Golf Course Custom Home In Frisco Coming Soon. This beauty will be hitting the DFW real estate market soon. Contact Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray at Allie Beth Allman & Associates to schedule your private tour at 214-558-1004.
Celebrate Dad At 1110 Morgan Lefay Ln.
Celebrate Dad At 1110 Morgan Lefay Ln. Father’s Day is around the corner, so celebrate Dad with this spectacular Castle Hills home with an outdoor cooking area, and outdoor living area, a waterfall pool, and a putting green. 1110 Morgan Lefay Ln. can be Dad’s. And you will love it too! This stunning five bedroom home leaves nothing to the imagination when it comes to entertainment. Schedule your private tour today. Contact Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates at 214=558-1004.
Happy Easter
Happy Easter to you and yours from Texas Associate Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates. Enjoy your day, and prayers for health and success to everyone.
Most Expensive Zip Codes In North Texas
Most Expensive Zip Codes In North Texas. Forbes magazine recently published the 30 Most Expensive Zip Codes In Texas, and eleven of them are located in north Texas. According to Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates, it is no surprise that the most expensive zip codes are generally located in the Texas Triangle between DFW, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. Highland Park’s 75205 zip codes ranks #1 in the state, while its neighboring city of University Park’s 75225 zip code ranks second in the state for most expensive homes. Also, making the list are the following north Texas zip codes: 76092 (Southlake), 75209 (Dallas), 75230 (Dallas), 75201 (Dallas), 76034 (Colleyville), 75078 (Prosper), 75214 (Dallas), 75022 (Flower Mound), and 75093 (Plano).
For 25 years Debbie has been representing home buyers and sellers in these areas. She specializes in the Dallas North Tollway Corridor, luxury condos and single family homes, and international and relocation buyers and sellers. Contact her today at 214-558-1004 to achieve your real estate goals in the Dallas area.
The Texas Triangle
Per Wikipedia.org, The Texas Triangle is the region of Texas that contains its five largest cities, and the areas in between: Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. In 2020 70% of the Texas population lived in the Texas Triangle, and this area of Texas is projected to continue to gain residents in the future.
Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates has been selling Dallas area luxury homes since 1999. Her expertise is invaluable regarding prestigious neighborhoods, quality homebuilders, and the growing area amenities. Contact her today to realize your home sale or purchase goals at 214-558-1004.
Frisco Ranked Top 5 US Suburb 2025
Frisco Ranked Top 5 US Suburb 2025 per a recent report from MoveBuddha.com. Frisco has been a popular destination to buyers relocating to the Dallas area and when you see Frisco’s honors and awards it is no surprise. To read the article click here: Frisco Ranked Top 5 US Suburb
Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates has been selling Frisco homes since 1999. Her expertise is invaluable regarding prestigious neighborhoods, quality homebuilders, and the growing area amenities. Contact her today to realize your Frisco home sale or purchase goals at 214-558-1004.
Happy New Year
Happy New Year from Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray at Allie Beth Allman & Associates. Wishing you a healthy and prosperous 2025!
Another Home SOLD At the PGA In Frisco
Another home SOLD At the PGA In Frisco. Texas Associate Broker Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates has sold another new construction home at the new PGA area of Frisco.
SOLD At the PGA In Frisco
SOLD At the PGA In Frisco. Debbie Murray of Allie Beth Allman & Associates has sold a new construction home at the new PGA area of Frisco, and she has represented relocating corporate transferees for 23 years.
Using a realtor to buy new construction can offer several important benefits, even though you might think you can go directly to the builder. Here’s why it’s often a smart move:
1. Expert Guidance & Negotiation
- Market Knowledge: A realtor has experience in the local market and can help you understand what is a fair price for the new construction based on comparable sales in the area.
- Negotiation Skills: Even though new construction prices are often fixed, a realtor can negotiate on your behalf for upgrades, concessions (like closing cost assistance), or better financing terms.
2. Builder Relationships
- Connections & Reputation: Realtors often have long-standing relationships with builders, which can help when it comes to ensuring that any issues are addressed promptly or resolving any potential concerns.
- Access to Incentives: Builders sometimes offer extra incentives or promotions that a realtor can help you take advantage of. This might include discounts, upgrades, or other perks that you might not know about otherwise.
3. Objective Advice
- Unbiased Information: A realtor works for you, not the builder. While the builder’s sales agent is primarily there to represent the builder’s interests, a realtor advocates for you and can provide advice on the best homes, lots, and neighborhoods.
- Help with Prioritization: A realtor can help you decide on design elements, finishes, and features that will add value or better suit your needs in the long run.
4. Navigating the Process
- Paperwork and Deadlines: Buying new construction often involves extensive paperwork and timelines. A realtor is familiar with the entire process, including inspections, contingencies, and deadlines, and can guide you through every step.
- Protecting Your Interests: New construction contracts can be long and complex. A realtor can help ensure that the terms of the contract are in your best interest and may catch potential red flags before you sign anything.
5. Builder Incentives
- No Extra Cost to You: Builders generally pay the realtor’s commission, meaning you get professional representation without paying extra. In fact, a realtor can often help you save money in the long run by negotiating on your behalf.
- Assistance with Customization: Many new construction projects offer customization options. A realtor can help you navigate the choices available and make sure you’re getting the best value for your money when selecting upgrades or custom features.
6. Home Inspections & Walk-Throughs
- Inspections: Even with brand-new homes, issues can arise. A realtor will usually recommend a home inspection before closing, even if the builder conducts their own. This can help uncover potential problems that may not be immediately obvious.
- Final Walk-Through: Your realtor will be there to make sure everything in the house is up to your standards during the final walk-through before you close. If there are issues, they can negotiate with the builder to have them addressed.
7. Ensuring Builder Accountability
- Holding Builders to Standards: Builders are more likely to adhere to the agreed-upon terms when a professional realtor is involved. If problems arise during construction, a realtor can act as a mediator between you and the builder to ensure that they fulfill their commitments.
In short, a realtor helps you make informed decisions, save money, and navigate a potentially complicated process, all while acting in your best interest—without costing you anything extra since they’re usually paid by the builder. Even when buying new construction, having a trusted professional by your side can make the experience smoother and more beneficial.
Contact Debbie Murray today to purchase your next dream home or to sell one at 214-558-1004.