Click here for a reservation or call 210.787.2235
When:
Saturday, July 10th
9:00am – 11:00pm
Where:
Courtyard by Marriott Austin South
4533 South IH 35, Austin, Texas 78744
Main: 512-912-1122
Fax: 512-912-0119
Free Workshop Registration
Click here for a reservation or call 210.787.2235
Saturday, July 10th
9:00am – 11:00pm
Courtyard by Marriott Austin South
4533 South IH 35, Austin, Texas 78744
Main: 512-912-1122
Fax: 512-912-0119

Cash Flow Game Night
May 27th, 2010
6:30 pm – 9:00pm
2700 NE Loop 410 Suite#600
San Antonio, TX. 78217
Come out and network with over 800 members in the Central Texas Area.
Enjoy playing Cash Flow – Games/Instructions will be provided
This is also a cocktail event, so drinks and snacks will be provided.
For more information call 210.787.2235
The Austin Business Journal shares a Grubb & Ellis Co. report naming Austin the best place to invest in commercial real estate.
Although said to have not yet bottomed out, “most property types will reach bottom pricing near the end of 2010.”
Houston made the 6th spot on the top 10 list for long term investments, the only other Texan city to do so.
The report asserts that a more stable market, following the 2009 “free fall,” will lead to greater assurance for investors and increased sales in 2010.
Texas Real Estate reports on the three constitutional amendments and one proposition recently approved to revise the appraisal process and eminent domain.
The reforms, benefiting Texan property owners, should make for a “fairer system.”
The article outlines each proposition with propositions 2 and 3 concerning appraisals, and propositions 5 and 11 affecting the exercise of eminent domain.
Click here to read the entire article at texasrealestate.com.
It gave me chills to read that BusinessWeek put 5 Texas cities it it’s Top 10 Strongest Economies in America.
The article citied a steady real estate market that never got “too hot or too cold”.
BusinessWeek.com used research from the Brookings Institutions new MetroMonitor to rank the nations top 40 strongest economies. Texas dominated the list:
Click here to read the entire article at BusinessWeek.com and click on each city to read what they wrote about each city.