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indicated. You will have one wedge Tribune News Service and one octagon. 3. Cut eight wedges out of the Floor poufs are main fabric. If one of my favorite using two main fabtrends right now. rics like we did, cut They are a fun four of each. option for extra 4. Cut eight seating or a comfy wedges out of interplace to rest your facing. feet at the end of 5. Cut two the day. A pouf done up in bold col- octagons from main fabric. (Or you can ors is the perfect accent to any room. use a contrasting In pink ikat florals, fabric like we did.) 6. Cut two orange geos and an appliqued elephant, octagons from interfacing. this pouf really 7. Iron the interpops! facing to the wrong Download the side of the main pattern at fabric. www.blog.denade8. Sew together signs.com/Elephant four of the wedges, -pouf. with right sides Gather: together, creating Sewing machine half of the pouf. Thread Press the seams Sewing needle with an iron. Scissors 2 { yards of main Repeat with the other four. It fabric (we used 1 should look like two yard of Pavana in halves of a beach Pink, 1 yard of ball. Meena in Orange 9. Turn one half and { Yard Asha in right side out and Yellow from my Sundara Oasis col- fit inside the other half so the right lection for sides are together FreeSpirit) and the unsewn 2 { yards heavy edges are together. interfacing Elephant cut out Pin the edges from Kalindi fabric together, leaving an open space at Iron 5 pounds fiberfill the top where the points meet. Sew Fabric scraps together with the Create: 1. Download and sewing machine. Press the seams print out the PDF. with an iron. Be sure to print 10. Turn the pouf actual size. Do not right side out and scale the pattern. stuff with fabric 2. Cut out each scraps and fiberfill. piece and tape together, matching It helps to use heavier scraps at the letters where
the bottom so the pouf has some stability. You’ll want it to be very dense! 11. Once the pouf is full, stitch the top closed with a needle and thread. It doesn’t have to look great, because you’ll cover it up with the octagon top. 12. Applique the elephant onto the top octagon. We did it with the sewing machine, but you can do it by hand with a decorative stitch, if you like. 13. Press the sides of both octagons under at { inch with an iron. Pin in place on the top and bottom of the pouf and handstitch. You can use a decorative stitch like a running stitch or a zig-zag stitch, or you can use something simple like a pillow stitch, like we did.
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Q: Dear Ed: Thank you for your recent media tour throughout Southern California on educating homeowners about the importance of installing watersaving plumbing fixtures. Is it possible for you to remind all your readers across the country about this important issue? I feel saving water is something that everyone can do no matter where you live. – Dan, California A: As you mentioned, I recently returned from a water conservation media tour in California, and I learned some things as well. For instance, most reservoirs in California are at low levels. Also, snow levels in 2014 were well below normal levels and not surprisingly, wildfire activity is up. I agree with you that saving water is everybody’s job, so
here is my “saving water is as easy as one, two, three” message: 1. Change the aerators in all your faucets to water-saving aerators that use only 1.5 gallons per minute. 2. Install high-efficiency shower heads that use only 2 gallons per minute or less. My favorite new feature for a hand shower is called an eco-boost feature. These hand showers can use only 1.5 gallons per minute. A press of a button can supply a 2 gallons per minute rinse, and when the button is released, the flow returns to the normal watersaving rate. 3. Replace your older, water-guzzling toilet that may use over 2.5 gallons per flush with a new high-efficiency toilet that uses only 1.28 gallons per flush. New quality highefficiency toilets have been redesigned to flush with power. So, you should not have to double flush to do your civic duty and save water.
