Brought to you from the California Association of Realtors...C.A.R. Green Tip of the Week: More drought tips Californians may face water rationing this summer. In response, the California Landscape Contractors Association has provided tips for use by homeowners and businesses.
. Do not use high nitrogen fertilizers during a drought. They encourage growth but the plants will need more water.. Heavily mulch all flower and soil beds. Mulch helps keep water in the soil. Do not use rocks/gravel because they add heat to the soil and moisture evaporates faster.. Mow grass higher to promote deeper root growth and hold more moisture. Aerate the lawn and fill the holes with compost so the water can infiltrate deeper.For more green real-estate-related tips and discussion, visit C.A.R.’s green blog (http://blogs.car.org/) and C.A.R.’s Green Web site (http://green.car.org/).
Or, contact Wendi-Mae Davis-one of your leaders in saving the Environment!
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Connect Realty.com, INC.
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Toll Free 866-333-6333
http://www.wendimae.com
www.wendimae@wendimae.com
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
Unique Homes...
What makes a home Unique...share your photos and thoughts with us. From hunting Lodges to unusual architectural designs to Historic Homes...We have found that Unique properties offer special rewards, and challenges. Read on...there's no "one size fits all" with "Unique" Properties...especially when it comes to selling one-you certainly do need to find another person whom shares the "same point of view" :) We want to hear you thoughts, and see your photos/examples...please leave a comment!
Wendi-Mae Davis, ABR, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate
Counselor Connect Realty.com, Inc.
Toll Free 866-333-6333
http://www.wendimae.com/
wendimae@wendimae.com
Wendi-Mae Davis, ABR, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate
Counselor Connect Realty.com, Inc.
Toll Free 866-333-6333
http://www.wendimae.com/
wendimae@wendimae.com
Saturday, March 28, 2009
It's time we all give back to our Communities!
Don't you agree? It doesn't always take money...in fact, it rarely does. It just takes a little time, show your Community that you care. Help grow your Community-make it YOUR Community...tell me what you think. Suggestions?
Wendi-Mae Davis
Broker Associate
Connect Realty.com, Inc.
http://www.wendimae.com
www.mycameronpark.com
Toll Free 866-333-6333
Wendi-Mae Davis
Broker Associate
Connect Realty.com, Inc.
http://www.wendimae.com
www.mycameronpark.com
Toll Free 866-333-6333
Friday, September 26, 2008
Spare the Air!!
Make a difference in your home-To keep te air quality as healthy as possible, please consider implementing some of these simple tips around your house to help reduce air pollution. It will help the environment and your over all health.
-Use water-based paints, coatings and adhesives instead of oil-based formulas
-Switch from gas-powered yard tools o electric powered tools
-Use Propane gas BBQ's instead of a chracoal grill
-Avoid using pesticides or use organic ones
-avoid consumer spray products when possible (inc. hairspray, furniture polish, cooking sprays, bathroom cleaners, air freshners, deodorants, insecticides, and hobby craft sprays).
When the air quality is bad, even healthy people ca have respiratory irritation or difficulties breathing while outdoors. High air pollution levels can have short term and long term effects...
visit: http://www.sparetheair.com
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker
Connect Realty
Toll Free 866-333-6333
wendimae@wendimae.com
http://www.wendimae.com
-Use water-based paints, coatings and adhesives instead of oil-based formulas
-Switch from gas-powered yard tools o electric powered tools
-Use Propane gas BBQ's instead of a chracoal grill
-Avoid using pesticides or use organic ones
-avoid consumer spray products when possible (inc. hairspray, furniture polish, cooking sprays, bathroom cleaners, air freshners, deodorants, insecticides, and hobby craft sprays).
When the air quality is bad, even healthy people ca have respiratory irritation or difficulties breathing while outdoors. High air pollution levels can have short term and long term effects...
visit: http://www.sparetheair.com
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker
Connect Realty
Toll Free 866-333-6333
wendimae@wendimae.com
http://www.wendimae.com
Friday, July 25, 2008
The New Mall in Folsom "Palladio"
Palladio is a 50-Acre site consisting of an open-air lifestyle regional commercial center with 950,000 s.f. of commercial space. Construction is to begin in 2008 and be completed by 2010.
