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Happy Holidays from Brazos County Realty & Upcoming Holiday events in Bryan/College Station, Texas for 2020

December 2020 Myke Leatham and everyone at Brazos County Realty would like to wish everyone a “Happy Holidays!” and hope to be of service to you in 2021!

 

 

 

Christmas in the ParkChristmas 2020

December 4 & 5, 2020 from 6 to 10 pm

Drive through Stephen C. Beachy Central Park Dec. 4 and 5 from 6-10 p.m. to enjoy more than one million lights, wave to Santa, drop off a wish list in the North Pole mailbox, grab an arts and crafts bag, get cookies and hot cocoa mix., adopt a Holiday Parks Pal, and view a traditional living nativity scene. more…

Admission is FREE!

Vehicles should enter from Krenek Tap Road and exit by taking a right onto Highway 6 Frontage Road. Recreation Drive will be closed from 3-11 p.m. on event days, and parking will not be allowed in the park.

 

Christmas 2020December First Friday

Friday, December 4, 2020, at 5 pm

First Friday happens all day long, and it gets a lot merrier every December!

It’s the perfect time to cross some gifts off those holiday shopping lists, so come visit your favorite shops!
Gift cards make great gifts too, and restaurants throughout Downtown Bryan will be open late!

For more information visit the Downtown Bryan website.

 

Christmas Classics At The MuseumChristmas 2020

December 4, 2020, 7-9 pm

Join the Museum of the American G.I. this December for Christmas Classics at the Museum! Watch vintage Christmas movies while enjoying the museum’s collections. Enjoy Christmas classics on Friday, Dec 4, 11 & 18 from 7 – 9 PM and Children’s classics on Sunday, Dec 8, 15 &22 from 2-4 pm. Bring a mask and popcorn while we enjoy a movie 6 feet together this holiday season!
Schedule for Christmas Classics:
Dec. 4th: It’s a Wonderful Life (1946)
See the full schedule of movies

 

 

 

Jingle on the Green

Sunday, December 6, 2020, 3-6 pm

Kick-off the holidays at Century Square on Sunday, December 6 from 3:00 – 6:00 PM with Jingle on The Green. Come out for free photos with Santa, Christmas music, special booths and activities from the Century Square restaurants, hot chocolate station, and holiday promotions!

Please bookmark this page and check back!  We will update the blog as we find more 2020 Holiday Events for the Brazos Valley to share with you!

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Home Maintenance in the Fall

Fall is finally here, which means winter is right around the corner. In the colder parts of the country, those winter months can reap costly damage if homeowners aren’t prepared. Below are some tips on fall home maintenance you should focus on this season.

1. Trees, Shrubs, & Garden

Falling tree limbs could be a major hazard in the winter, and fall is the perfect time to address them. A professional tree service will be able to examine the trees on your property for signs of failing health to help prevent tree loss, and prune correctly to avoid any branches falling off. Take extra care with any limbs that are growing close to the roof or power lines.

In the northern regions, fall is actually a great time to fertilize and reseed the lawn. Although the grass may appear to stop growing this time of year, its roots are actually growing deeper into the ground to prepare for the snowy months. Now is also a good time to prune any shrubs; after the leaves turn, a careful pruning will encourage healthy growth. When you’re finished, make sure to clean off your gardening tools before putting them in storage for winter.

2. Leaves

The changing leaves are synonymous with autumn, and can look beautiful covering the lawn. However, if not taken care of before the snow, those leaves can prevent growth in the spring. When large layers of leave get wet, then can become compact and suffocate the lawn beneath. This also facilitates an environment ripe for infestation and germs. By making sure to regularly rake the lawn, particularly before any snowfalls, you can help keep your lawn healthy for spring.

To make the job as easy as possible, put on some gardening gloves to protect your hands, use a lightweight rake, and scoop the piles into bags. However, you could also consider putting those leaves to good use in your garden. Leaves are rich in nutrients, and can be used for composting, insulating your garden, and enriching your soil. Just make sure to shred the leaves first. A leaf shredder will be most efficient, but a lawn mower will achieve the same results.

3. Gutters

All those leaves coming down can also clog your gutters and downspouts if left unchecked. When it rains, or the snow melts, clogged gutters will cause the water to pool which can cause damage to your siding or roof. It can also create ice dams To prevent this, make sure to regularly clean them out during the fall months. The drainage areas should be completely unblocked by leaves, twigs, or other debris.