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Choose plants wisely when beneath a tree base of a tree, but every time you plant them, you Chicago Tribune are slicing the roots the tree needs to collect water and We like to see color and nutrients. life everywhere in the garInstead, choose long-lived den, which often leads us to perennials or groundcovers. plant in the area beneath Plant them once _ ideally our trees. when the tree is young and If you choose and plant has not yet spread its roots carefully, a tree and a garvery far _ and then let the den can happily co-exist, tree and the carpet of plants said Sharon Yiesla, Plant beneath it settle in to each Clinic assistant at The other’s company over years Morton Arboretum in Lisle, or decades. Ill. After all, most trees grow Yiesla said it’s best to among other plants in plant small plants _ perhaps nature. But it’s also easy to the size that comes in 4-inch do harm to a tree by planti- pots rather than gallon conng in its root zone, and if tainers. That way, you can you choose the wrong plants, dig a smaller hole and damthey will have a hard time age fewer roots. It may take surviving. a little longer for the “The worst thing you can groundcover to fill in or for do is plant annuals of any the perennials to get large kind,” Yiesla said. You might enough to bloom, but the like the look of a ring of tree will thank you. begonias or impatiens at the Of course, anything you
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plant beneath the leafy canopy of a tree must be suited to shade. It’s also surprisingly dry under there, because the canopy sheds rain like an umbrella. Plants beneath a tree will get much less rain than the rest of your garden. Still, there are a number of plants that can do well in dry shade. Yiesla suggests bishop’s hat (Epimedium), wild ginger (Asarum canadense), Siberian bugloss (Brunnera macrophylla) and hostas. Ferns and sweet woodruff (Galium odoratum) also can do well under a tree, she said, if you are willing to do some watering. Be careful about planting rapidly spreading groundcovers such as dead nettle (Lamium) or English ivy (Hedera helix), Yiesla said. They can spread so quickly they out-compete other
plants. Ivy can climb trees, Yiesla says, so it needs to be pruned to prevent it from growing onto the branches and covering leaves. Another option is to plant native woodland wildflowers, such as toothwort (Cardamine concatenata), Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginica), white trout lily (Erythronium albidium), May apple (Podophyllum peltatum) and sharp-lobed hepatica (Hepatica acutiloba). These plants evolved to bloom early in spring, when the trees’ leaves are still furled and more sunlight can reach the ground. After blooming, when the leaves have opened and the shade deepens, they will go dormant. Some, such as bloodroot (Sanguinaria canadensis), will keep their foliage all season, but others will dis-
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appear entirely until next spring. You can even plant these wildflowers among hostas or ferns that will fill in later, after the wildflowers have tucked themselves away. One mistake many gardeners make, Yiesla said, is to create a raised bed or planter box around a tree. That can harm the tree two ways: by piling up soil so deep that air can’t reach the roots, and by trapping moisture against the bark to harbor insects or cause rot. “I’d rather see people plant right into the ground,” she said. Another option is to plant shade-tolerant annuals or perennials in large pots and set several of them beneath a tree. They will bring some color to the shade without smothering or damaging the tree’s roots.
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Weed killer concerns KEITH REED just be careful not to spray these plants”. If only it were that easy. This class of chemical moves very easily with the wind, traveling much farther than you might imagine. To make matters a bit worse, the liquid form of the product does not even have to make the trip with the wind. When conditions are right (higher temperatures and young, actively growing plants are a big part of this), even the vapor from the product can be enough to cause a problem. Scientists use the term epinasty to describe the growth of the affected plant. Damage is characterized by stretching, twisting, and general malformation of the leaves and stems. Sometimes, the plants can recover and outgrow this, but oftentimes they do not. It can help to prune off the damaged portions since once the plant part is deformed, it is never going to regain its full function.
The take home message is one you’ve heard often if you are a regular reader. Part of the role of the product label is to warn you of issues like this, but it is up to the user to read and follow the instructions. For more information on this or any other horticultural topic, you can contact Keith Reed, the Horticulturist in the Payne County Extension office. Keith can be reached via email at keith.reed@ okstate.edu, phone at 405-747-8320, or in person at the Payne County Extension office, located at 315 W. 6th in Stillwater.
