1170 Southhampton Dr. in Windsor Place is not a better choice! Remarkable home with so much to offer. The lot alone measures 170 feet in depth and features a motor court gate. Try six large bedrooms on for size. There is ceramic tile in all the wet areas, upgraded frieze carpet in the bedrooms. Kitchen features quartz c-tops, an island, and plenty of 42inch cabinets. Lots more to appreciate with custom paints, surround sound, radiant barrier, upgraded light fixtures and fans.  

This one has it all! For additional pictures and information about homes for sale in Frisco and West Frisco Area or on any Frisco Foreclosure call: TEAM DECELL at 214-957-3210. 

15234 Bull Run Dr. in Stonelake Estates West is a Stunning open floorplan with 4 bedrooms, 3 and a half bath. Has spacious gourmet island kitchen w granite countertops and tons of cabinet space. Beautiful decorative light fixtures throughout. Formal living and dining, study, media and game room. Beautifully landscaped back yard with rock wall. Close to park

This one has it all! For additional pictures and information about homes for sale in Frisco and West Frisco Area or on any Frisco Foreclosure call: TEAM DECELL at 214-957-3210. 

Who’s up for Karaoke at The Frisco Bar?

Come on out to The Frisco Bar and join us in the fun! Karaoke starts at 8pm to 11pm with $2 drafts and $2 wells. The Frisco Bar is a great location to hang out and have fun. Full of TV’s, dart boards and a shuffle board table makes this the perfect place.

The Frisco Bar is located in the north/west corner of Lebanon and Legacy in the heart of Frisco next to RE/MAX Summit Realty home of TEAM DECELL your Frisco real estate experts.

TEAM DECELL is a proud supporter of The Frisco Bar because owners Roseanne and Von Best are number one in giving back to their community. Roseanne and Von head up the fund raising for the Collin County Boys and Girls Club.

Currently there are a total of 93 accredited marketing destinations across the country with only two in the state of Texas who have attained this measure of excellence, the Austin CVB and the Frisco CVB.

Gordon Barr, Chairman of the Frisco CVB Board of Directors, says, “Achieving accreditation is an impressive feat for such a young organization. The CVB’s Executive Director, staff and the City of Frisco are committed to providing the highest level of service to our visitors and have achieved this through compliance with DMAP standards.” 

DMAP accreditation standards cover a wide variety of topics including governance, finance, management, human resources, technology, visitor services, group services, sales, communications, membership, brand management, destination development, research/market intelligence, innovation and stakeholder relationships.

Frisco CVB  Executive Director, Marla Roe, responded, “We were thrilled to learn we have been accredited through the DMAP program!  We strive hard to provide a high level of return to our City, stakeholders and visitors to Frisco, and this accreditation validates that we are and have been doing just that.” The CVB will recertify their status in 2013.

ABOUT THE FRISCO CVB:

Founded in 2003, the Frisco, Texas, CVB has grown in tandem with the extensive growth of leisure travel, sports, and meeting facilities in the area. It’s our mission to generate a positive awareness of Frisco as a premiere destination for meetings, sporting events, conventions, trade shows, and leisure travel and to positively impact the economic base of the City of Frisco. For more information, visit our website visitfrisco.com or call 877-GO-FRISCO.

The Town of Frisco is a fast growing community we here at TEAM DECELL are your neighborhood real estate agents.  We offer the highest level of service to our clients to assist them in meeting their ownership goals.  For more information regarding the Frisco Area, Frisco Homes or Frisco Foreclosures contact TEAM DECELL.

Help Solare win “Best of the West” June contest on realfrisco.com!
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Solare Spa offers a vast array of products and services in a soothing environment. 

Owners of Solare are active members in the Frisco and West Frisco community and give back by serving on the Board for the Collin County Boys and Girls Club for the last 3 years.  There labors for the Collin County Boys and Girls Club has benefited the Frisco Area in a hugh way. 

Solare Spa is a premier spa located on the west side of Frisco on the Northwest corner of Legacy and Lebanon, in the Kroger shopping center next door to The Frisco Bar (which they also own) and REMAX Summit Realty.

Visit their website at www.solarespa.com to see a full menu of services and find out more information. Solare truly is the place to be…

The big economic news for housing this week is all about sales.

Housing sales and pending sales contracts are up, dramatically in some markets, like Frisco,  West Frisco, Plano and Mckinney and a rebounding real estate sector could soon start stimulating the broader economy.