If you've been to "Santana Row" in San Jose-Palladio will be similar-only slightly lower scale. There will be a Whole Earth Foods and a Barnes and Nobel Book store...and so much more!
The Key project features:
50-Acre Project Site
634,800 s.f. retail commercial center (phase 1)
50,000 s.f. retail grocery
55,000 s.f. cinema-16-plex
69,500 sf office (second and third floors)
295,000 s.f. of addt'l retail space (Phase 2)
Want a list of the proposed shops? I can say, there will not be any department stores!
Email for call me today:
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Toll free 866-333-6333
http://www.wendimae.com
wendimae@wendimae.com
If you've been to "Santana Row" in San Jose-Palladio will be similar-only slightly lower scale. There will be a Whole Earth Foods and a Barnes and Nobel Book store...and so much more!
The Key project features:
50-Acre Project Site
634,800 s.f. retail commercial center (phase 1)
50,000 s.f. retail grocery
55,000 s.f. cinema-16-plex
69,500 sf office (second and third floors)
295,000 s.f. of addt'l retail space (Phase 2)
Want a list of the proposed shops? I can say, there will not be any department stores!
Email for call me today:
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Toll free 866-333-6333
http://www.wendimae.com
wendimae@wendimae.com
Ever wonder what the Bridge will cost?
Project Costs:
Total Estimated Costs: $132 Million
Federal Funding share: $85 Million
City Funding share: $37 Million
Other Funding share: $10 Million
Interesting, New Folsom Bridge Facts & Figures:
Anticipated date bridge open to traffic: Spring 2009
Number of lanes: 4 lanes for traffic with bicycle lanes and an off-street bicycle and pedestrian trail.
Roadway Length: 2.3 Miles
Dimensions of Bridge:
Approx. 1,000 feet in length with a 430 foot center span and two 270 foot connecting spans
Height at heighest point from the American River: 200 feet
Number of vehicles expected to use bridge daily when opened: 26,000 daily
Number of vehicles expected to use bridge by 2015: 36,000 daily
Earth moved for project: 1.2m cubic yards
For more details on any aspect of Real Estate in Folsom Call:
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Connect Realty
http://www.wendimae.com
wendimae@wendimae.com
Toll Free 866-333-6333
Total Estimated Costs: $132 Million
Federal Funding share: $85 Million
City Funding share: $37 Million
Other Funding share: $10 Million
Interesting, New Folsom Bridge Facts & Figures:
Anticipated date bridge open to traffic: Spring 2009
Number of lanes: 4 lanes for traffic with bicycle lanes and an off-street bicycle and pedestrian trail.
Roadway Length: 2.3 Miles
Dimensions of Bridge:
Approx. 1,000 feet in length with a 430 foot center span and two 270 foot connecting spans
Height at heighest point from the American River: 200 feet
Number of vehicles expected to use bridge daily when opened: 26,000 daily
Number of vehicles expected to use bridge by 2015: 36,000 daily
Earth moved for project: 1.2m cubic yards
For more details on any aspect of Real Estate in Folsom Call:
Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Connect Realty
http://www.wendimae.com
wendimae@wendimae.com
Toll Free 866-333-6333
Economic Developement Status Report, in part.
Did you know, Money Magazine, Newsweek Magazine and Business Week Magazine have named Folsom as one of the best places to live, work, and play in America.
In March of 2008 Fortune Magazine named Folsom as one of the best places to live and launch a new business.
Folsom named one of the top 100 affordable communities in the U.S. (Best Places to Raise your family, by Bert Sperling).
Visit the city website at:
http://www.folsom.ca.us/
For a copy of the 2008 Developement Status Report-
Contact: Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Connect Realty
www.wendimae@wendimae.com
http://www.wendimae.com/
Toll Free 866-333-6333
In March of 2008 Fortune Magazine named Folsom as one of the best places to live and launch a new business.
Folsom named one of the top 100 affordable communities in the U.S. (Best Places to Raise your family, by Bert Sperling).
Visit the city website at:
http://www.folsom.ca.us/
For a copy of the 2008 Developement Status Report-
Contact: Wendi-Mae Davis, CRS, GRI
Broker Associate/Real Estate Counselor
Director of the California Association of Realtors
Connect Realty
www.wendimae@wendimae.com
http://www.wendimae.com/
Toll Free 866-333-6333
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