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Absorption Rate:
April
Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Apr 2014 is 66.9 Average Sales/Month 12 months prior to Apr 2015 is 68.3
2014
Closed Unit Sales Closed Volume Sales (x1000) Median Sales Price Average Sales Price Median Days on Market to Sale Average Days on Market to Sale Median Asked to Sold Ratio End of Month Inventory Months Supply (End of Month Inventory/Absorption Rate*)
2014 2015
CLOSED UNIT SALES
Year to Date
April
209 57
57 10,354 154,500 181,642 88 132 97.73% 96.65% 296 4.42
64 9,944 139,450 155,371 60 105 97.59% 96.56% 282 4.13
2014 2015
Year to Date
154,500 140,000
2014 2015
Year to Date 35.50M 34.30M 9.94M -3.96%
-3.37%
AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET
2014 2015
Year to Date
April
150,000 139,450
+/-%
200 -4.31% 34,303 -3.37% 7.14% 150,000 0.98% 171,517 87 -17.14% 114 -14.51% 97.69% 0.43% 96.71% -0.06% 282 -4.73% 4.13 -6.70%
209 35,500 140,000 169,858 105 134 97.27% 96.77% 296 4.42
April
-4.31%
AVERAGE SALES PRICE
12.28% -3.96% -9.74% -14.46% -31.82% -20.87% -0.14% -0.08% -4.73% -6.70%
2015
CLOSED VOLUME SALES
10.35M
+12.28%
2014
+/-%
200
64
April
2015
Year To Date (Jan - Apr)
105 87
88 60
-9.74%
+7.14%
AVERAGE ASKED TO SOLD RATIO
Year to Date
April 97.73%
2014 2015
97.69%
97.59%
+0.43%
-17.14% 2014 2015
APRIL INVENTORY End of Month Inventory 296
Months Supply 4.42
282
97.27%
-0.14%
-31.82%
-4.73%
4.13
-6.70%
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An unpleasant side-effect to all the great rains we’ve had recently is the explosion in our weed growth. This has been especially true in vegetable gardens and ornamental beds where the exposed soil has been too wet to cultivate. The calls and damaged plant samples coming into the Extension office right now serve as a somber reminder for the need to take care with weed control products, especially those designed to control broad leaf weeds. The vast majority of broadleaf weed control products contain 2,4-D (Dimethylamine salt of 2,4-DDichlorophenoxyace tic acid) or a closely related chemical. This active ingredient is found in hundreds of different products and can come in liquid or granular form. When used properly in accordance with the label instructions, this product does a great job at controlling most broadleaf weeds. The bad news is it is equally as effective at killing many of our desirable plants as well with tomatoes, potatoes, and grapes being some of the most sensitive. “No problem”, you may say, “I’ll
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Even if a contrachomeowner if the Should I just send tor claims to have injury was caused $1,000 to him and A homeowner who good coverage, the after tripping over a the other $1,000 to remodels can be held homeowner should skateboard that the her? financially responsi- ask for a copy of the owner’s child careANSWER: ble if a worker gets policy and then con- lessly left on the Sending each one a hurt, even if the con- tact the insurer to front sidewalk. check for $1,000 tractor has a workcheck that it’s up-toConsidering all might seem like a ers compensation date. It’s also impor- these issues, I will good idea, but it realinsurance policy. tant to realize that give you the same ly isn’t, because each DEAR MR. the policy probably advice that I provid- person apparently MYERS: You sugonly covers the coned the reader: feels entitled to the gested that a tractor’s full-time Contact your own full $2,000. If you homeowner who employees -- which insurer before, not arbitrarily decide to was planning a big means part-time after, your remodelmail a $1,000 check remodeling prosubcontractors who ing job begins. to the man and ject might need to might be involved in *** another $1,000 check increase his liabili- the project can still DEAR MR. to the woman, you’d ty insurance in sue the property MYERS: I own a risk being dragged case the general owner if they don’t duplex, and I rent- into their squabble contractor, or one have workers comp ed one of the units and might even wind of the subcontrac- coverage of their to a young couple up in court. tors, gets hurt own. who wrote their A better alternawhile working on Many workers $2,000 security tive would be to the property. The comp insurers are deposit to me out write a $2,000 check, general contractor also getting tougher of their joint but make it payable we’ve hired to on paying claims. account. The cou- to both of them. Both remodel our own For example, an ple recently split of their signatures home has his own insurance company up and moved out. would be required to workers compentoday might still The man wants cash it, which would sation insurance. quickly pay for a me to send the force them to work Wouldn’t his poliworker who falls off $2,000 refund out some sort of cy cover any onthe roof and breaks a directly to him at arrangement on the-job injuries to leg -- but might deny his new address, their own while also workers? the claim and sugbut the woman helping to keep you ANSWER: It’s gest the worker file a wants me to send out of their personal risky for homeownclaim against the the $2,000 to her. financial affairs. ers to assume that a contractor’s workers compensation policy will protect the homeowner from $ financial responsibility if someone is injured during a remodel. Workers comp pays for medical and rehabilitation expenses, and sometimes lost wages, if a Craftsman Americana, with European provincial warmth and class. worker suffers an Available for the first time ever, this is that special home you have admired on-the-job injury. for years. Just south of Perry, this wonderful hilltop property is in an ideal Many contractors setting. Original oak hardwood floors throughout. Central vacuum system. don’t carry “workers Security system. New 50 year roof was installed in 2014. Geothermal heating/ cooling. This custom home feels welcoming from the moment you arrive. comp” coverage at all, so an injured See more of this home at worker can often sue www.fprealtors.com Page P Provence, CRS the homeowner if Fisher Provence, REALTORS® the contractor doesBroker Associate n’t have adequate (405) 612-0194 (405) 377-1000 insurance.
