News For San Antonio’s Air Force Bases
October 12, 2011 | Leave a Comment
If you’re looking to sell or buy a home near one of the San Antonio area military bases like Randolph Air Force Base, Lackland Air Force Base, or Fort Sam Houston, visit us at sanantoniohomequest.com .
Here’s some news of interest for personnel at San Antonio’s Air Force Bases.
According to an 5 October 2011 article by James Aldridge in the San Antonio Business Journal, the Air Force is privitizing base housing at four more bases. It’s a $308.1 million dollar deal to renovate or build homes at Arnold Air Force Base in Tennessee, Charleston and Shaw Air Force Bases in South Carolina, and Keesler Air Force Base in Mississippi. The contractor is Forest City Military Communities. Lackland Air Force Base’s Air Force Center for Engineering and the Environment (AFCEE) manages the Air Force’s base housing privitization program. You can learn more at the Business Journal website.
Here are some related Business Journal headlines at the same site:
Skanska to build next phase of Lackland Ambulatory Care Center
Air Force Cyber Command could benefit from Pentagon’s cyber strategy
San Antonio is aviation city in terms of federal contracts
Air Force Village opening new nursing facility in July
Don’t forget to contact us if you want to buy or sell an San Antonio home. We are Randy & Stephanie Kelley, Realtors® at Keller Williams Legacy, San Antonio (210) 863-2661 or (210) 867-8743.
60 Minute Commute for Dayton area Real Estate
September 19, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Thats right, the Greater Dayton area is within 60 minutes of so many options…
Some interesting facts:
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We are within 600 miles of 64% of the US population, 50% of the Canadian population, 63% of all US manufacturers, and 80% of all US corporate headquarters. |
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Within about 60 minutes you have access to THREE international airports, with more daily operations than many larger metro areas. |
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More than 70% of our workforce has less than a 30 minute commute. |
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We have more than a dozen colleges and universities in the region and a dozen more within about an hour’s drive… |
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Our health care facilities have won many awards from US News & World Reports – “Best Hospitals in America” and “healthgrades” awards. |
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The Dayton Region’s Real Estate Market is ranked #1 in the Midwest and #18 in the nation among Fortune magazine’s Top 100 residential real estate markets. |
Beavercreek, OH School Info
September 12, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Beavercreek, OH School Data
Is a PCS in line for you and/or your family to the Dayton, OH area. Wright Patterson AFB is located close to Beavercreek, OH and if you are considering real estate in the are you may want to consider Beavercreek, OH schools. Below you will find school information for Beavercreek.
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Maybe you already live here and just have kids starting school… No matter, we are here to help with all your real estate needs in the Beavercreek or Dayton, OH area. Feel free to contact us with any questions at 937–353–4600 or on the web at www.MarkRyanGroup.com
If you are looking for real estate in the Dayton or Beavercreek area you can search the MLS just like Realtors do… You can be in control, you set the search criteria, you save what homes look good to you…
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Mortgage Update for Dayton and WPAFB
August 15, 2007 | Leave a Comment
Rate Lock Advisory - Wednesday Aug. 15th
Wednesday’s bond market opened fairly flat after this morning’s economic news failed to show any major surprises. The stock markets are showing small gains with the Dow up 26 points and the Nasdaq up 10 points. The bond market is currently nearly unchanged form yesterday’s close, but we will likely see an improvement of approximately .125 of a discount point in this morning’s mortgage rates as a result of strength in bonds late yesterday. The Labor Department said this morning that July’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 0.1% while the core data rose 0.2%. Both of those readings matched forecasts, therefore, the market had little reaction to the news. Also released this morning was July’s Industrial Production data. It showed that output at U.S. factories, mines and utilities rose 0.3% last month. This also matched forecasts and has had little influence on bond trading or mortgage rates. Tomorrow’s only monthly data is July’s Housing Starts data. This report gives us an indication of housing sector strength and mortgage credit demand. However, it isn’t considered to be of high importance to the bond market or mortgage pricing and usually doesn’t cause much movement in mortgage rates unless it varies greatly from forecasts. Also tomorrow, the Labor Department will post weekly unemployment claims. They are expected to show 315,000 new claims, but unless there is a significant variance from that level. I am shifting back to the lock recommendation for immediate and short-term periods because it appears that the bond rally is losing steam. With a lack of significant data scheduled for release over the next few days that could drive rates lower, we likely will not see much of an improvement in rates. Accordingly, I am shifting back to locking since we have captured yesterday’s gains. If I were considering financing/refinancing a home, I would…. Lock if my closing was taking place within 7 days… Lock if my closing was taking place between 8 and 20 days… Float if my closing was taking place between 21 and 60 days… Float if my closing was taking place over 60 days from now… This is only my opinion of what I would do if I were financing a home. It is only an opinion and cannot be guaranteed to be in the best interest of all/any other borrowers. |
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