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Probably the Most Significant Renovation in Oak Cliff in 30 years

Monday, Dec. 15, 2003---Dallas Mayor Laura Miller, City Councilperson Elba Garcia, and the three investors involved in the project announced a $20 million renovation and new construction on the 74-year-old Cliff Towers high-rise that is the centerpiece for Lake Cliff Park and the Lake Cliff Historical District.  The property is to include 140+ apartment units as well as restaurant and retail space.  Click here to see the Dallas Morning News article on the development.

 


Oak Cliff Links

Old Oak Cliff Conservation League Links Page.

 

 

 

 

Collin County Investment Properties

 

Collin County, which is adjacent to and north of Dallas, has a current population of 565,000 residents.  By 2030, the county is expected to grow to 1.2 million.

 

 

 The median household income is $70,853.  The average home value is $172,436. There is a broad spectrum of homes in this area ranging from Victorian to Modern, with values from $100,000 to millions.

 

 

 

 

There are an abundance of lakes, parks, and hike & bike trails in this family oriented community.  Currently there are a total of 22 golf courses, a minor league ballpark, and a professional ice hockey training center. The world re-known Cooper Clinic has recently announced plans to build a state-of-the-art aerobics center here. Also, the Collin County Regional Airport is expanding and is rapidly becoming the airport of choice for corporate fleets.

 

 

McKinney, Collin County’s largest city and county seat, has been recognized as the fastest growing city in North Texas and the third fastest in Texas.

Currently, there are a total of five major business development projects being designed, including a medical office building, a large distribution facility, growth at the Collin County Regional Airport, existing business expansion and, retail opportunities.

 

 

 

 

 


How our marketing program is different

 March 4, 2004

One of our most common new-client questions is, "How is your marketing different from everybody else's?"

The income property market is a very fragmented market.  Very little MLS activity.  Few centralized listings.  In order to research and locate properties that make sense, we utilize a sophisticated, in-house computer database of all multifamily properties in the area.  This database interfaces with our marketing and analysis software in such a way that it allows us to zero in on likely prospects.

 It goes a lot further than just sending out mailings to area property owners.  For example,  we're able to concentrate on property owners who own multiple smaller properties.  You can't do this with other people's databases because you only see one property at a time.  To do more sophisticated searching, you've got to have your own database system.

Joe "wrote the book" on computer database systems, so you shouldn't be surprised to find the most sophisticated data mining operation in the area at JP Lumbley & Associates, LLC.