residential: Schley County, Ga., schools No. 1 for college enrollment
- 08/25/09 11:02 AM
This is big: Schley County schools are No. 1 in the state for college enrollment by graduates. This, at least, is what I gather from an email sent out by John T. Greene, coordinator of Schley County Family Connection. If it's true, this needs to be shouted from the rooftops. (If you need a rooftop of your own, I will sell you one.)The school system has, more than any other one thing, put Schley County on the map and turned it into a destination for new residents. Numerous new houses have been built to accommodate the newcomers who have enrolled their children … (0 comments)
residential: A great time to buy real estate
- 03/27/09 02:03 PM
Spring is here. This should be the peak season for buying and selling residential real estate. But even the "peak" season this year is not as good as a poor season in years past. We all are victims of a major economic downturn. But ... take heart! After the market hits bottom there's nowhere to go but up. Get on board. What are the smart people doing? They are investing in tangible goods including homes and land. They are taking advantage of a buyer's market. A large inventory of unsold properties, and low interest rates, have put buyers in charge of … (0 comments)
residential: Homes are starting to sell again
- 06/01/08 07:08 AM
There's been a decline in the inventory of available homes for sale in recent days -- a fancy way of saying some houses have been sold -- but it's too soon to say it's a trend. Today, June 1, the total number of available residential properties in the Multiple Listing Service covering Americus and Ellaville, Ga., is 149. That's down from 162 just three days ago. Are things looking up in the real estate market? Let's hope so. There's a buyer out there for every house, and some of them have been on the market for six months or more. Most sellers … (0 comments)
This is big: Schley County schools are No. 1 in the state for college enrollment by graduates. This, at least, is what I gather from an email sent out by John T. Greene, coordinator of Schley County Family Connection. If it's true, this needs to be shouted from the rooftops. (If you need a rooftop of your own, I will sell you one.)The school system has, more than any other one thing, put Schley County on the map and turned it into a destination for new residents. Numerous new houses have been built to accommodate the newcomers who have enrolled their children … (0 comments)
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