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Macomb Township Home For sale > Well Below SEV > what a deal !

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Fri, 13 Jul 2007 18:18:15 -0700

Excellent Value on this full brick ranch in Macomb Township, finished basement, 1st floor laundry, 3 large bedrooms, family with fire place, walk to Utica schools and playfield, Keys at closing. This home was just reduced $10,000 and is well below the 2007 sev, Asking Price is only $184,900, homes in te area are currently on the market for $195,000 to $206,000 > location between Hays and Garfield N/ of 21 mile Call Pete & Rebecca Tocco for more infomation about this home... (586) 412-2247 (586) 615-2065 Realty Executives Group

Free In-Ground Pool When You Purchase This Home ( Clinton Township)

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Thu, 12 Jul 2007 19:03:48 -0700

Great buy on this brick ranch in Clinton Township, 17 mile and Garfield area, 1743 sq ft, finished basement, 1st floor laundry, formal dining rm, family room with fire place, New furnace, New wanter tank, Roof only 2 yrs old, many other updates, Excellent value for first time home buyer or purchasers who like to entertain, Priced to sell Only $215,900 Contact Pete & Rebecca Tocco at (586) 412-2247 or (586) 615-2065 e-mail ptocco8975@comcast.net, Realty Executives Group

Interesting article on Home taxes

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 14:42:50 -0700

BY MARGARITA BAUZAFREE PRESS BUSINESS WRITERA proposed change in Michigan's pop-up tax would give home sellers like Anthony Rimanelli a much-needed boost in a sagging real estate market.House Bill 4440-4441, which awaits state Senate consideration after being passed by the House 77-31 on March 14, would allow the buyer of a home to inherit the tax amount the seller currently pays, eliminating what is known as Michigan's pop-up tax.Rimanelli pays $3,500 in taxes for his Grosse Pointe Woods bungalow. His tax bill increased an average of 4.7% annually from when he bought his house in 1997 for $127,000. His taxes that year were $2,370. The rate of increase is capped by the state's Proposal A, which limits annual increases in a home's taxable value to the rate of inflation or 5%, whichever is less.If the proposed bill -- sponsored by Rep. Andy Meisner, D-Ferndale -- passes and is signed into law, the buyer of Rimanelli's home would be allowed to retain the current $3,500 tax bill, dodging the pop-up tax -- the name given to the adjusted tax amount a new homeowner pays when a just-purchased home is reassessed for taxes based on its full market value.The law would be in place for 18 months and be retroactive to anyone who bought a home in Michigan on or after March 1."It's a phenomenal opportunity," said Rimanelli, who is selling his 1,100-square-foot home for $187,500. "Whoever buys this house is not going to get that pop-up tax hike."Ripple effect"Buyers would inherit the taxable value of whatever the current owner has," said Michael J. LeVan, a broker with Adlhoch & Associates in Grosse Pointe Park. "It wouldn't readjust. The law would jump-start the economy and get the real estate industry moving and selling again."So much of our economy is based on real estate. Think of what else people do when they buy a house -- they paint, they buy furniture."Critics of the proposed law say it unfairly penalizes sellers who haven't owned their houses for a long time and are paying higher taxes due to the pop-up provision. Some House Republicans opposed the measure because it isn't permanent and could hurt builders of new homes, who would be put at a competitive price disadvantage."The plan picks winners and losers," LeVan said. "If you have two identical houses next to each other and one of those houses was purchased 10 or 15 years ago and the other house a year or two ago, these two houses have dramatically different tax bills."If you're a buyer and one house has got a $5,000 tax bill and the other has a $10,000 tax bill, the guy with the $10,000 tax bill is stuck. He'd have to reduce his price dramatically to compete with the guy next door with the smaller tax bill," LeVan said.Supporters of the plan include Annette Keeble, a broker with Camelot Exquisite Homes in Bloomfield Hills and Rochester. She said the moratorium could give housing sales a badly needed boost."It's going to lessen the inventory that agencies have to carry," Keeble said. "It's going to motivate people to sell."Bill Ballenger, editor and publisher of Inside Michigan Politics, said the bill has a good shot at passage."The Legislature is desperate to show it's doing something positive to help the economy and the sluggish housing market."It would cost money potentially to local units of government, but if houses don't sell that's not going to help local units of government either."Rimanelli, who is looking to buy a home with his wife, Gina, when his current house sells, is looking for a home whose owner has lived in it for a long time."That's definitely a criteria," he said. "I don't want to get slammed by taxes."Stalling startersThe proposed law doesn't do much for Kristina Pellegrini, who is carrying two mortgages as she tries to sell her starter home, which she bought six years ago."In my opinion, it's terrible," said Pellegrini, who is asking $249,000 for her Grosse Pointe Woods home, which currently sits vacant while she tries to sell it.The house, which has a tax bill of $6,000 a year, has been on the market for 18 months."If you haven't lived in your house a long time, it puts you at a disadvantage," she said. "A lot of people buy starter homes and then move on to something bigger. I think this law would hurt a lot of people like that. There are a lot of houses in my exact same situation."LeVan worries the law will add a burden to those who haven't been in their homes a long time, forcing them to lower their selling price to compensate for the expected higher tax bills.He said he realizes the bill is just a temporary fix. Realtors are currently working with state Rep. Andy Dillon, D-Redford Township, on another proposal that would kick in after the 18-month pop-up tax moratorium expires.That proposal would -- at the time of sale -- match the taxable value of a home to the average taxable value of similar homes in that community."It would bring people gradually towards the middle," LeVan said. "Some bills would go up, some would go down."Contact MARGARITA BAUZA at 313-222-6823 or mbauza@freepress.com.