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Arrange a time when you can meet with them together so you can present the check after each one signs a receipt stating that the full deposit has been returned. *** DEAR MR. MYERS: I lost a court decision in 2010 but did not pay the judgment immediately, so the woman who sued me filed a lien against my home in 2011. I paid her the full amount last summer, and she removed the lien, but it still appears on my credit report. The credit bureau won’t take it off, which is hurting my credit score and making it more difficult to
refinance my mortgage. What can I do? ANSWER: Your letter states that the lien was recorded in 2011, after you failed to promptly pay a court-ordered debt. Even though you finally paid it last year, the lien itself will remain on your credit report for seven years from the date it was filed. Because the lien was a bona fide debt, the credit bureau was correct in refusing to erase it from your record. However, your report should also include a notation that the lien was released after the debt was paid in full last summer. Take another look at your report to see if it includes such a
notation. If it doesn’t, contact the bureau again to see how the information can be updated. I’m sure the bureau will be happy to help, provided that you can supply a copy of the lien release or other basic documentation that proves that the past-due debt has now been paid. The bottom line here is that the lien will stay on your record until 2018, which will hurt your overall credit score. You’re the only person who can limit the damage (and get a better refinancing deal) by making sure that your credit report also includes a note that says the judgment lien has been
How to make a sensational coffee table display By Mary Carol Garrity
and I would load it all back up. We went Tribune News Service on like this for years! Today, my style is As the seasons simpler, cleaner and change, I can’t wait to Dan’s relief, lower to refresh the look of profile. Ready to crethe displays on my ate a lovely summer coffee table. display on your cofThrough the years, fee table? Here’s my coffee table bliss how to use my six has changed. Years go-to design tools to ago, when Kelly was create beautiful disreally young, I put plays: so much stuff on the 1. TRAYS coffee table in our I always start cofstudy that Kelly and fee table designs on Dan complained a tray. Trays are they couldn’t see the magical in their abilTV over it. Every ity to ground a disnight, they took play, pulling togetheverything off the er disparate elecoffee table. In the ments into one cohemorning, I’d see my sive look. Trays carefully constructed come in so many tableau on the floor, shapes, sizes and
styles, you’ll easily find one that looks sensational on your coffee table. Chevron is still big, and I like how a geometric design and bold black-and-white palette contrast with more traditional elements, like a stone bust and silver urn. 2. BOOKS I started using books in my designs out of necessity _ Dan has so many, I had to find a place to put them! But even if he wasn’t addicted to books, I would buy them just to use on my coffee table. They make marvelous risers, topped with a beautiful bowl or mix of
pottery. 3. BOXES I began collecting decorative boxes years ago, when I was given a tin box my grandmother Nell play with as a child, amusing herself as she bumped along in a covered wagon, when my family came to help settle the Kansas frontier. I like to poke different sized, shaped and styled boxes into displays all over my house, but I think they are especially wonderful in coffee table displays. 4. TREASURES Whenever you design displays in your home, always
try to work in a piece or two that is near and dear to your heart. It could be a favorite figurine, a gift from a friend or a family heirloom. Dan and I inherited a few beautiful silver pieces from his mother, and they have always played a key role in my tabletop tableaus. I feel like Mimi is still with us every time I seem them, and that makes my day. 5. FLOWER VASES I think I’m adding a new addiction to my life: flower vases. I can’t help myself! They look fabulous in all kinds of display, from the
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When should I pay a house painter? By Angie Hicks Angie’s List
Dear Angie: We’re having an interior paint job done, and I’m wondering whether to pay when the work is done or as it proceeds. – Sherry S., Crystal Lake, Ill. Dear Sherry: It’s not uncommon for painters to request a down payment of 20 to 30 percent of a job’s total cost. Local or state regulations
may limit the amount allowed for a down payment, so check the rules before starting contract work. Typically, after you’ve made the down payment, you won’t pay again until the job is done. However, a project that is large in scope – either because of the area to be painted or the amount of prep work required – may feature scheduled payments along the way. If that’s the case, plan to hold
back at least 10 percent until the work is completed to your satisfaction. Avoid any painting contractor who requires full payment up front. All payment terms should be fully detailed in a written contract. There are two types of home project contracts: fixed-price, which spells out the exact cost, including materials and labor, and time-and-materials, which bills you by the hour for labor
and materials. Keep in mind that a fixed-price contract is the most common – and generally most preferred – type of home-remodeling contract. In fact, time-and-materials contracts for home projects are not legal in California. Whichever kind of contract you encounter, carefully read through the details and compare multiple bids side by side. Some painters will bid separately for paint and mate-
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rials, while others include those in the overall price. Make sure you’re comparing apples to apples, as far as type of paint and materials to be used. Painters price their jobs one of two ways: by square footage or the amount of time the job takes. New construction often warrants a price by square footage
because there are fewer variables – no furniture to move and the walls that don’t require repairs. If the home is occupied, the price will most likely be determined by the time estimated to complete the work. On average, painters charge from $250 to $400 to paint a typical 15foot-by-12-foot bedroom.
