The managing broker in the office paid us a visit today to inform us Andy was the top selling real estate agent in central Indiana for the Noblesville/Cicero area in 2012 and the top selling agent overall for CENTURY21 Scheetz. We were both a bit surprised, shocked and feeling extremely fortunate. Life
Andy did a great job helping us market and sell our Morse Lake home. We received two near full price offers within two weeks of listing. What more could you ask for? In addition, this sale was a company relocation which added a number of complexities and Andy managed the process and the
Andy is an amazing Realtor and was very helpful and knowledgeable! He was very professional and courteous. Thank you!
Andy did a great job. He answered any questions we had. He really knows the Morse Reservoir area!
After a very dry summer in Indiana, Morse & Geist Reservoirs have made a quick recovery and are back to full capacity (actually spilling over the top of the dam)! This summer was the 4th lowest water level ever recorded on Morse – down 6′ total. Check out our water
Drove through Twin Oaks of Noblesville today & was pleased to see the construction progress in the neighborhood! Ryland Homes has officially announced their GRAND OPENING of this community & homes are already selling faster than they can build them! I’m pretty sure you could pitch a few tents in this neighborhood
The water levels might have fallen this year, but home sales on Morse Lake are on the rise! As of the end of September, approx 65 homes/condos have SOLD on the lake in 2012- compared to the same time period in 2011 when only 37 homes/condos had SOLD. As you
We are excited to announce we have been selected by Ryland Homes & CENTURY21 Scheetz to exclusively represent Ryland Homes in the new Noblesville development of Twin Oaks! Twin Oaks of Noblesville is a new neighborhood located just north of 161st & Hazel Dell – centrally located for convenient access
From Citizens Water: Usage — On Friday, usage across the Citizens Water system fell another 5.2 million gallons to 138.88 million gallons per day. That is approximately 63 million gallons per day less than the usage prior to the implementation of the mandatory water use restrictions on July 13. Reservoirs – Recent
Below is the latest newsletter from the Morse Waterways Association regarding Morse Lake Water Levels… Morse Waterways Association Newsletter 7/3/12 The “Skinny”on Water Levels Morse Reservoir, not Morse Lake. The dam valves were opened less than 30 days ago and the water levels on Morse are over 3 feet below
It’s a little early to be talking about low water levels on Morse Lake, but this June has been a grim reminder that Morse is indeed a reservoir. As of June 23, 2012, water on Morse is down 1.5 feet and falling. Many homeowners have been left without enough water