Best Time to Buy A Home Or Condo In Macomb Township Is Now !!

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Fri, 23 Mar 2007 19:08:54 -0700

Contrary to what everyone is saying about our flat ,dead, slow, real estate market , let me tell you what I am finding, and keep in mind I am on the streets everyday or on the computer finding homes for my buyers or selling their homes almost 24/7. This market is the BEST TIME to purchase a home or condo, the interest rates are at an all time low, inventory is huge , many sellers are now purchasing newer homes , still wanting to live in Macomb Township. Anybody who is renting a apartment and may think that they can not afford to purchase a home is making a huge life style mistake, Transferees are still moving in to Michigan and taking advantage of some great deals, Builders are offering all types of incentives to purchase their spec homes and sellers are offering seller incentives and paying closing coast, (in some situations) .It is truly a win -win situation for both sellers and buyers if your transaction is handled properly and well thought out. Avoid the media ho-ha and get serious about purchasing your next home or second home. Take advantage of home investing, there are some great deals in the shores, east pointe and sterling hgts area, these are great areas for investors, NOW'S THE TIME , Invest in your future. Pete & Rebecca Tocco Realty Executives Group (586) 412-2247 ptocco8975@comcast.net www.petertocco.com

Cheap Advertising For A Great Cause

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 17:01:09 -0700

Macomb Township Little League is looking for team sponsors and advertisers for our roaster booklet What a great way to advertise your business, company or trade. With over 1200 boys and girls enrolled in Macomb Township Little Leause for the 2007 year, this is a golden opportunity to getting some inexpensive advertising into the community of Macomb Township We are looking for team sponsors and advertisers for our booklet. Every players receives a booklet which puts your name or business in over1200 families, Call Pete Tocco for details and prices at (586) 412-2247 Peter Tocco (586) 412-2247 "You're Macomb Township Connection" Realty Executives Group

Macomb Township Little League, almost ready to play ball

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Mon, 12 Mar 2007 16:29:43 -0700

Macomb Township Little League just completed tryouts for the minor and major leagues divisions and is now on it's way to starting our 3rd year of Macomb Township Little League . The 2007 year enrolled over 1200 players ranging from 5 year olds to 16 year olds. Opening day is scheduled for April 28 and 29th at Macomb Corners Park. I have been involved with Little League baseball just about all my life and believe it is ultimately the best summer program offered for kids of all ages through out the United States. If you are ever in need of a rewarding, challenging, good feeling experience, get involved with little league baseball, you will love every bit of it. Pete Tocco Realty Executives Group (586) 412-2247 "Serving all of Macomb Township, My home town "

