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Leavenworth real estate - new blog, new website, all brand new!

Leavenworth WA now has a new real estate website. After months of hard work we have combined the Real Estate Search function of www.GeordieRomer.com and the news and opinion of www.MyLeavenworth into one great real estate site.

We worked with the folks over at the Real Estate Tomato to create a custom WordPress Blog that had all of our old posts - 4 years worth along with the improved search capabilities of IDX Pro.

Please come vist our new Leavenworth Real Estate site, www.IcicleCreekRealEstate.com

We have lots of neighborhood pages, from Lake Wenatchee to Ponderosa Estates to Fish Lake.

We also have some great search pages which allow you to search for very specific places like Cashmere or condos in Leavenworth.

There are still a few glitches, but we'd love to hear what you think. We certainly couldn't have gotten here without all our friends from AR over the years.

Posted by Geordie Romer, CRS, e-PRO on 02/02/2009 12:06 AM

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2 Comments on Leavenworth real estate - new blog, new website, all brand new!

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Your new website looks great. I especiallly like your graphs. My appraisal site could use some graphs to spruce it up. Maybe graph year over year home values in my area, etc.

Michael - Thanks for taking a look. The Tomato folks implemented WP 2.7 last night and that threw off a lot of the plugins, so it may take a day or two to get it right.

It's funny that you say you like the graphs. I think the graphs are one of the things I feel like needs upgrading the most.

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