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Entries tagged as wisconsinFriday, October 30. 2009Thursday, October 29. 2009First Weber Group opens its doors to ten experienced agents!First Weber welcomes ten experienced agents from First Realty, GMAC!
We are thrilled to have these quality agents on the First Weber team! Welcome: Carla Corriveau, Brookfield office Darlene Guernsey, Metro West office Kathy Mitchell, Brookfield office Joan Pray, Brookfield office Michael Sadowski, Brookfield office Laurie Schubert, Waukesha office Judi Stier, Brookfield office Dan Weber, Brookfield office Jennifer Talsky-Wielgosh, Brookfield office Kathy Witt, Lake Country office (Names are listed to match the order of the pictures) We look forward to working with these outstanding agents and their clients and customers! Friday, September 18. 2009Historic Home Fall Tour in RacineAcross Wisconsin you can find quaint towns and a sense of history. Going on next weekend is a Historic Home Tour in Racine, Wisconsin. Here the Racine Journal Times wrote a nice article describing the event. John Crimmings, Manager of First Weber's Racine office, also contributes his thoughts toward the event here:  Photo by Charles S Vallone "Preservation Racine's Tour of Historic Places is as much a part of Autumn in Racine as is the changing trees and falling leaves. This really is a tradition that has met with tremendous success over the years. Each year hundreds of people take part in the tour and enjoy a beautiful Fall afternoon. This year they are concentrating on College Avenue, the last cobblestone street in the city. Racine's Southside is part of the largest Historic District in the State of Wisconsin. It features many spectacular homes that have been restored and refurbished and are excellent examples of the quality of years gone by. On further note, specific to First Weber. Our office has always been supportive of Preservation Racine and we have served as a ticket outlet for this great event for as long as I can remember. One person within our Company, however, deserves to be recognized for her continued efforts in local preservation. Pat Murphy, a salesperson for over 35 years, continues to spearhead support for Preservation Racine and has really become the public persona of that organization and this wonderful event. There really is no way to properly thank Pat for her efforts but Racine residents, and others alike, need to know how proud we are to have Pat as part of our team." If you like history and are in the Racine area, stop in the First Weber office (1100 N. Main) to pick up your tickets for the tour which runs Sept 27 noon - 5:30 p.m.
Tuesday, June 16. 2009Tuesday, April 8. 2008Eagle, Wisconsin starts each day with a smile. Photo Credit: Rick Wood, Journal Sentinel Eagle is the only town that I know of that has a smiley face on their water tower... shows a little sense of humor and an insight into what it is like to live there. The Town of Eagle is one of the smallest towns in metro Milwaukee, yet growing as all our outlying areas are. Eagle was featured recently in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and they interviewed several people as they toured the town for their opinions. Read the whole article here in the Journal Sentinel. There are currently 40 single family homes for sale in Eagle. The lowest price is a 2BR, 1 BA home for $116,500 and the most expensive a $2,900,000 lake home with 4BR and 4BA. Quite the range! To take a look at Eagle, Wisconsin real estate, search our website by clicking the PROPERTY SEARCH button at the top of this blog page. Tuesday, March 18. 2008Tuesday, January 29. 2008 |
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