HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY HOMES FOR SALE
PASCO COUNTY HOMES FOR SALE
I work with many families and corporations planning a move
to the Tampa Bay area. The neighborhood that you choose to live in can have a big
impact on your lifestyle. There are a lot of issues that
need to be considered - safety, convenience, amenities,
schools, crime, etc. Make a list of the activities that
you and your family actively participate in, or stores that
you regularly visit. Determine how far you would have to
travel from each neighborhood you are considering to the
most common places you drive to (such as movies, fitness
center, school, church, etc.)
If you have school-age children in your family, then certainly
the school district is very important to you. A visit to
the schools in the different neighborhoods could prove to
be very enlightening. Even if you don't have children, a
house in a good school district will be easier to sell in
the future.
Ultimately, the only way to determine if a neighborhood
is right for you is to see it for yourself! Once you have
narrowed down your choice to two or three neighborhoods,
go there with your family and walk around. Do you feel comfortable?
Are the homes tidy and well maintained? Do people seem friendly?
Is this a place you can call "home"?
If you should require information on a neighborhood or community
that is not shown, please let me know and I will send you
information for the area requested. Please
feel free to
email me at Julie@Noyas.com
for further information.
SUCCESS
STORY: "Julie, I want to thank you
very much for locating the perfect house for me in Hunters
Green. After giving you such specific details from my wish
list, I was surprised at how well this house met those requests.
Since this property came on the market right after I talked
to you, I guess it was destiny - but more realistically,
it reflects your keen ability to match a buyer's request
with the features of a particular home. Certainly, none
of the homes that I identified on my own came close to the
one you found for me. Once again, thank you."
Stan
Reents (New Tampa)
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