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New Fall Creek Extension Finally Completed
Now that the City of Branson has opened the Fall Creek Extension from the Fall Creek Road / 76 junction to the Epps Road / Roark Valley Road, traffic flow in the area seems to be improved. Especially for homes on Fall Creek or down by Pointe Royale, this is exciting news — as they can now get to the north side of town in considerably less time. This should increase the pool of buyers that otherwise... [Read more]
New Home Buyer Tax Credit Fueling Area Sales
While I generally like to make posts that include statistics to back up my assertions, I just had to opine that the area is abuzz with buyers looking to purchase their first homes, most of which are under the $135,000 range. In talking with other agents this morning, it is now very clear that this is by far the most active segment of the market. Though this assertion is purely anecdotal, we will get... [Read more]
More Affordable Inventory Getting Ready to Hit The Market
Just as Congress and President Obama decided to extend the first time home buyer’s tax credit, a few local builders and developers look poised to start building again. A new subdivision in the middle of Branson (off Shepherd of the Hills Expressway) is now selling homes and it looks to be a great place to purchase an affordable home that’s still convenient to all that Branson has to... [Read more]
Someone got a killer deal at Shoals Bend
How does $18,000 smackaroos sound for a Bull Shoals lakefront (well, bluffront) lot? I think it sounds like a great deal – especially since Shoals Bend is one of the best neighborhoods near Forsyth. Where else can you buy an estate lot with few neighbors for anywhere near $18,000. If you don’t mind a 10-15 minute drive to grocery stores, dry cleaning, etc., then Shoals Bend is an... [Read more]
Firesale Lot at Emerald Point
Heard through the grapvine yesterday that a lakeview lot at Emerald Point sold at a huge discount. Don’t have all the details yet, but I believe it sold for around $30,000. That represents a huge discount to what the lots sold for during pre-construction only a few years ago. I’ll post more information when I get the full story.
New Home Buyer Tax Credit Gets Extended
On Thursday, Congress approved The Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009, which effectively extends the tax credit of up to $8,000 for qualified first-time home buyers purchasing a principal residence, as well as home buyers who have not owned a home for the last three years. This is great news for those people who have yet to take advantage of the excellent opportunity. Homes... [Read more]


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