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Don’t be afraid to mix metals in the kitchen her designs, the stove anchors the theme. It The Charlotte Observer has a black porcelain body, brass controls Have you ever fallen and stainless steel for a light fixture or trim. range hood but thought The shade of gray for you couldn’t have it in the cabinets is key. It’s your kitchen because it a warm gray with wasn’t the same metal brown, not blue, underfinish as everything tones. The cooper cookelse? ware collection susRejoice, the finishes pended from a staindon’t have to match. less steel bar brings a Some of the most spec- warm glow that works tacular kitchens today with the brass hardare a mix of metal fin- ware. ishes, wood tones and Workman completed painted cabinetry. the look by adding a There was a time gold-framed mirror when we thought over the kitchen writstainless steel appliing desk. The black bar ances had to set the stools and desk chair tone for all the metal bring the commanding finishes in the kitchen. hue of the range full Not true. Designer circle. Michelle Workman Getting colors to proves that a wellwork together is all planned design can about how one tone incorporate just about enhances another. any color or type of Designers proved that metal finish. In one of point in decorating a By Vicki Payne
show house for the Junior League of High Point and Traditional Home magazine. The kitchen of the show house is stunning. Black painted cabinets and woodwork are sitting pretty on a natural wood-tone floor. White subway tiles are classic and make the perfect backdrop for black. White countertops create a transition for the subway tiles. The appliances are stainless steel, but the cabinet hardware is gold. The light fixtures are a deeper brass tone. The look works because it is rich in color, drawing from the black, brown and warm brass hardware. The only introduction of pattern is in the black-and-white window treatment and the kitchen stools. Wood-
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Homes Beautiful, tranquil, diamond in the rough. Edge of town living on a paved road. 1/4 mile outside city limits north if Stillwater, 5 miles from both Walmart and 4 miles to Oklahoma State University. Well and/or city water, CREC electric. The property has 2 residents, almost 12 acres, a 30x40 barn, 14x16 insulated shop with storm shelter. The 1st residence is a 4200 sq/ft home with half being livable and other half is under construction, 4 car garage that needs finished. 2nd residence is a late 80’s model livable Solitaire mobile home with carport and deck. All aspects of both residences need remolded. It is rented and the renters are month to month and can stay or go. Acreage is very beautiful with lots of trees and open grass. Would make a beautiful personal home but also has lots of commercial opportunities. Have an appraisal for $350,000 motivated sellers. Please call for more info. 405714-9158. Advertise In The
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Looking for a creative kitchen addition By Ed Del Grande
