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Guide Me Home 2 Westchester, NY Real Estate
http://www.guidemehome2westchester.com
This site showcases the real estate expertise, experiences, and opinions of real estate agents at Houlihan Lawrence Real Estate in Westchester, NY. They're writing about the community, real estate news and events, restaurants and entertainment, schools, homes, and more. Stop by to see what's happening in Westchester!
- Added on: Apr 20th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Propopoly
- Listed in: Real Estate Sales
- Tags: market new york homes realtor westchester buying
Recent Posts
Timber Ridge Condominiums
Timber Ridge is a 49-unit condominium complex conveniently located off Rt. 117 (Main St.) and Lexington Ave on the south end of Mt. Kisco. The complex offers 2 and 3 bedroom units, and some with garages and finished lower levels. The units sit on a h...
Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count
As the temperatures start to drop in Northern Westchester it’s time to think about my feathered friends. Now that their food source has become scarce I have once again started filling the bird feeders (I tend not to feed birds during the summer as...
Mad About Mad Men and Katonah
All the Repression, affairs, smoking and non-stop drinking on the job aside, the episodes of Mad Men give me flashbacks to my childhood in The Tarrytowns on the Hudson River. I lived in those neighborhoods amidst the executives with the exciting adve...
Think of Hope\'s Door this Holiday Season
It’s easy to be overwhelmed this time of the year… the shopping, wrapping, decorating, cooking, and the list goes on. I know I get overwhelmed with all the things I have to do just for my own family. So it’s easy to forget that outside of my...
I Found My Twitter!
At long last I have identified my anonymous Twitter and here’s the profile: “Live in Northeast marshy wooded area. Love to eat flies and spiders, will hitch a ride indoors on plants when possible and tweet every day.” It was my curiosity ...
The Chic Shops of Katonah: "The Gift Garage"
I recently remembered the activity in our house growing up in preparation for Christmas. My mother had a daily question to keep us all moving forward: “What have YOU done for Christmas today?” Then the moment came when all of the wonderful gifts ...
