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April 01, 2010 at 06:41 PM
If you are new to the area, and are looking for places to worship during Holy Week, this is a nice link to local area worship sites in Southeastern Wisconsin. I searched Oconomowoc, and got this page with many links to sites in Waukesha County. On the left of the linked page, you can search by community. If you are looking for other community resource guides, give me a call. I’d be happy to point in the right direction.
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Karen Trepton
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March 26, 2010 at 08:18 PM
So how does the Menomonee Falls WI real estate market look these days?
Menomonee Falls new Listings report is from 3/20/10 through 3/27/10 for Single Family homes for sale. Currently, Menomonee Falls has a average listing price for sale of $327,493. The Waukesha county average currently is $431,322.
The current number of properties on the market in Menomonee Falls WI is 187. The Waukesha county Single Family listings total 2633.
Below you will find some New Listings in Menomonee Falls for the week of 3/20/10-3/27/10.
For More Information about these listings (or any others) or to get a free list of foreclosures, call or email The Kuchta’s Kelly & Colleen.
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Cell: 414-651-1613
Email: kkuchta@shorewest.com
Come back next week to see New Listings.
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Kelly Kuchta
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March 25, 2010 at 07:50 PM
Spring has arrived in Lake Country! It has gone from this…
To THIS!
Well, it actually isn’t the same as the full swing of summer, but the ice is out, and summer’s coming fast!
As of this month, there are 324 listed lake properties for sale in Waukesha County. 118 of those homes are under $500,000. It’s never been a better time to consider that dream location on water! If you are looking at waterfront homes in Waukesha County, give me a call!
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March 19, 2010 at 02:46 PM · Posted under Market Stats
So how does the Menomonee Falls WI real estate market look these days? Menomonee Falls new Listings report is from 3/12/10 thru 3/19/10 for Single Family homes for sale. Currently, Menomonee Falls has a average listing price for sale of $328,995. The Waukesha county average currently is $433,281.
The current number of properties on the market in Menomonee Falls WI is 182. The Waukesha county Single Family listings total 2543.
Below you will find some New Listings in Menomonee Falls for the week of 3/12/10-3/19/10.
For More Information about these listings (or any others) or to get a free list of foreclosures, call or email The Kuchta’s Kelly & Colleen.
Contact:
Cell: 414-651-1613
Email: kkuchta@shorewest.com
Come back next week to see New Listings.
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May 14, 2009 at 03:27 PM
As a Realtor®, for Shorewest in the Lake Country area, transferees often ask me about the “Lake Country Lifestyle”. “What are the schools like? How is the shopping? Where can we find interesting and unique things to do relative to the arts and entertainment?” Of course, all of Southeastern Wisconsin enjoys the beautiful attributes of Greater Milwaukee. In addition to the shops and restaurants in Milwaukee County, Waukesha County offers many wonderful and diverse places to eat, recreate, and shop.
One of my newfound favorites is a fair trade shop, called “Trails to Bridges”, in Hartland. Starting as a home-based business, the owner eventually went to a small retail space, and ultimately, the storefront shop she just opened. She, and her husband, personally visit and become familiar with the people behind the items she sells. I was first introduced to their unique items via a visit the owner made to my local church, in Oconomowoc. She effectively turned our fellowship area into a “smorgasbord” of wonderful and exotic hand-made articles from around the world.
A member of the Fair Trade Federation, “Trails to Bridges” assists in lifting families from some of the world’s poorest locations, out of a lifestyle of poverty, by supplying a fair and equitable business system in which to market their wares. The Realtor® in me finds this especially honorable. In spite of challenging economic times, Wisconsin residents enjoy a very high standard of living, as compared to the world at large. I have the unique pleasure of sharing this wonderful and prosperous lifestyle of Lake Country with my clients and customers. It’s nice to know that by patronizing a local merchant, we can all do a small part in passing along some economic success to those whose challenges far outweigh our own.
So, next time you may be out looking for something unique and special, check out “Trails to Bridges” on E Capitol, in downtown Hartland.
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April 25, 2009 at 12:11 PM
With the recent Autism Awareness Day, this blog will be something close to my heart, area schools, Wisconsin, and programs for children with Special Needs.
A big question in the minds of parents with children is the quality of education offered from their local school. This uncertainty increases when one has a child needing special services. Southeastern Wisconsin, especially Waukesha and Jefferson Counties have taken considerable steps to providing services for these types of children.
Wisconsin Autism Society has many chapters for education and support. The Annual Autism Society of Wisconsin Conference will be held at the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center in Wisconsin Dells from May 7-9, 2009.
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Pat Ohlendorf
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April 24, 2009 at 09:00 PM
Make it a day and go to the
Naga-waukee Golf Course off Maple Ave in the town of Delafield.
You can stop for coffee at
Panera Bread and then off to play 18 holes of golf on the course. After your round you could stop at
Water Street Brewery for dinner. If you want atmosphere on the waterfront
The Golden Anchor is right on Maple Avenue with casual dining.
Take advantage of this nice weather and golf while you can.
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Pat Ohlendorf
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April 15, 2009 at 04:57 PM · Posted under Glenn Hanon
In the fall of 2008 Oconomowoc unveiled their two new middle schools, Silver Lake Intermediate and Nature Hill Intermediate Schools. The School District quite frankly hit a home run with the two intermediate schools–first, for their great locations and second, for the stunning style that each school displays. As you can see from the picture each school is loaded with great residential architecture. Poised for growth, each setting is ideally situated within minutes of much of the future growth for Oconomowoc. With the addition of an Arts Center and an expanded indoor field house at the high school, the district has positioned itself to take advantage of the upcoming expansion in housing in Oconomowoc. 
I have written in past blogs about the Oconomowoc Arts Center and seeing IS believing! If you are relocating to western Waukesha County and Lake Country, you will want to visit the school district to get a firsthand experience of everything Oconomowoc has to offer. One of the services I offer are school tours to relocating families. As a Certified Shorewest Relocation Specialist, I know how important finding the right school for your children is. Feel free to email me at ghanon@shorewest.com for more information about our Relocation Services.
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Glenn Hanon
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