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September 25, 2008

GD/WCAR first wine tasting fundraiser a success

2:51 PM Thu, Sep 25, 2008 | Permalink
Karina Ramirez

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GD/WCAR members Kaki Lybbert, Chris Rosprim, Myra Oliver and Rebecca Arnold (front)

The Greater Denton/Wise County Association of REALTORS® held their first Wine Tasting Fundraiser last Thursday, September 18th at Bushwackers Wine Safari.

Brandie Kitchens, member and coordinator for the public relations committee said the association raised approximately $1500. The funds will be provided to the Texas Real Estate Political Action Committee (TREPAC) that advocates for private property rights and home ownership among another important areas of the real estate industry.

GD/WCAR members described the fundraiser as a success and look forward to having more in the future.

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Financial industry bailout agreement

1:05 PM Thu, Sep 25, 2008 | Permalink
Karina Ramirez

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Just learned that the Republicans and Democrats agreed on a $700 billion bailout for the financial industry.

Here is one news report so far from the Associated Press.

Tell us what you think about it. Send your comments to kramirez@dentonrc.com.

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Medical Facility Growth in Denton

12:27 PM Thu, Sep 25, 2008 | Permalink
Candace Carlisle

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Medical offices are popping up all over Denton, most likely because investors see Denton's potential for a ripe future.
One of the new medical developments - Select Medical Corporation - is setting up offices across from Presbyterian Hospital of Denton is costing an estimated 1.3 million, but Steve Everbach, the managing partner of Evergreen Realty Partners, said it's worth the investment.
"The market and demographic studies were conducive to opening a brand new facility," Everbach said. "There will be a tremendous amount of development over the next few years."
Denton's population growth only adds to the incentive to set up office here, said medical officials.
More on the growth of medical offices coming soon!

-Candace Carlisle

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