Contact diann@greatlasvegashomes.com for more details.
Saturday, May 03, 2014
Post Your Local Las Vegas Business on Our Site!
We have started a new section on our web site for local Las
Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Boulder City businesses!
As a local
business owner, we would be pleased to post an "about us" page for
your business or service on our site to be used as a permanent resource for
our current customers and future home buyers and sellers who live in the Valley. (We are just getting started with this,
but we hope to grow it into a large informative directory by the end of the
year.)
Just write a short "about us" article and send it
to us along with the URL of your web site.
(I will use a screen shot of your site as the photo for your page unless
you care to provide your own photo.) Here is a page we posted for Raysco Carpet
Cleaners to use as an example:
This is FREE advertising for your business! All we ask in
return is that you post a Search Button on the homepage of your
web site and link it to the Las Vegas MLS Search at:
It is our hope is that this mutual promotional exchange will bring
both of us more business in the future and become a go to source for residents of the Las Vegas Valley!
Contact diann@greatlasvegashomes.com for more details.
Contact diann@greatlasvegashomes.com for more details.
Thursday, May 01, 2014
As of April 29th, Prudential Americana Group Realtors officially transitioned to Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Nevada Properties! We are very excited about being affiliated with such a widely respected company, and this article by the president of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices explains the core beliefs Berkshire Hathaway brings to the real estate industry.
RISMedia’s REAL ESTATE April 2014
101
Brand Power
Commentary by Stephen Phillips
Let’s begin
where it all starts for us at Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices —the brand.
In an
increasingly competitive business world, we are all searching for a sustainable
competitive advantage, but it’s very difficult to find, especially the
“sustainable” part. A competitive advantage might be identified, but how long
can it be sustained, and at what cost?
The great
promise of competitive advantage in the real estate industry over the past 15
years has been technology. The theory: Create a new, online capability and the
buyers and sellers of the world will beat a path to your door. But what happens
when your toughest competitor adopts very similar technology almost as soon as
you do? The once-promising advantage becomes anything but sustainable. And the
barriers to technology development, which have never been high, are lowering
all the time. In a nutshell, technology is an arms race; it’s a battle that
must be fought, but can’t be won.
So where do
we look for the elusive sustainable competitive advantage? At Berkshire
Hathaway HomeServices, the answer to that question is easy: We look to our
brand. The brand is our network’s shared identity and shared image in the
marketplace. It is the foremost component of our value proposition.
Like all
brands, ours is a promise… a promise of strength, integrity and trust in the
buying and selling of real estate. And unlike technology or patented processes,
our brand can’t be copied and doesn’t expire; it’s ours and it goes on
indefinitely.
The essence
of any brand is consistency, or meeting the promise day after day. It’s the
same with a lot of things in life. A breakfast cereal must be the same each
time a buyer tastes it; a pair of jeans must fit the same way every time
someone tries them on.
The
experience customers have with us and our affiliates must be absolutely
dependable. Their experience must always be consistent with the brand promise.
We feel honored and privileged to have the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices
brand. Our brand means something very positive and powerful to consumers across
the country, and with each yard sign placed, or each business card handed out,
it becomes better recognized and more highly respected every day.
Wednesday, April 23, 2014
Homes for Sale in Las Vegas by Zip Codes and Crime Stats
If you are not sure what area of Las Vegas you might be interested in living in, it is always helpful to view the local crime statistics first, and then look for homes. Here is a handy link determining areas you would like to live in:
It's pretty cool once you get used to how it works. To start, simply enter a property address at the top to search. When that specific property's area map opens, you can adjust the criteria by using the tabs above the map for crime types, dates, etc. The date will only go back for the past six months, but if you use the same criteria consistently it will give you a great idea of how much relative crime there is within a certain radius of a given address.
I like to search by zip codes myself. You can plug in the address as "89123, Las Vegas, NV" and pull up everything within a mile radius. Here is a zip code map you can use as well as links to homes for sale within each zip code.
- Homes for Sale 89101
- Homes for Sale 89102
- Homes for Sale 89103
- Homes for Sale 89104
- Homes for Sale 89106
- Homes for Sale 89107
- Homes for Sale 89108
- Homes for Sale 89109
- Homes for Sale 89110
- Homes for Sale 89113
- Homes for Sale 89115
- Homes for Sale 89117
- Homes for Sale 89118
- Homes for Sale 89119
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