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Tis the season for Chistmas lights & busted pipes!
While we may not experience the long cold winters of some of our more northern cousins, we have experienced long enough cold snaps to freeze pipes and damage homes.
Here are some helpful tips to help you prepare a home you may be selling (or any home) for the cold.
Every indication is yes!
It appears that the owner posted his willingness to sell this home on Facebook.com – however, there was a catch, you need to move it - as the dirt it sits on isn’t included.
Located in a community where real estate investment & development is booming, Mr. Barrow put the Fort Worth home up for sale with the noble goal of preserving the historic 1904 home from the fate of many other “tear down” in the area.
As long-time residents of Frisco, we have seen several historic homes be moved in order to protect them from the record growth the city has experienced. It is truly a labor of love & dedication.
Kudos to Mr Barrow for taking such an effort to help preserve an amazing piece of history.
You can read more about Mr. Wade Barrow’s amazing story & the sale of this historic home here or see Mr. Barrow’s interview at WFAA.com.
Christie Cannon REALTOR
The Christie Cannon Team
Keller Williams Frisco TX
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Dallas joins Portland and Seattle as the highest of the year-over-year appreciation in home values for the first 10 months on 2016, according to CaseLogic – Zillow.com’s parent company.
The city is also among seven cities whose current pre-owned single-family homes have surpassed their pre-recession peak. According to Case-Shiller, since mid-2007, the national “peak”, DFW area homes are up a whopping 30%!
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