Showing posts with label apex. Show all posts
Showing posts with label apex. Show all posts
Monday, December 28, 2009
What to do for NYE?
I hope everyone had a very Happy Holiday. Looks like it may rain here New Years Eve, but there are some awesome events occuring all over town...First Night in Downtown Raleigh, Dinners at Peak City and Ocean Grill in Apex. What are your plans?
Thursday, May 7, 2009
Ocean Grill Open on Salem Street!
I went to the newly opened Ocean Grill on Salem Street in Apex yesterday for a very good lunch. I had the Ahi Tuna burger, which was excellent. The atmosphere is quaint, with a large fish tank in the back, and the upstairs rum bar looks like fun! They have their fish flown in every day, and even have fresh oysters! I makes for a great addition to the area and is owned by the same folks who have the very successful Peak City Grill across the street.
Check out their website and view the menus at: www.theoceangrill.com
There has been better news about the Triangle Real Estate market this week, home sales are up, and rates are still low! Check out information on the $8000 tax incentive at: www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com
Check out their website and view the menus at: www.theoceangrill.com
There has been better news about the Triangle Real Estate market this week, home sales are up, and rates are still low! Check out information on the $8000 tax incentive at: www.federalhousingtaxcredit.com
Labels:
apex,
ocean grill,
peak city grill,
real estate,
salem street
Monday, March 16, 2009
March Madness!
It's the start of Spring this week, and we are starting to see more activity in the real estate market. More folks are thinking of putting their homes up for sale, and we are slowly starting to see buyers come into the market. The stock market has picked up slightly and the tax incentives are starting to encourage them.
We watched some of the ACC tourney with friends on Thursday night, sadly it was not good for my Wolfpack, but we had a great meal at Tylers Taproom. It's located at Beaver Creek Commons in Apex. They have a nice restaraunt area, and then a "speakeasy"in the back, which is pretty cool. They've got large TVs and tons of great beers on tap and bottles. My husband was very excited that "Fat Tire" from New Belgium Brewery has made it to NC from Colorado. He's been a fan of it for years, and finally can get it here. Comes in a 22oz. though--watch out! :)
Check out Tylers great menu at: http://tylerstaproom.com/
We watched some of the ACC tourney with friends on Thursday night, sadly it was not good for my Wolfpack, but we had a great meal at Tylers Taproom. It's located at Beaver Creek Commons in Apex. They have a nice restaraunt area, and then a "speakeasy"in the back, which is pretty cool. They've got large TVs and tons of great beers on tap and bottles. My husband was very excited that "Fat Tire" from New Belgium Brewery has made it to NC from Colorado. He's been a fan of it for years, and finally can get it here. Comes in a 22oz. though--watch out! :)
Check out Tylers great menu at: http://tylerstaproom.com/
Labels:
ACC,
apex,
buyers,
Fat Tire,
market,
real estate,
selling,
Tylers Taproom,
wolfpack
Monday, November 17, 2008
Mondays are for fresh starts
Mondays are always like a blank slate for me. You can start over with new ideas for the week, new plans, new fun for the coming weekend!
With coffee in hand, I start out with a brainstorming hour in the morning. Thinking of new ways to generate real estate leads, checking out the newest homes on the market through our MLS, and contacting prospects.
The real estate market always slows down at the holidays, but this is the best time to start generating ideas and strategies for the new year.
Monday's pick for a great dinner:
Peak City Grill & Bar, Salem Street, Downtown Apex
ALL YOU CAN EAT RIBS for $19.95--www.peakcitygrill.com
With coffee in hand, I start out with a brainstorming hour in the morning. Thinking of new ways to generate real estate leads, checking out the newest homes on the market through our MLS, and contacting prospects.
The real estate market always slows down at the holidays, but this is the best time to start generating ideas and strategies for the new year.
Monday's pick for a great dinner:
Peak City Grill & Bar, Salem Street, Downtown Apex
ALL YOU CAN EAT RIBS for $19.95--www.peakcitygrill.com
Labels:
apex,
monday,
real estate,
triangle area
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