Interesting Article For Michigan Home Buyers

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 15:46:28 -0800

Iinteresting article for home buyersGlut of homes has created the ultimate buyer's marketFalling prices, low mortgage rates mean bargains galoreMetro Detroit's down-and-out housing market may be a nightmare for sellers, but it's a paradise for potential home buyers.Probably no other group of consumers is in hotter demand this year, and no other group has more good reasons to open the checkbook.Whether you are a first-time buyer in the market for a starter home, a growing family looking to trade up or a baby boomer ready to splurge on a cottage up north, there may be no better time than now to buy.Just ask 22-year-old Keith Nida of Clinton Township, who bought a house in Roseville for $50,000 below its asking price. Before he found the house, Nida put an offer on another house, but the bank foreclosed on it before his offer was approved."It was either bad luck or a blessing in disguise," Nida said.So if buying a house is on your list of things to think about in 2007, here's what awaits you:# There's a huge supply of homes, condos and rental housing to choose from. In 2006, there were 45,998 residential properties that went on the market in Wayne, Oakland, Macomb and Livingston counties. That compares to just more than 14,000 in 2001.# Prices of houses are dropping, and may be near their bottom. Experts predict prices will fall a bit more in 2007 before they start rebounding. With so much supply and so little demand, the median price of a Metro Detroit home declined 7.1 percent from 2005 to 2006, to $163,082.# Mortgage rates still are at historically low levels. No, you probably can't get a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage for 5.5 percent right now, but you can get it for around 6.3 percent, still a good rate. And while you need to be a bit careful when negotiating an adjustable-rate mortgage at an even lower rate for the first few years, an ARM can be a good choice for certain buyers.# There are plenty of deals to be had. Behind most of the homes for sale is an owner who really needs to or wants to sell. (The rest are waiting out the downturn.) Because sellers are fighting for so few buyers, almost any offer will be considered.# Sellers are throwing in a slew of incentives, some fun (Detroit Tigers season tickets, a two-year lease on a new vehicle), some useful (a free home inspection) and some practical (paid closing costs). While most buyers would never buy a house simply to see Tigers games, such incentives sure don't hurt when you're making such a huge purchase."The market is great if a person is looking to buy," said Ron Simpson, president of the Detroit Association of Realtors. "Property values declined sharply in the past year. Jump in now and find your dream home."To get people in the home-buying mood, the National Association of Realtors launched a $40 million national TV and radio campaign last month, touting the advantages of buying a home in a slow housing climate.Discounts attract buyersDeeply discounted homes convinced Nida to start looking for a house in December. A first-time buyer, he looked at more than 100 homes before deciding on a two-bedroom, 1,200-square-foot fixer-upper in Roseville. The owners reduced the price from $135,000 to $89,000 to make the sale.Even though Nida didn't get a great rate on the mortgage -- 8.5 percent -- because he's self-employed, he still thinks he got a bargain, and he plans to refinance to a lower rate in six months. A home remodeler, he wants to fix up the house and sell it when the market turns around."I learned that you've got to be very patient," Nida said. "If you're patient, you get what you want."Khaalib Raheem also sees opportunity in this slow housing market. A 32-year-old auto technician from Detroit, Raheem is looking at homes in higher-end communities such as the Grosse Pointes for his family.He also wants to buy single-family and multi-unit homes in Detroit to rent out. His Realtor was able to supply Raheem with at least 300 rental properties that cost less than $25,000.Raheem is eager to make an offer when he finds the right properties at the right price. And he's eager to move his fiancee and their kids from their five-bedroom house in Detroit to another neighborhood while the deals are hot."At these prices, I'm definitely out of here," Raheem said.Not everyone can buy nowObviously, it isn't a good time to buy a house for a lot of Metro Detroiters.Those who have been laid off or worry they could be soon, who have taken auto buyouts and aren't sure what their next career move will be, who aren't willing to sell their house for a lot less than they think it's worth and those who are living paycheck to paycheck aren't typically good candidates, no matter how good the deal.Even if you are a candidate, University of Michigan senior research specialist Don Grimes urges some caution and realistic expectations.Buyers can get a bargain right now, Grimes said, but he questions whether southeast Michigan's housing market will ever rebound to what it was a decade ago. He cautions buyers against expecting big gains in home values over the next several years."I have no doubt there are deals to be had," Grimes said. "But don't go into it expecting appreciation except at the rate of inflation."But buying a home is a good option for many, Grimes said. "If it's a good situation for you, then do it. If it's not, then wait."Realtor Ron Simpson, president of the Detroit Association of Realtors, agrees that buyers who expect quick appreciation will be disappointed.Buyers won't get a return on their investment until the economy improves, and that is at least a year away, economists forecast.Until things get better, Simpson said, buyers should be prepared to keep any property they buy. "Is it a good time to buy a home? Absolutely -- if you can afford to hold on to it," he said.Don't hurry to make an offerWith buyers in control, they are in no hurry to make an offer and they shouldn't be, Realtors said. House hunters should take their time, look at many homes, research mortgage programs and know their options before making a decision.John Kurczak, a Realtor with Keller Williams Central in Sterling Heights, said his clients are on the lookout for the best deal. Many buyers won't even look at a property unless they can practically steal it, he said.That is why Kurczak warns home sellers against holding onto a house for too long. He advises considering any offer and working with the buyer."There's an old saying in the real estate businesses that goes: 'Your first offer is your best offer,'â?," Kurczak said. "Don't get upset if the offer is too low. Sellers need to understand the buyers' anxieties and work with the buyer; you have to give and take."Even if the seller has to take a loss, he or she can make up for it by buying another home in the region for less than it is worth, Kurczak pointed out.Experts predict Metro Detroit's housing market will favor buyers for at least another year.Prices will drop another 10 percent to 30 percent in 2007 and begin to stabilize in 2008, said Kurczak, who has seen this up-down cycle many times in his 16-year career. "This is the storm we're going through right now," he said. "We're at our bottom; the only way to go is up."You can reach Jennifer Youssef at (313) 222-2319 or jyoussef@detnews.com.If your getting ready to purchase your next home , there no better time than now according to this article. we are a 100% full service Real-estate Team that can provide all the information you need to purchase your home. Give us a call at (586) 412-2247 or e-mail at ptocco8975@comcast.net Were ready when you're ready !Pete & Rebecca Tocco from Realty Executives Group www.petertocco.com

