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Condos are the Newest Alternative - Emerging market for maintenance-free living

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Real Estate Agent with Realty Executives, Hedges Real Estate

Condos are becoming the newest alternative for those who want maintenance-free living.  Ranging from affordable to high-end, there is a perfect condo for everyone in Lawrence now.

For those who are first-time buyers, single moms and dads, students, or anyone who just can't afford the higher priced market houses, there are the new Eddingham Place, Colorado Pointe, Pear Tree Cottages and Naismith condos.  There are also the older condominiums: Woodcreek Townhomes, Westbrooke and Emery Road condos.

There are also newly built condos for anyone wanting more space and quality or those who are retiring and returning back to Lawrence.  The Villas and Hobbs Taylor Lofts are the perfect condos for carefree, luxurious living.

With so many options available, you are sure to find the condo that fits your needs.  If you are interested in moving into one of these fine places or just want some more information, please give me a call.

For all of your real estate needs, visit www.gsohl.com.

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Rich Jacobson
Fathom Realty West Sound - Poulsbo, WA
Your Kitsap County WA Real Estate Broker
Boy, they let ANYONE join this network! Well, there goes the neighborhood!
Jul 19, 2007 05:05 AM
Jim & Maria Hart
Brand Name Real Estate - Charleston, SC
Charleston, SC Real Estate
Condos are definitely the thing these days.  We have seen so many apartment complexes convert to condo and sell out in a matter of weeks -- although that was during the boom.  More and more we are seeing people coming to the area looking for the maintenance free lifestyle, and willing to pay for it.
Jul 19, 2007 05:06 AM
Rob Lang
At Home Kansas - Shawnee, KS
Local Expert in NE Central Kansas Real Estate Home

Hi Glen,

Thanks for the post and for putting these links together all in one place.  It is nice to be able to send the link to this blog to buyers looking for condos!

Rob

Jul 21, 2007 02:48 AM