Author Archive for Laura Everett
Laura Everett is the Social Media Manager for Flammer Relations, a public relations and social media agency specializing in residential real estate and related business-to-business accounts. In her role with mRELEVANCE, she manages social media marketing and social media optimization for clients across the U.S. including builders, remodelers, publications and others.
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BALA Judges Reveal 2010 Design Trends
The Best in American Living Awards are sponsored annually by Professional Builder and the winning products tend to predict the future of residential design, according to the BALA judges. So, to get an idea of what design trends lie ahead for 2010, the International Builders Show held a press conference with the judges from the [...]
IRS Changes 401K Hardship Withdrawal Information
There’s no question that it has been a tough time for many Americans. With unemployment rates at the highest level we’ve seen in decades and companies cutting budgets left and right, many people how found themselves without a steady income. Once the savings accounts have run dry and you’ve exhausted all other options, it seems [...]
Parents Urged To Sign Up Kids Now For Georgia Pre-K
Before buying a home, there are more considerations to make than you can even imagine. First there is whether it is meeting the basic needs your family has, like the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and then there are the more particular design issues, like whether you want granite countertops or trey ceilings. Of course [...]
#AREFChat Discusses New Construction in the Industry
In the past week, we’ve made a few announcements about new construction taking place in the Atlanta housing market. Considering new projects have been basically extinct over the past year, these announcements got us wondering if other markets were seeing new construction as well and if it is a good sign that the market is [...]
Doraville General Motors Plant is Under Contract
Finally we will begin to see life again at the Doraville General Motors plant that has sat vacant since September 2008 when automotive production ceased. The 165-acre site is currently under contract by New Broad Street Companies with a closing anticipated for early-summer. As of now, we have no details about the transaction, like contract [...]