Looking For A Bargin ON A Colonial In Macomb Township ?

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 15:04:16 -0800

1 OF 1 PROPERTIES FOUND

30430713

47809

STEPHANIE

MACOMB TWP

List: $223,899

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MLS Area: 50008 MACOMB

BdRms: 3

Total Rms: 7

MapCo: H-14

Bth F/H: 1.1

Acre: .00

Yr Blt: 1985

Garage: 2.0

Lot Size: 60x140

Style: 13 2 STORY RES/Partial Masonry

Blt On: BASEMENT

Assoc Fee: $ 0

Sch Dst: CHIPPEWA VALLEY

Sq Feet: 1,650

Possess: 30 Days

Cross Streets: NORTH OF 21 MILE - EAST OF GARFIELD

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR A SMART SHOPPER LOOKING FOR VALUE, MINT COND. COLONIAL IN THE HEART OF MACOMB. HUGE FAM RM W/FULL BRICK F.P. (INC. SURROUND SOUND SPEAKERS), LARGE HOMEMAKERS KIT W/ALL UPDATED APPLIANCES, 1ST FLOOR LAUNDRY W/WASHER & DRYER, MSTR BDRM W/DUAL WALK-IN CLOSETS, FIN. BSMT W/LOADS OF STORAGE, FURN. H20 TANK, ROOF & WINDOWS HAVE BEEN UPDATED, SQUARE DANCE SIZE DECK W/VVINYL AWNING, PICTURE PERFECT MANICURED LOT. OCC COULD BE SOONER. BEST BUY IN AREA.....

