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Check out CarriageSquareRealty.com and see what's available.
We have a link to the High Country Multiple Listing Service, so you can check out everything that is available in our gorgeous mountains.
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Want to help "green" buyers?
Posted by Michelle Pace Wood on April 25, 2008 at 2:10pm
Who is Michelle Wood?
Michelle grew up in the Charlotte, NC and has lived in the Asheville, Boone, and Sylva, areas of NC. When she was younger she would often fly to many cities throughout the United States with her parents. She developed a love for travel early. The challenge of understanding what the different cities had to offer was exciting to her.
Michelle bought her 1st home when she was 19. She has years of working in management with a focus on the real estate and to… Continue
Posted by Michelle Pace Wood on April 25, 2008 at 2:00pm
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Architecture firm DMVA have designed an interesting portable housing option. Their egg-shaped, futuristic abode features a multi-purpose main living space with modular wall slots for storage, working and sleeping. A skylight and large main hatch connect inhabitants with the outside world, and a small bathroom and kitchen are even fit ...Green Treehouse Provides an Incredible Learning Playground
Stunning design and green architecture shouldn’t be reserved just for adults, as showcased by this gorgeous green treehouse built by the architects at Lord, Aeck & Sargent. Constructed as an extension to Camp Twin Lakes, a camp dedicated to kids with special needs, this treehouse is not only beautiful, fun ...Circular Hakka Houses Create Self-Sustaining Communities
War and conflict often bring about the destruction of architecture, however these forces can also result in new constructions that define a cultural identity and place. Stressed by China’s growing population, the Hakka people have been confronted with armed warfare for local resources since the 17th century. To remedy their ...Real estate sales still sluggish
The High Country Association of REALTORS released statistics today for residential homes sold through the end of November. Sales are off from October's numbers, approaching June's total residential units sold. Sales continue to fall below last year's figures. When comparing year-to-date numbers with the same time period in 2008, the number ...More Interesting Gifts
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