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Home Buyer Tax Credit Changes
We have good news! The $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit, which was slated to expire Nov. 30, 2009, will be extended for contracts signed before May 1, 2010 that close before July 1, 2010. First-time buyers, who are in the process of closing now, no longer have to worry about qualifying for the $8,000 … Continue reading Home Buyer Tax Credit Changes
Grand 1894 Opera House Presents Comedienne Rita Rudner
The Grand 1894 Opera House presents famed Las Vegas comedienne Rita Rudner today for two shows – one at 3:00 pm and one at 8:00 pm. Click here to see the Galveston County Daily News article. You can reserve tickets by calling the box office at 409/765-9834 or by visiting The Grand’s website by clicking … Continue reading Grand 1894 Opera House Presents Comedienne Rita Rudner
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Hurricane Ike Recovery – Trees Provided Free This Weekend
Hurricane Ike recovery continues – One of the major detrimental effects of Hurricane Ike on the island was the loss of tens of thousands of trees. Being one of the most visible effects of the storm, the re-forestation of Galveston has been deemed an important recovery goal as it will not only improve the appearance of the island but will also … Continue reading Hurricane Ike Recovery – Trees Provided Free This Weekend
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“Your Home Matters” – National Trust for Historic Preservation
For those of you with older homes, this post will be of interest. Below is a slide show from the National Trust for Historic Preservation electronic newsletter. This slide shows honors those folks who have chosen to buy, love, maintain, and improve older homes. You can join this slide show and show everyone that your … Continue reading “Your Home Matters” – National Trust for Historic Preservation
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One of James Selig’s Favorite Things About Galveston
One of my favorite things about Galveston. James Selig Share this:FacebookPress ThisEmailPrintDiggRedditStumbleUpon
Galveston Real Estate – Galveston MLS Sales Data
Galveston real estate – Well, the nation’s economy certainly has affected the Galveston MLS sales numbers on as evidenced by the average price of homes sold on the Galveston West End. Hurricane Ike has affected the average sales price of homes behind the Seawall due to the large number of damaged homes sold “as is.” From … Continue reading Galveston Real Estate – Galveston MLS Sales Data
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Hurricane Ike Recovery – City of Galveston Replanting Guidelines
Galveston continues its Hurricane Ike receovery. The Galveston City Council approved replanting guidelines at its last meeting. Please click here for city press release and click here for the planting guide. Also, the Galveston County Daily News news article can be obtained by clicking here. Share this:FacebookPress ThisEmailPrintDiggRedditStumbleUpon
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Galveston Real Estate – The Homebuyer Tax Credit
Galveston real estate – the Homebuyer Tax Credit has been extended and expanded! Please click here to read about it and get the details. Also, if buying a home to be your official homestead for property tax purposes, don’t forget that you need to close prior to the end of the year. Share this:FacebookPress ThisEmailPrintDiggRedditStumbleUpon
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