Sweet..... 10+ Colonial in the heart of Macomb Township , Keys at closing, Check it out !!call Pete Tocco for showings at (586) 412-2247 e-mail ptocco8975@comcast.net www.petertocco.com

Great Buy In Macomb Township

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Wed, 07 Mar 2007 14:41:52 -0800

1 OF 1 PROPERTIES FOUND

30437658

47675

CHRYS

MACOMB TWP

List: $199,800

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MLS Area: 50008 MACOMB

BdRms: 3

Total Rms: 8

MapCo: G-14

Bth F/H: 1.1

Acre: .00

Yr Blt: 1977

Garage: 2.0

Lot Size: 60x120

Style: 11 1 STORY RES/Full Masonry

Blt On: BASEMENT

Assoc Fee: $ 0

Sch Dst: UTICA

Sq Feet: 1,522

Possess: 30 Days

Cross Streets: NORTH OF 21 MILE - WEST OF GARFIELD

GREAT VALUE ON THIS FULL BRICK RANCH WITH LIVING ROOM (COULD BE DEN OR DINING ROOM), FAMILY ROOM W/FIREPLACE, LARGE HOMEMAKERS KITCHEN & DINING AREA, 1ST FLOOR LAUNDRY & HUGE WALK-IN PANTRY, 90% FINISHED BSMT, NEWER FURNACE, C/A & H20, NEWER WINDOWS & DOORWALL, ROOF, HARDWOOD FLOORING IN ALL BDRMS & HALLWAY, NEW DISHWASHER & DISPOSAL, 12 X 14 DECK W/AWNING. OCCUPANCY COULD BE SOONER.

First Time Buyers Alert !! Excellent value in Macomb Township , walking distance to Utica schools, Call Pete Tocco for details and showing (586) 412-2247 or e-mail ptocco8975@comcast.net

Why Should I Use a Realtor

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Sun, 04 Mar 2007 16:39:59 -0800

A real estate salesperson is more than just a "sales person." They act on your behalf as your agent, providing you with advice and guidance and doing a job - helping you buy or sell a home. While it is true they get paid for what they do, so do other professions that provide advice, guidance, and have a service to sell --such as Certified Public Accountants and Attorneys.The Internet has opened up a world of information that wasn't previously available to homebuyers and seller. The data on listings available for sale is almost current - but not quite. There are times when you need the most current information about what has sold or is for sale, and the only way to get that is with an agent.If you're selling a home, you gain access to the most buyers by being listed in the Multiple Listing Service. Only a licensed real estate agent who is a member of your local MLS can get you listed there - which then gets you automatically listed on some of the major real estate web sites. If you're buying or selling a home, the MLS is your agent's best tool.However, the role of an agent has changed in the last couple of years. In the past, agents were the only way home buyers and sellers could access information. Now agents are evolving. Because today's home buyers and sellers are so much better informed than in the past, expertise and ability are becoming more important.The real estate agent is becoming more of a "guide" than a "salesperson" -- your personal representative in buying or selling a home.Looking for some real estate information on homes in Macomb County, Give Us A Call (586) 412-2247 www.petertocco.com Reaty Executives Group (586) 323-7000

What Sellers Need to Do to Sell Their Homes in today’s Market

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 16:21:52 -0800

We have been Full time realtors for the past 18 years and decided to post our opinion of what sellers need to do to sell in today's market, Our Market area is the Macomb County area in Michigan. Sellers have to go back to the basics of the true selling concept in today's roller coaster market. Here are some helpful tips. Make sure you have nice curb pealWalk around your home and remove all the debrisFill any cracks in the driveways and sidewalksIf the outside needs painted , paint it or offer a credit for painting Take all the clutter out of the house and put in storagePaint the inside all neutral colors , it will do wondersReplace your lights with new fixturesClean your carpets or if needed replace themPaint the front door or replace it, Have a screen door on the house.Have your furnace and hot waters tank cleaned and working efficientlyMost important PRICE YOUR HOME RIGHT the first timeAsk your realtor what type of buyer incentives work best if you plan on offering anyMake sure your home smells good at all timesHave kitchen sinks and counters clear of dirty dishes During the winter months ,sidewalks and driveways must be shoveled and clear of snow /iceWith as many homes on the market, purchasers normally will determine if they like your home with in 20 second of stepping in your home. Make those 20 second count.If you have any questions about selling your home, or may be thing about selling your home, please feel free to contact us anytime by e-mail ptocco8975#Comcast.netBest of Luck Selling Pete & Rebecca Tocco