For the roof, you’ll probably need to break out a ladder. Use extreme caution when doing this, or hire a professional if you’re unsure. And to save yourself headaches in the future, consider installing some gutter guards to prevent clogging.

4. Safety

Those of you that live in seasonally cold regions know how dangerous it can be just to walk to your front door when it’s icy out. To prepare, make a point in the fall to look for wobbly railings or loose stairs, and refasten or replace anything that doesn’t feel sturdy. Also take a look at your driveway and walkways- smooth surfaces make for much easier shoveling, so repair any cracks or consider repaving if needed.

If you’ve never checked for radon, fall is a good time to do so. As the weather gets colder, you’re more likely to keep the windows and doors shut more often- and trap radon in, which is very harmful at high levels. While you’re at it, test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace any batteries as needed. Finally, if you own a wood-burning fireplace, be sure to inspect and clean it before the cold weather sets in to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning and chimney fires.

5. Plumbing

An commonly known but easily forgotten rule is to shut off the water to your exterior faucets before temperatures drop below freezing and the pipes freeze and burst. In case the pipes do freeze, make sure you know where your shut-off valve is located. Any hoses should not only be drained, but also stored indoors before the winter- leaving them attached could cause water to back up in the pipes and freeze.

If you have an irrigation system, this will also need to be drained. Irrigation lines, even if buried, can freeze in the winter and leave you with busted pipes and sprinklers. The process to drain the system will differ depending on whether it is a manual or automatic valve, so research carefully.

6. Insulate

According to Energy.Gov, between 25% to 30% of residential heating use is due to heat loss through windows. To save on energy this winter, weatherstripping is an easy, low-cost solution. Apply the stripping around windows and door frames to seal the heat inside. Door sweeps can also help along the bottoms of drafty doors. For additional energy saving, grab some exterior caulk and take a trip around the exterior of the home to seal any cracks between the trim and siding.

Next, journey up to the attic to make sure the insulation is still in order. If installed correctly, the vapor barrier should be facing down; if it’s facing up, it will trap moisture and cause water damage. Also, make sure the insulation isn’t covering any vents, which could cause ice dams on the roof.

7. HVAC

If you have window air conditioning units, fall is the time to take those down. If that’s not possible, use an insulating wrap to cover the exterior of the unit to prevent drafts. For central units, it’s not necessary to wrap the entire unit for the winter- doing so can actually cause condensation, which could corrode the unit. However, it is smart to place a piece of plywood on top of the unit for protection from falling icicles in the winter.

Now for your furnace or heating system. Make sure to replace the filters before you start using it regularly. This is something homeowners should do every 2-3 months regardless, but if you’re behind on the maintenance, now is the time. The system should also be inspected and cleaned by a licensed HVAC technician- this is important to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning, and ensure peak performance through the winter.

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June 2019 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos and Surrounding Counties

June 2019 Homes Sales for Brazos Valley Statistics Monthly Report

All Single-family properties which have sold in the Brazos and surrounding Counties during June 2019.

This includes Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, and Robertson counties.

Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

Brought to you by Brazos County Realty, LLC.  Call 979-693-0201 for all your College Station real estate needs.

 

 

June 2019 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley.  For information on Bryan/College Station Homes sales, see my blog titled “June 2019 COLLEGE STATION / BRYAN HOME SALES”

 

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd,
College Station, TX  77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office:  979-693-0201
Email:  [email protected]

Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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Pros and Cons of Having a Swimming Pool in Central Texas

With summer just around the corner, residents of Bryan and College Station are scrambling to find ways to stay cool amidst the scorching heat. While staying inside and enjoying the modern day miracle that is air conditioning is one way to do this, many would still prefer to be outside. One practical solution? Investing in a backyard swimming pool. Chances are, this is no surprise. After all, if you were to take a stroll through Bryan or College Station, you’d see backyard swimming pools as commonplace for homeowners. And with summer highs averaging around 94 degrees Fahrenheit, it’s easy to see why. But is owning a swimming pool all that it’s cracked up to be? Let’s take a look at some of the pros and cons.

 

Pros: A Swimming Pool Upgrades Your Backyard

 

First and foremost, having a swimming pool is an instant luxury. Whether you’re looking to get a few laps in before you start your day or are simply looking for a fun and refreshing activity to enjoy by yourself or with friends, both are practical and immediately accessible from the convenience of your backyard. And because Central Texas enjoys two growing seasons, hot temperatures are more the norm than not here, meaning your swimming pool will get plenty of use.

