Archive for the 'Texas A&M University' Category
College Station smartest city in Texas!
November 29th, 2011 categories: Buying Real Estate, Community Events, Kids, Family & Personal Stuff, Market Trends, Selling Real Estate, Texas A&M University, The Realtor's Life
As an Aggie Realtor who works with clients all over the US, I constantly hear Aggie jokes, but who is laughing now? We always talk about how we live in a bubble here in College Station, but did you know that bubble was filled with the smartest people in Texas? The City of College Station is ranked by The Business Journals as the brainiest city in Texas among those with populations between 50,000 and 100,000. Some 28 percent of College Station residents hold a bachelor’s degree and another 28.23 percent have a graduate or professional degree. A lot of this has to do with Texas A&M faculty as well as so many Aggies staying here after graduation! The Business Journals ranked 483 mid-sized U.S. cities using 2009 U.S. Census Data. The rankings were based on the percentage of population with each level of educational attainment. Not only were we #1 in Texas, but College Station ranked No. 31 nationally. So, next time someone makes an Aggie joke, make sure and let them know that they are actually making fun of the smartest city in all of Texas!| Discussion: Your Comments Please »
Aggieland Boot Campaign Has Begun
November 14th, 2011 categories: Buying Real Estate, Community Events, Kids, Family & Personal Stuff, Market Trends, Selling Real Estate, Texas A&M University
It is here, Aggieland! The Boot Campaign Starts today! I do it with my boots on, and you should too! Starting today, stop by the Century 21, Beal office located at 404 H University Drive East, show your student ID and pick up your free "I do it with my boots on" maroon t-shirt to be worn at the game Saturday, November 19th! What better way to support our troops past and present, than to wear your maroon "I do it with my boots on" t-shirt to the game! Hope to see you there! For all your real estate needs, Call Farrah B Spears at 979-229-0919 [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jWiLQxdMNg[/youtube]| Discussion: 1 Comment »
Aggieland Boot Campaign Has Begun
November 14th, 2011 categories: Community Events, Kids, Family & Personal Stuff, Market Trends, Texas A&M University
It is here, Aggieland! The Boot Campaign Starts today! I do it with my boots on, and you should too! Starting today, stop by the Century 21, Beal office located at 404 H University Drive East, show your student ID and pick up your free "I do it with my boots on" maroon t-shirt to be worn at the game Saturday, November 19th! What better way to support our troops past and present, than to wear your maroon "I do it with my boots on" t-shirt to the game! Hope to see you there! For all your real estate needs, Call Farrah B Spears at 979-229-0919 [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jWiLQxdMNg[/youtube]| Discussion: Your Comments Please »
Have you been by Olson Field at Blue Ball Park recently?
October 25th, 2011 categories: Texas A&M University
Opening day of the 2012 Texas A&M baseball season is just over three and a half months away and I can hardly wait. I know it will be 40’s with the wind blowing out of the north and it will feel colder than that but that is what it’s suppose to be on opening day. If you have not had the opportunity to drive by Olson Field at Blue Bell Park recently things are coming along with the construction. It had been a while since I was there so I drove by last Saturday morning to check things out. Check out the video below to see what I saw. Click for more information about Aggie Baseball. Have a great day and if you have any real estate questions please give me a call at 979-229-9911. Jack Anding Broker Associate Century 21 Beal, Inc. [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nV-u6moUeis[/youtube]| Discussion: 1 Comment »
Aggieland Habitat Pumpkin Patch is Stocked
October 4th, 2011 categories: Community Events, Kids, Family & Personal Stuff, Texas A&M University
The pumpkins have arrived so the 6th Annual Aggie Habitat for Humanity Pumpkin Patch is almost ready to go. All during the month of October Aggie Habitat will be selling pumpkins to raise money to help build homes for those in need in the Bryan and College Station area. They will be open as long as they have pumpkins. The hours are from noon until dark on weekdays, 8:00 a.m. to dark on Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to dark on Sunday. During the weekends, Aggie Habitat will host several special events for children including face painting, apple bobbing, and storytelling. Pumpkins of all shapes,sizes and colors will be available. The Pumpkin Patch is located in College Station in front of Covenant Presbyterian Church on the corner of Rock Prairie and Edelweiss Drive near Wellborn Road. Get out and support Aggie Habitat for Humanity.| Discussion: 1 Comment »
Bryan/College Station Up and Coming Entrepreneurs!
May 16th, 2011 categories: Community Events, Kids, Family & Personal Stuff, Selling Real Estate, Texas A&M University, The Realtor's Life
I love selling homes in Bryan/College Station and all of the amazing things I get to do because of it! My daughter goes to school at Forest Ridge Elementary in College Station, and I was contacted by her GT teacher, Patty Chenault, who asked me if I would be willing to use my marketing expertise and be "hired" as a marketing consultant for the business they were creating! The children were starting a business from the ground up to see what all it takes to be a business owner! They met with Trey Hickman with Spirit of Texas Bank who explained to them about business loans, and then they asked for my marketing expertise to help them get the word out. My initial reaction was wow, what an amazing teacher to take on such a feat! Mrs. Chenault really wanted these children to learn every facet of owning a business, something a lot of us would have loved to have learned about at the age of 8 or even 28! She thought of everything from taste tests to signage to having her husband, owner of CGM homes, make an adorable portable lemonade stand! I told her that I would love to work with...| Discussion: Your Comments Please »