10 Macomb County Schools Awarded Blue Ribbon Sate Awards

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Tue, 27 Feb 2007 15:14:29 -0800

10 Macomb County elementary schools were rewarded with the designation of 2006-2007 Michigan Blue Ribbon Schools . The Blue Ribbon selection committee chose these schools as meeting some very tough qualification and delivered top rated education to their students. Blue Ribbon designation went out to Crissman,DeKeyser.Flickinger,Harvey,Schuchard,Schwarzkoff,and West Utica from Utica Schools. Fillmore and Harwood from Warren and South River from L'Anse Creuse .Congratulation to these schools and staff for this Great Award

Housing Statistics for Macomb Township, Macomb County Michigan

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Tue, 13 Feb 2007 16:10:51 -0800

Here are some interesting statistics for Macomb Township; these numbers represent the 4th quarter of 20062006 sales 162 2005 sales 167 ( -2.99% )2006 listings 747 2005 listing 583 ( 28.13 % up )2006 sales volume $36.593.035 2005 sales volume $42.536.493 ( - 13.97% ) 2006 average sale price $225.883 2005 average sales price $254.710 (-11.32) Good news , spring is jut around the corner, we already see the housing market rebounding upward. We look forward to doing business with you, Have a Great and Rewarding DayPete and Rebecca Tocco Your Macomb Township specialist

Report on Market Conditions--- MacombTownship, Macomb County,Michigan

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 04:48:52 -0800

Pending home sales are higher, affirming the stabilization that is occurring in home sales, according to NAR. The Pending Home Sales Index, based on contracts signed in December, rose 4.9% to an index of 112.4 from an upwardly revised level of 107.2 in November, but is 4.4% lower than December 2005. The monthly gain was the biggest increase since March 2004 when the index rose 6.9%. A steady narrowing from year-ago readings has been observed since last July when the level of unsold housing inventory peaked at an all-time high. "Some of the monthly gain may be weather related, but it appears buyers are becoming more comfortable, sensing the timing is good and that their local market has bottomed out," said , NAR's chief economist. "I expect modest sales gains throughout the year, with what I believe are sustainable levels of activity. 2007 promises to be the fourth best year on record." (Source: NAR)Have a great day and an excellent weekend!Sincerely,Pete and Rebecca Tocco

New Medical Center Opening In Macomb Township

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Fri, 26 Jan 2007 16:48:24 -0800

A new Medical center will be opening in mid July in the area of 23 mile and Romeo Plank Road, St John Heath will be opening a 40.000 sq ft ambulatory care center and a 80.000 sq ft medical office building. The center plans on having a 24 hour emergency care center to help serve the growing area of Macomb Township and the Macomb County areas

Some Fun Facts about Macomb County, Michigan

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 16:32:16 -0800

Anyone looking to move in to Macomb County Michigan, here are some facts to look at.Population in Macomb county 894,453Persons 65 years or older 13.4%Females in Macomb County 50.8 %Children under 5 years old 6.1%Persons under 18 years old 23.6%High school graduates age 25 + 82.9%Bachelor‘s degree age 25 + 17.6%Housing units 346.503Home ownership 78.9%Households 309,203Persons per household 2.52Median household income $51,742Building Permits (2005) 4,343Land area 480 milesPerson per sq mile 1,642Macomb Quick Facts/us Census Bureau (years 2004-2005)Last revised 1/12/07

