Hurricane Irene left devastation along the coast and a mess for our friends and family there to clean up. The photo above brought to mind how strong the Coldwell Banker network really is. You notice the Coldwell Banker sign standing firm with water rising everywhere. Coldwell Banker is a company born in 1906 out of one of the United States worst disasters....the San Francisco earthquake and fires. Two gentleman, Coldwell Colbert and Benjamin Banker saw a better way to ... read more

As we surf the internet each day, its is apparent that the world becomes more interconnected every day. Coldwell Banker has known this for years! There is hardly a large city in the US that you visit that you won't find the landscape dotted with Coldwell Banker signs. Travel abroad and you will the same thing in nearly 50 countries! One of my favorite things to do on vacation is to stop in where I see the familiar "blue and white" signs marking a Coldwell Banker office! Yes.... I am a real estate "... read more

As fall finally comes to North Texas, I realized something important this last week. It took a late night call a week or so ago from a Coldwell Banker Apex agent telling me that one of our clients had an air conditioning issue that needed attention from our Coldwell Banker Home Protection Plan. The call came in around 10pm on a Friday night. The client had called in the claim and a service call was set up but not before Monday. Our client had small children and it was going to be a long weekend with the high temper... read more

We have all heard the old saying "out of the mouths of babes!". Coldwell Banker decided to ask some kids to define "real estate". I  think you will enjoy the video that contains some adorable answers. These cute kids also define what it takes to have a "perfect" home. Enjoy and have a great weekend! Take a look at the video below.... read more

I love my iPad. And one of my favorite apps is Zite. If you don’t have it, get it! It pulls articles of interest to you and essentially creates a daily online magazine with sections of interest to you. And what’s really cool about it is that it doesn’t only pull content from mainstream outlets, but allows me to read “off-the-beaten path” articles or blogs I might not have found before. My “real estate” section routinely pulls blog posts from an outfit called The KCM blog. ... read more