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Changes to Foreclosure Rules

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has changed how it defines foreclosed and abandoned properties. The changes in classification will now include properties in default and uninhabitable homes with code violations. This change increases the number of properties that qualify for the Neighborhood Stabilization Program. Through NSP, HUD awards grants to purchase and redevelop foreclosed and abandoned homes in the hopes of stabilizing local communities. (more...)

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Brazos Food Bank 25th Anniversary

The non-profit Brazos Valley Food Bank has been serving our community by alleviating hunger for 25 years. In addition to their monthly events held year round to raise awareness and funds, their work includes serving non-profit agencies that distribute food to food insecure and hungry in the Brazos Valley. (more...)

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College Station’s Most Active

Do you think Pebble Creek, Indian Lakes, or Stone Forest is the most physically active in College Station? Are you the fastest runner in Castlegate? Do you want to engage in a little friendly competition for bragging rights? If so, be sure your neighborhood is registered with the City of College Station's Neighborhood Partnership Program. (more...)

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Less Extreme Home Makeover

The continuing housing slump, which has greatly affected single-family home construction in the Brazos Valley, has extremely far-reaching effects. Even the TV show "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" has been hit by the repurcussions. The show, which provides home renovations for deserving families, has seen a huge decline in the number of builders able or willing to offer their services and resources to needy families. (more...)

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Summer Home Sales Examined

The good news is, 2010 is off to a positive start according to sales data for Bryan/College Station after this quarter. After the rough year that was 2009, this year's numbers are garnering an optimistic view for remaining months. The refreshing numbers are due in part to beginning economic recovery and an increased confidence in the market. Of course, a huge contributing factor is the Homebuyer's Tax Credit, which provided tax incentives for those intending to purchase a home. (more...)

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Don’t Miss this Immaculate Home!

Dreaming of Golf Course views in stunning Pebble Creek? You owe it to yourself to check out 1009 Muirfield Village. This exceptional, custom-built home is where true beauty meets functionality. This home was built to last with amazing energy efficiency upgrades, including 6" stud interior walls. The flowing floorplan of this 4 bedroom, 2.5 bath includes dual living areas that share a fireplace, extensive hardwood floors, enormous bedrooms, and a cook's dream island kitchen. (more...)

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