Archives

February 2006

Newly Listed in Las Vegas

Posted at 12:46 PM, Feb. 8, 2006

My latest listing is a real "cream puff" of a home.  Located in east Las Vegas near Sandhill and Russell.  You can't get much more for your money! A charming, very well kept home with a fenced in swimming pool!  New paint though out, ceiling fans abound, wood blinds in living room with faux wood blinds in other rooms, and MUCH more.  Laundry room with access to garage.  The front yard is desert landscaping. In the back you can sit on your covered patio on a cool summer evening and enjoy the mature landscaping ... grass, flowers, bushes...while looking out over your pool (or take a dip if it's a hot summer evening!).  Click here for more pictures and a flyer.  E-mail me for additional information!

A Special Thank You

Posted at 1:50 PM, Feb. 7, 2006

A special THANK YOU to Offcer Henry Prendes who was killed in the line of duty on 2/1/06. His funeral was held today at Central Christian Church.  It was attended by many with an overflowing sanctuary and TV screens set up in the parking lots.  Many were able to sit at home and watch as the funeral was televised. 

We wish God-speed to his wife and 2 daughters and the entire LV metro police department as they struggle through this difficult time

House For Sale?

Posted at 5:56 PM, Feb. 6, 2006

House for sale?  Not really, but would be an interesting one to market and sell!  Any takers?

Vertical Living Revisited

Posted at 8:15 AM, Feb. 4, 2006

Las Vegas is known as a place where buildings are imploded before their time. Right now projects are getting imploded before they even out of the ground. Developers are canceling plans for high-rise residential towers near the Strip due to rising construction costs and slow sales. Southern Nevada leads the country in population growth, adding 7,000 new residents per month. Its rapid urbanization has caused a 99 percent increase in land pricing over the last 12 months, resulting in a vertical building boom.  Full Story

Household Safety Tip #1

Posted at 8:35 AM, Feb. 3, 2006

Your home should have deadbolts with full one-inch bolts on all entry doors in addition to existing locksets. Any door with glass panels within three feet of the lock should have a double-cylinder deadbolt, which requires a key on both sides.