Some Interesteing History On Macomb Township

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 15:46:11 -0800

One of my favorite past times is find information and history facts about Macomb Township. Macomb Township is located in Macomb County and is some times referred to as Macomb.If you are interested in leaning some nice facts and history on Macomb Township click on the below link, and of course if your think of buying a home in Macomb Township give us a call we would love to help ! Pete & Rebecca Tocco www.petertocco.com http://www.macomb-mi.gov/pages/history.htm

Macomb Townships First Ice Storm

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 17:19:25 -0800

1/15/07 Old man winter finally hit today in Macomb Township in Macomb County, Michigan, if you live in Michigan anything is possible from sunshine to zero degree ice storms. We were waiting for this one to hit, temperature in low 20's and freezing rain, and icy roads. Watch out for that black ice, Here's a picture of what our morning trees looked like in Macomb Township and through out Macomb County. Stay warm we only have 2 more months.

HOW MANY HOMES ARE FOR SALE IN MACOMB TOWNSHIP YOU ASK ?

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 16:00:39 -0800

WELCOME TO THE BLOG OF PETE AND REBECCA TOCCO. AS OF 1/15/07 THERE ARE 711 HOMES FOR SALE IN MACOMB TOWNSHIP LOCATED IN MACOMB COUNTY MICHIGAN. OF THESE 711 HOMES THAT ARE PROFESIONALY MARKET BY REALTORS,263 OF THE HOMES ARE RANCHES <> 249 HOMES ARE COLONIALS <> 190 HOMES ARE SPLIT-LEVLES <>1 BI-LEVEL <>3 TRI-LEVELS <> 5 QUAD-LEVELS.NOWS A GREAT TIME PIRCHASE YOUR NEXT HOME , PETE & REBECCA TOCCO (586) 412-2247 PTOCCO8975@COMCAST.NET

Super Value in Macomb Township (Priced to sell !)

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 18:14:53 -0800

What a Value. Mint Condition Colonial For Sale in The Heart Of Macomb Township. This home has a finished basement and a first floor laundry. Very Clean home, Quick Occupancy if needed, Call Peter Tocco @ (586) 412-2247 , or e-mail ptocco8975@comcast.net, Take a Look ,you wont be sorry !! Look for it on Realtor.com or www.petertocco.com

Macomb Township Moves Forward With New Park !!

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Sat, 13 Jan 2007 03:07:43 -0800

Macomb Township voted to start the plannig for Phase 2 for a New Park at Macomb Corners. The decision was based on thre huge demand from the community and future groth of Macomb Township. The estimate cost of the project is about $3.5 million. The estimate time to start the project is late 2007. The board estimates 46 acres can be used for the park which includes more baseball diamonds and soccer fields. The park will be used as an active park housing sports events and for family recreation. Macomb Corners Park is located north of 25 Mile Road and east of Lucthman Road.

Macomb Township Little League Starts It's 3rd Year Of Summer Fun

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 14:53:08 -0800

If you are new to Macomb Township or a present residet and have a son or daughter who wants to play Little League baseball, now the time. We just had our first registration on 1/11/07 and the turn out was great. A few of us lovers of LL baseball started this wonderful league 3 years ago with about 900 boys and girld and this year we are expecting to have 1400 players if not more. It is truly a rewarding experience and allot of fun. Next regtration will be 1/16/07 and then 1/18/07. Any information needed about Macomb Township Little League you can check out our web site at www.mtllb.com Macomb Township is located in Macomb County

Macomb Township Little League Lets Play Ball !

Pete & Rebecca Tocco (Weichert Realtors Excel) — Thu, 11 Jan 2007 16:13:02 -0800

If you are new to Macomb Township and your son or daughter wants to play Little League Baseball this summer, today was the first of three registrations. We are in our third year of Macomb Township little league baseball. we are expectingat least 1300 boys and girls to partisipate this year. 2006 enrollment was just over 1100 kids and it was a great year. For more infomation check out Macomb Township little league wep site @ http://www.mtllb.com/ Pete Tocco ( Board Dirtector ) Macomb Township is located in the county of Macomb