are available for tures can be added artist models for adding accents and ridges and creative countertop _ they both bathroom and into that style of kitchen use because textures to help crisscross patterns. are designed to sink as well as of the exposed front create the artist Finally, most cook up a lot of Tribune News Service kitchen sinks. Usually they are color. wall of the sink. edition look. artist edition compliments by made from durable Apron-front The outside panel Textures can kitchen sinks are becoming the cenQ: Dear Ed, I fire clay materials farmhouse sinks of the sink wall is a include floral patnot designed to terpiece of any plan on replacing since creative texare the popular perfect area for terns, horizontal blend in with the kitchen. my kitchen countertops and sink. Since it will not be a full kitchen Follow us: remodel, I can 520 S Knoblock St. spend a little Twi er: @teams llwater (405)372-8326 (TEAM) extra money on Facebook: teams llwaterrealtors fancy materials. View online: www.TeamS llwater.com I have heard of “artist edition” kitchen sinks Address Descrip ons Price Realtor Address Descrip ons Price Realtor and would like 1410 S Chester LOT JUST LISTED $20,000 Mary/ Mike 5720 E Spiva Ln—Perkins SALE PENDING $185,000 Dennis more informa6 Lots—W. Villas Court Ranging from $23,000—$27,000 Mike/ Mary tion on that 1107 Springdale 3 BD/ 2 BA/ 2 Car REDUCED $187,500 Mary/ Mike topic. Can you 6006 E 15th Avenue Lot—2.28 acres m/l JUST LISTED $30,000 Jerika 906 S Shumard Dr SALE PENDING $215,000 Mary/ Mike please tell me E. 6th (E. of Jardot St) LOT — .30 acres m/l $39,500 Delphine 5618 Trenton Ave SOLD $245,000 Mike your views on 4724 W Country Club Dr LOT — 130 x 130 approx. $40,000 Mike/ Mary artist edition914 S Rock Hollow Ct SALE PENDING $251,000 Mary 1400 N Perkins Rd C-19 2 BD/ 1.5 BA/ 1224 sq ft Town Home $40,000 Connie style kitchen 3320 Fox Ledge Dr $45,000 LOT — Stoneridge Estates/ 1.09 acm/l Paulette 4705 White Oak Dr $264,900 4 BD/ 2 BA/ 2260 sq ft Paulette sinks? 00 N Hwy 99 Hallett SOLD $75,000 Delphine 1408 Oakfield Court 275,000 4 BD/ 4 BA/ 2786 sq ft Paulette – Gloria, Rhode 4607 Evergreen $90,000 2 BD/ 1 BA/ Townhome Paulette Island 223 S Jardot $300,000 5 acm/l —Numerous Possibilities Delphine 900 E Krayler Ave 3 BD/ 1.5 BA/ 1051 sq ft JUST LISTED $100,000 Mike/ Mary A: From what I 3509 Bristol Rd Ave. Mike/ Mary 1416 N Arrington SALE PENDING $100,000 Mary 4 BD/ 3 BA/ 3376 sq ft JUST LISTED $360,000 have worked with, 919 E Moore Ave $102,500 Mike 2 BD/ 1 BA/ 1136 sq ft 3011 Cypress Avenue $375,000 Paulette 4 BD./ 4 BA/ 2800 sq ft JUST LISTED artist edition sinks REDUCED $110,000
Connie
3 BD/ 2 BA/ 1368 sq ft
$125,000
Connie
130 S Lewis St
4 BD/ 2 BA/ 1405 sq ft
REDUCED $130,000
Connie
9311 S Mehan Rd
BACK ON THE MARKET
$134,900
Connie
1214 W Stonecrest
2 BD/ 2 BA/ 1009 sq ft
$135,000
Mary/ Mike
1815 S August St
4 BD/ 2.5 BA/ 1770 sq ft
$150,000
Dennis
1115 Lauren Lane
3 BD/ 2 BA/ 1547 sq ft
REDUCED $152,500
Connie
5025 N Garfield St
SALE PENDING
$156,900
Connie
802 S Ridge Drive
SALE PENDING COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
$170,000
Mike/ Mary
715 S Husband, #3 & #5
2 office suites. Lawyer’s Building
1207 S Main Street
3957 Square Feet
122 & 210 E Richmond Rd 10.91 acres m/l
Mike Lauvetz CRS/GRI Broker/Owner 405.747.8684
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3111 Montera Ave
4 BD/ 4 BA/ 2875 sq ft
10701 Deer Ridge
3 BD/ 2.5 BA/ 4376 sq ft
$399,000
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4921 Briarcreek
5 BD/ 4 BA/ 3627 sq ft
$475,000
Connie
2214 S Walking Trail Dr
4 BD/ 3.5 BA/ 4105 sq ft
$519,000
Dennis
1919 S Walking Trail Dr
4 BD/ 3.5 BA/ 4595 sq ft FEATURED SUBDIVISIONS
$579,000
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Mike/ Mary $250,000 Connie
$99,500
$499,000 Paulette
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Delphine Heppel Broker Assoc. 405.612.1256
JUST LISTED $385,000
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