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TCBY, the country’s best yogurt, is taking care of Beverly-Hanks & Associates clients at this year’s Ramble Run. Any past, present, or future Beverly-Hanks client who stops by the Real Estate Discovery Center at Biltmore Park on May 12th between the hours of 9:00-11:30am can enjoy a FREE dish of frozen yogurt compliments of TCBY.

To receive your complimentary yogurt simply stop by the  Real Estate Discovery Center and mention you are a Beverly-Hanks client. THANK YOU TCBY for providing a little incentive to finish the Ramble Run just a little faster!

Click here for more information on the 2012 Ramble Run 5k, 12k, and kids fun run.

Click here for more information on  Biltmore Park Town Square.

Recently, Neal Hanks, President of Beverly-Hanks & Associates joined fellow industry leaders in Colorado to discuss the latest trends and strategies for the ever developing real estate industry. While participating in the Real Trends, Trendsetters group several of the participating CEOs offered their thoughts on the direction of their respective real estate markets.

To learn what Neal Hanks had to say about our greater Asheville, Hendersonville, and Waynesville houses for sale and the general state of the real estate markets in Buncombe, Henderson, and Haywood counties watch this video. It is most enlightening to hear how the regional Western North Carolina housing markets compare with those in other parts of the country.

If you would like more detailed information on the local real estate markets, check out the latest edition of the Beverly-Hanks & Associates, Quarterly Market Report, 2012Q1.

Neal Hanks, President of Beverly-Hanks & Associates and Tom Tveidt, research economist for SYNEVA Economics recently sat down for a discussion on how the regional economy is driving the greater Asheville, Waynesville, and Hendersonville real estate markets.

You’ll be surprised to learn some welcomed good news about Western North Carolina’s regional employment, in-migration, and housing affordability.

Asheville was recognized as being known for being very health-conscious and conducive to a healthy lifestyle by greenerideal.com.  Whether you’re planning a vacation or a move to the western part of North Carolina, consider checking out Asheville if you’re looking to be surrounded by people who understand the importance of not just physical health, but also the health of the environment and how one affects the other.

To learn more about why Asheville was picked click here.

If you would like to more about Asheville and the rest of the Western North Carolina area visit Our Area and if you would like to read a copy of our regional “Welcome” magazine online with detailed explanations of what it is like to live in each of Asheville, Waynesville, and Hendersonville’s many communities visit beverly-hanks.com.

You can make the bleakness of District 12 your own by purchasing this North Carolina property that is only 70 miles from Asheville, NC.Did you see the bleakness of District 12 in “The Hunger Games” and want to make it your own?

The entirety of Henry River Mill Village - where parts of the movie was filmed - is for sale for $1.4 million. Located about 70 miles from Ashville, N.C. near Hildebran, the 72-acre plot of land was the site of a mill that burned down in 1977. There’s 20-plus remaining buildings, including a company store, giving it a distinct ghost-town feel.

Of all the locations, the Henry River Mill Village has a backstory that’s nearly as colorful as the plot of the movie. The mill, which opened in 1905, produced fine yarn. The village was designed as a planned community with company stores, walkways and green spaces. In 1966, a sheriff was shot and killed in the village by a mill worker. By the time owner Wade Shepherd, 83, bought the town, three years after the mill closed, there were Thursday night poker games on the street, “and by Sunday afternoon, they were all drunk and shooting.”

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/real-estate/buy-entire-district-hunger-games-1-4-million-article-1.1056127#ixzz1rBSPSvf3

To learn more about real life in Western North Carolina visit beverly-hanks.com.

Affordable doesn’t have to mean boring. Byrdcliffe is a beautiful new home community located in East Asheville, only minutes to downtown. These Arts & Craft style homes with land/home packages starting at $150,000 have more than 10 floor plans from which to choose. All homes are site-built and completed in approximately 120 days.

Standard features include fiber cement siding, heat pump, covered front porches, concrete driveway, 9′ ceilings on the main level, hardwood, carpet and tile floors, mountain views, city water and sewer, street lighting and more. This community qualifies for 100% USDA financing.

“Byrdcliffe offers the most affordable, highest quality new construction in Buncombe County,” says agent, Darcy Wilson-Varney. “Finally, local families can have a beautiful, elegant home for a reasonable cost.”

Since 2006, King Land Development has been designing neighborhoods and building homes.  Having built over 50 homes, they have found their niche as Asheville’s most affordable new home builder.

To learn more about Byrdcliffe’s floorplans and pricing go to our website. Or to discover what makes Byrdcliffe homes so attractive visit our model home, open each Saturday from 1-5 pm and Sunday 1-4 pm. Come see for yourself a community that harkens back to yesteryear.