 

Pros: A Swimming Pool Enhances Your Social Life

 

Swimming pools have a knack for bringing people together. That’s because they’re the perfect setting for so many occasions. Whether you’re looking to put on a family reunion, plan a romantic evening, throw a child’s birthday party, or simply spend time with your family, you’ll find that owning a swimming pool will make you a very popular host. And decades later, you’re likely to find that many of your most cherished moments with your family and friends feature an aquatic touch. This makes your investment an invaluable one, as quality time with your loved ones is something you can’t put a price on!

 

Pros: A Swimming Pool Is Generally Considered to Be a Good Investment

 

For many homeowners in Bryan and College Station, Texas, the question of whether to get a swimming pool or not usually comes down to two financial considerations; the first being: is building a swimming pool a good investment? And the second being: can building a swimming pool help me sell my home fast? The answer to both of those questions is yes! According to the National Association of Realtors, an in-ground pool can increase your home’s value by about 5 percent. For the price most homes are going for, that can easily equate to tens of thousands of dollars, which can more than makeup for the initial cost of the pool. And since owning a swimming pool is fairly common amongst homeowners in Bryan and College Station, Texas, you’ll find it much easier to sell your property faster than if you didn’t.

 

Cons: You Aren’t Guaranteed a High Return On Your Investment

 

Despite most sources claiming that a swimming pool is a good investment (with most homeowners able to recoup 40 to 70 percent of their investment), it would be naive to think that there isn’t any risk involved with such a large purchase. After all, there is no guarantee that you’ll recover that amount or sell your home as fast as you’d prefer (although a good realtor in Bryan and College Station, TX can help!). On average, homeowners across the U.S. spend about $25,052 to install a swimming pool. However, in-ground models tend to fall on the higher end of the spectrum and can cost between $35,000 to $65,000, depending on the materials used to construct it. Additionally, you’ll likely need to contact a contractor during the winter in order to have your pool built in time for the summer.

 

Cons: Swimming Pool Maintenance Takes Work and Can Be Costly

 

According to a recent study by the emerging online bank, Chime, 54 percent of Americans across all generations are living paycheck-to-paycheck. If you’re a first-time homeowner and have never previously dealt with mortgage payments, it can be hard to fathom the cost of a swimming pool, let alone the additional costs involved with maintaining it. Annual upkeep, including repairs, electricity, water, and maintenance can cost homeowners between $3,000 and $5,000 per year. So, at best, you might be able to recover the cost of your initial installation upon selling your home, but it’s unlikely that you’ll be able to recover maintenance fees.

 

Cons: Safety Becomes a Top Concern

 

As fun as swimming is, it can also be dangerous—particularly for children. Believe it or not, drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death in children aged 1 to 14 years in the U.S. And insurance companies realize this, which is why owning a pool can increase your liability risk. It’s recommended that pool owners increase the liability portion of their homeowners’ policy to at least $300,000 to $500,000 more. Fortunately, it won’t break the bank to do so, as increasing your coverage from $100,000 to $500,000 will cost you about $30 a year. Still, your family’s safety is a top priority, so you’ll definitely want to establish some ground rules. If you have the resources, you might even find it a worthy investment to install motion detectors and cameras for your swimming area. Doing so might give you the peace of mind you need to enjoy your new pool even more!

 

So, is having a swimming pool in Central Texas worth it? We’ll let you decide!

Myke Leatham
Brazos County Realty:  Broker/Owner
Contact us:  Office 979-693-0201

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February 2019 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley

February 2019 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley.

This includes Bryan Texas homes for sale.  College Station Homes for sale.  All Single-family properties which have sold in the Brazos and surrounding Counties.  Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

Brought to you by Brazos County Realty, LLC.  Call 979-693-0201 for all your College Station real estate needs.

