Posts tagged Raleigh real estate
Carol Flammer is Guest Speaker at TSMC Event
The Triangle Sales and Marketing Council general membership event taking place on September 17th has announced Carol Flammer as the guest speaker. Carol Flammer is an expert in social media, and all of those in attendance will have the privilege of gaining beneficial information on how to get an edge on the competition in the housing industry. That is what social media is all about - giving yourself an advantage in the industry. Carol will give a brief overview of social media and the impact it has had on the Raleigh real estate market, then give examples of how it can give you an advantage over your competition and answer any questions you may have. This is a prime opportunity to learn to newest trends from an industry expert. (Continued…)
Bob Woodward Named VP of Raleigh Division
Bob Woodward has recently been named Division Vice President of McCar Homes’ Raleigh Division. Currently Bob is the Division VP of McCar Homes’ Greensboro/Winston-Salem. Bob will now oversee both the Raleigh real estate and Greensboro real estate divisions. His new position will have him oversee the management of the division including the construction, sales, land acquisition and development and all administrative departments. Woodward has been a loyal employee to McCar homes since 2002. Woodward, prior to joining McCar homes, worked with Craft Homes and Pulte Homes in the Charlotte area. He is also a member of the National Association of Home Builders and is active in the local Greensboro and Winston Salem HBA chapters. McCar Homes and the people of the Greensboro and Raleigh division are confident that Bob Woodward will lead them to more success and prosperity in the future.
Raleigh is a Great Place to Live, Work and Play
Kiplinger’s Personal Finance recently released the top 10 cities to live, work and play in, and Raleigh, NC was ranked #2! Apparently, Raleigh is on the verge of a Renaissance-type breakthrough and has an extremely bright future. Just since 2000, the city has had a population growth of 19.9%, and is continuing this rapid growth rate. Many companies are choosing to relocate to Raleigh, making the city a great place to find a job. While the city is still growing, 2008 is expected to be a big milestone in the city’s history. As the new convention center and Mariott hotel are opening this year, new trade shows and other business-related events will be able to choose Raleigh as the host city. With such a bright business future, it is only natural that Raleigh is also a great place to live. The more businesses, the better the local economy. So, if you are (Continued…)