Even Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congress last week that essentially the worst is over, the housing market is stabilizing, and we’re heading out of recession in the second half of the year.

Pending home sales jumped by 6.7 percent in April. That was the third straight month of significant increases, and the highest pending sale total for any month in the past seven years. The flip side of that, of course, is that most of these sales were distressed — foreclosures or sales of bank-owned properties.

Meanwhile, low prices nationwide, combined with mortgage rates at near-record lows, have pushed the National Association of Realtors’ Affordability Index into record territory. So, if you are seriously considering getting off the sidelines - now that prices are back to pre-boom levels in some markets and sales are on the upswing, jump in sooner rather than later, if you want the lowest mortgage rates.

For additional information on any Frisco and West Frisco Area listing or foreclosure call TEAM DECELL at 214-975-3210 with REMAX Summit Realty.

The Frisco Citizens on Patrol (COPs) is now seeking applications for a limited number of volunteer positions (academy class size is limited).

Frisco Citizens on Patrol (COPs) is a non-profit organization registered together with Frisco Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association and Frisco Neighborhood Watch under the umbrella of Frisco Community Service Organizations, Inc., a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Frisco COPs is an officially registered and recognized Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) Program (www.policevolunteers.org) and a member of National Association of Citizens on Patrol (www.nacops.org).

Frisco COPs members utilize high visibility patrols throughout the city, acting as “eyes and ears” for the police department. This visible presence has been a proven and effective method for both deterring and detecting criminal activity.

Through continual training provided by the Frisco Police Department these volunteers become skilled observers who quickly recognize circumstances which require the attention of law enforcement and/or other emergency first-responders. In addition to high visibility patrols, Frisco COPs member also provide traffic control assistance at special events, conduct speed radar surveys, skywatch tower observation and crime alert card notifications.

Please help support this very important organization by passing along this information.

To learn more about Frisco COPS or to get an application, go to: www.Friscocops.org

There are huge number of homes for sale in Frisco and not all of them are new. Most pre-owned homes don’t have the same advantages as a brand new home. New Frisco homes for sale right now meet the most current codes and have beautiful new fixtures. You might even have the option of picking your paint colors, flooring, cabinets and counter tops. A new home is a great investment that you can enjoy without worrying about what wear and tear it has been through before you bought it. For more information on new or pre-owned homes in Frisco, TX  contact Shelly Wiginton with RE/MAX Summit Realty 214-975-3229 or http://www.shellywiginton.com.

If you are thinking about buying a home for the first time, you’re probably a bit overwhelmed by the idea of it all. You have to think about whether or not to use a buyer’s agent, how to secure a mortgage and what exactly is that you are looking for in a home. Most people forget to one  important thing: BREATHE.

The search for your first home can be stressful, so try not to put in all on your shoulders at once. Even if you haven’t decided whether or not to use a real estate agent, Shelly Wiginton would be happy to help you get started. Sometimes the most important thing is getting pointed in the right direction. If you’re interested in utilizing Shelly Wiginton’s services check out her website www.shellywiginton.com it has tips for first time homebuyers that you m ay find useful. Please call Shelly Wiginton with RE/MAX Summit Realty of West Frisco for more assistance during this exciting time.

Nestled in our “fastest growing city” is a quaint reminder of the old “curb markets,” a break from the hustle and bustle, some good ‘ole Texas folks and well, yes some fruits and vegetables.  The Frisco Noon Lions Club will present the Frisco Farmers Market for its third season.  The season will run from May 2^nd through September 19^th at the corner of Coleman and Frisco Square Blvd across from City Hall.  Every Saturday you will find local growers from 8am to 2pm or until sellout. 

Those days of the dusty, roadside markets are a thing of the past in most cities.  But supporting our local farmers and merchants is still an age-old truth.  “Taking care of our own” takes on its true meaning when you walk among folks whose livelihood depends on what you might buy.     These folks can tell you where and how the produce was grown.  The produce has also not been trucked all over the country and thus is fresher and as a result healthier than what we can get in the grocery store.  The merchants can even throw in ways to prepare and store it. 

Not only fruits and vegetables are available, folks who lean toward the creative side will be on hand with their unique craft and gift items.  Vendors with gourmet ingredients, pasta, sauces and specialty items will be represented.  There is truly something for everyone.

It’s not that far off your normal route no matter where you are going so stop by Opening Day May 2.  The Frisco Jazz Band will be playing and you can shop to your heart’s content. For more information and the list of venders go to http://www.friscofarmersmarket.org/.