 

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February 2019 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley.  For information on Bryan/College Station Homes sales, see my blog titled  “February 2019 COLLEGE STATION / BRYAN HOME SALES”

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd,
College Station, TX  77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office:  979-693-0201
Email:  [email protected]

Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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January 2019 – COLLEGE STATION / BRYAN HOME SALES

Bryan / College Station Home Sales Statistics Monthly Report

This includes Bryan Texas homes for sale.  College Station Homes for sale.  All Single Family properties which have sold in the Brazos County in the month of January 2019.  Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

January 2019 Update:

Single-family homes closed:         143

Average sales price: $239,979

Sold Dollar volume $34,317,000

Average days on market (DOM): 121

Total number of active residential listings:        1,265

Total number of new listings:     522

Total number of Pending listings:    189

 

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For Housing Reports for the entire Brazos Valley (Brazos and surrounding Counties) visit my post: January 2019 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley

 

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd,
College Station, TX  77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office:  979-693-0201
Email:  [email protected]

Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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November 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley

November 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley.This includes Bryan Texas homes for sale. College Station Homes for sale. All Single family properties which have sold in the Brazos and surrounding Counties. Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

Brazos County TX – 11-2018 Homes Sales Statistics
Brazos  County TX – Housing Report
Burleson County TX –  Housing Report
Grimes County TX – 11-2018 Homes Sales Statistics
Grimes County TX –  Housing Report
Leon County TX – 11-2018 Homes Sales Statistics
Leon County TX – Housing Report
Madison County TX – 11-2018 Homes Sales Statistics
Madison County TX – Housing Report
Robertson County TX – 11-2018 Homes Sales Statistics
Robertson County TX – Housing Report

November 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley. For information on Bryan/College Station Homes sales, see my blog titled “November 2018 COLLEGE STATION / BRYAN HOME SALES”

Brought to you by Brazos County Realty, LLC. Call 979-693-0201 for all your College Station real estate needs.

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd
College Station, TX 77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office: 979-693-0201
Email: [email protected]
Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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November 2018 – COLLEGE STATION / BRYAN HOME SALES

Bryan / College Station Home Sales Statistics Monthly Report

This includes Bryan Texas homes for sale. College Station Homes for sale. All Single Family properties which have sold in the Brazos County in the month of November 2018. Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

  • Single-family homes closed: 213
  • Average sales price: $251,741
  • Sold Dollar volume $53,873,000
  • Average days on market (DOM): 112
  • Total number of active residential listings: 1206
  • Total number of new listings: 296
  • Total number of Pending listings: 122
Home sale Statistics for College Station Homes for sale
November 2018 – College Station TX house for sale & Bryan Tx house for sale report
November 2018 Bryan TX house for sale report
November 2018 – College Station TX House for sale report

For Housing Reports for the entire Brazos Valley (Brazos and surrounding Counties) visit my post: November 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd.
College Station, TX 77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office: 979-693-0201
Email: [email protected]
Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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October 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley

October 2018 Single Family Home Sales Housing reports for Brazos and Surrounding Counties.

This includes Bryan Texas homes for sale.  College Station Homes for sale.  All Single family properties which have sold in the Brazos and surrounding Counties.  Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

October 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley.  For information on Bryan/College Station Homes sales, see my blog titled “October 2018 Real Estate Sales Data COLLEGE STATION / BRYAN TX

October Real Estate Sales Data
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October Real Estate Sales Data
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October Real Estate Sales Data
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October Real Estate Sales Data
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October Real Estate Sales Data
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Brought to you by Brazos County Realty, LLC.  Call 979-693-0201 for all your College Station real estate needs.

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd,
College Station, TX  77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office:  979-693-0201
Email:  [email protected]

Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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October 2018 Real Estate Sales Data for College Station / Bryan TX

October 2018 Real Estate Sales Data

Bryan / College Station Home Sales Statistics

This includes Bryan Texas homes for sale.  College Station Homes for sale.  All Single Family properties which have sold in the Brazos County in the month of October 2018.  Active properties currently for sale in the Bryan College Station, TX area

 

October 2018 Update:

 

Single-family homes closed:         217

Average sales price: $283,396

Sold Dollar volume $61,497,000

Average days on market (DOM): 113

Total number of active residential listings:        1225

Total number of new listings:     309

Total number of Pending listings:    168

 

Bryan Tx Housing Report – October Real Estate Sales Data

October Real Estate Sales Data
College Station Tx Housing Report – October Real Estate Sales Data

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For Housing Reports for the entire Brazos Valley (Brazos and surrounding Counties) visit my post: October 2018 Home Sales Housing reports for the Brazos Valley

 

Myke Leatham, Broker
Brazos County Realty, LLC
13464 I and GN Rd,
College Station, TX  77845
http://www.CollegeStationHomes.com
Office:  979-693-0201
Email:  [email protected]

Source: Bryan-College Station Regional Association of Realtors

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