Margaret Scribner is a realtor with Coldwell Banker in Southlake, Texas. It is her passion and pleasure to help buyers and sellers in the area. As a 20 year resident of the DFW area, she brings a tremendous background of experience and first-hand knowledge of the area. As a former teacher and counselor, she is dedicated to giving more than is expected when it comes to service and knowledge her creative and innovative approaches to selling real estate have generated lasting relationships with clients "Over the years many of my clients continue to contact me for assistance."
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Friday, August 28, 2009
Southlake Real Estate
Margaret Scribner is a realtor with Coldwell Banker in Southlake, Texas. It is her passion and pleasure to help buyers and sellers in the area. As a 20 year resident of the DFW area, she brings a tremendous background of experience and first-hand knowledge of the area. As a former teacher and counselor, she is dedicated to giving more than is expected when it comes to service and knowledge her creative and innovative approaches to selling real estate have generated lasting relationships with clients "Over the years many of my clients continue to contact me for assistance."Thursday, May 21, 2009
Cowtown City Hall Considers Going Postal
By BRETT JOHNSON May 19, 2009
The Fort Worth City Council has approved money for a study on moving City Hall into the city's historic downtown Post Office building.
The city is considering renovating the state landmark into a new City Hall.
"And we should do that, because its a centrally located facility, it's at the heart of the Lancaster corridor development (and) it has great access to current and future mass transit," said Randall Harwood, director of the city programs office.
The City Council approved $200,000 for a study to determine if the project would be economically feasible.
The question is: Do the numbers work?
The city would be on a 20 to 30-year lease purchase agreement at up to $6.4 million a year.
"And if they (the numbers) don't work, then as excited as I am about this project, as excited as this council is, I will be the first one willing to say, 'Let's pull the plug,'" Mayor Mike Moncrief said.
In a soft real estate market, are tax dollars better spent on existing structures?
The city of Southlake is considering buying the soon-to-be vacated Gateway Church for a multipurpose facility.
"There's a whole lot of variables that may make buying an existing structure much more beneficial for the taxpayer," Southlake Mayor Andy Wambsganss said.
Full Story
The Fort Worth City Council has approved money for a study on moving City Hall into the city's historic downtown Post Office building.
The city is considering renovating the state landmark into a new City Hall.
"And we should do that, because its a centrally located facility, it's at the heart of the Lancaster corridor development (and) it has great access to current and future mass transit," said Randall Harwood, director of the city programs office.
The City Council approved $200,000 for a study to determine if the project would be economically feasible.
The question is: Do the numbers work?
The city would be on a 20 to 30-year lease purchase agreement at up to $6.4 million a year.
"And if they (the numbers) don't work, then as excited as I am about this project, as excited as this council is, I will be the first one willing to say, 'Let's pull the plug,'" Mayor Mike Moncrief said.
In a soft real estate market, are tax dollars better spent on existing structures?
The city of Southlake is considering buying the soon-to-be vacated Gateway Church for a multipurpose facility.
"There's a whole lot of variables that may make buying an existing structure much more beneficial for the taxpayer," Southlake Mayor Andy Wambsganss said.
Full Story
Monday, March 23, 2009
Stocks jump on bank plan, rise in home sales
NEW YORK – Wall Street is getting the good news it wants on the economy's biggest problems: banks and housing.
Investors reignited a two-week rally Monday after hearing the government's plan to help banks remove as much as $1 trillion in bad assets from their books and home sales showed a surprise increase. Major stock indexes jumped as much as 4 percent, including the Dow Jones industrial average, which rose nearly 300 points.
The Treasury Department said its plan would rely on the government's $700 billion financial rescue fund, the Federal Reserve and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., as well as private investors.
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Thursday, March 06, 2008
Brentwood in Southlake
Brentwood Homes in Southlake is a neighborhood of totally customized homes built by Cadence Custom Homes. Houses in Brentwood begin at three-quarters of a million to a million plus. Brentwood is part of the nationally recognized Southlake Independent School District and is located in Southlake north of 114, just south of Grapevine Lake. Contact your Southlake Realtor for more information.Southlake Real Estate Texas
Estes Park in Southlake
Estes Park is a breathtaking Southlake Texas masterplanned luxury home community of breathtaking Custom Homes located North of Hwy 114 off Dove Rd between Carroll and White Chapel. This immaculate community consists of 15 acres of park land, 2.5 miles of nature trails as well as 162 treed home lots. Estes Park features 16 Luxury Home Builders all located in award winning Carroll ISD. Prices starting at $700,000. in the 76092 zip code. For more information, contact your local Southlake Realtor.
Kirkwood Hollow in Southlake
Kirkwood Hollow is located in northeast Southlake on the edges of Grapevine Lake. Kirkwood Hollow was started in 1995 and went on to develop three separate sections, the last completing in 2005. Kirkwood Hollow's median home price is $650,000, with houses coming on lots from a quarter of an acre to a full acre. The median home size is above 4,500 square feet. For more information, contact your Southlake Realtor.
Friday, February 29, 2008
Clariden Ranch in Southlake
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Southlake Texas

Southlake Texas is located in Tarrant County, West of DFW International Airport. The city's real estate offers large custom home estates with acreage. The city offers a unique blend of country living within close proximity to the city conveniences of the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex. The area boasts a wonderful outdoor shopping mall, Southlake Town Square, which serves those hungry for designer fashions and household wares. Southlake's Town Square also serves as the center for Southlake's community events.
Southlake Schools are outstanding, partially due to the extremely high property tax burden in the area. Southlake residents with children will say having such a good school district is worth the price.
Sunday, January 06, 2008
Southlake City Information
Southlake, Texas is a city near Dallas/Fort Worth located mainly in the northeastern part of Tarrant County with a small part in southern Denton County. As of the 2000 census, the population was 21,519, though it has rapidly grown since that time. Southlake is known for Southlake Town Square, one of the most popular shopping centers in Tarrant County. Southlake Town Square is located on State Highway 114 and Southlake Boulevard. The City is minutes from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and Alliance Airport. Southlake offers an excellent quality of life in a comfortable suburban setting with convenient access to Fort Worth, Dallas and Denton. Southlake is conveniently located near Tarrant County College Northeast, the University of North Texas, the University of Texas at Arlington and many other institutions of higher learning in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Shoppers for Southlake Real Estate will find a wide range of custom and luxury homes with a wide range of prices and floor-plans.
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