Roanoke Market Condition

Thursday, September 18, 2008

Roanoke Market Condition

Best kept secret in Tarrant County. Roanoke seems to not being doing so bad compared to the norm in the DFW area. While Roanoke is still and growing community it gets the benefits of being close to booming communities such as Keller and Southlake. There were 99 sales in the Roanoke area with an average sales price of $167,052, that is a 5% increase from last year. Average number of days on the market in Roanoke is 85 Days (29% increase compared to last year).

Call me today to find out more about the best kept secret in Tarrant County, Roanoke, Texas.

About Roanoke:Although Roanoke is one of the fastest growing cities in Texas, it maintains a small town atmosphere. Many of Roanoke's original families are still represented in the city. Roanoke's excellent location provides optimal access to major metropolitan amenities including airports, interstate, highways, rail services, entertainment and shopping. Visit Historic Downtown Roanoke and enjoy the updates and progress of our downtown redevelopment program while you discover the timeless friendly charm that is Roanoke today!

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Debbie Mitchell

Hello, my name is Debbie Mitchell, I am orginally from the Northeast and have been in Texas for the past 15 years. While living in Massachusetts, I worked as a Foreclosure Manager for 15 years for an Appraiser, Real Estate Company and Auctioneer. I have been a Real Estate Paralegal for 19 years and have worked for Barnes & Noble for 5 years and GameStop as Legal/Leasing Manager, for 8 years negotiating Retail Leases in the US, Guam, Puerto Rico and Hawaii. I am also a licensed real estate agent. I left the "Corporate World" and bought into Texas Sold Team Realty LLC two (2) years ago and became Co-Owner. I oversee Property Management for both residential and commercial properties, including leasing.

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Thursday, September 18, 2008