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Money.com lists Suawnee as top 10 place to live….

Tuesday, July 17th, 2007

Money.com, owned and operated by CNN.com, has listed Suawnee, GA as number 10 on their top 100 places to live. (read more)
Monte Hewett Homes understands the importance of location when building and buying a new home.  Located very close to Suawnee is one of their most popular locations:  Villages at Huntcrest.  Located inside the Peachtree [...]

Builder understands the market

Monday, July 16th, 2007

As one of the top builders in the Atlanta New Housing Market, we are often approached about our feelings on the “bubble” in our market. For some time, we have believed that Atlanta isn’t truly affected by the housing bubble that many other markets are dealing with now. Undoubtly though, all the bad press about [...]

AJC recognizes Monte Hewett’s new project in Decatur

Monday, July 16th, 2007

The AJC recently recognized the newest project by Monte Hewett in Decatur, Georgia, the Brownstones of Decatur. (read more)
This  community of 84 all-brick townhomes is situated in Downtown Decatur. With convenient highway access and great schools, the Brownstones at Decatur are sure to be a buyer’s delight!  The community will be gated and will feature [...]

Your New Atlanta Home is also your Tax Shelter

Friday, July 13th, 2007

Do you know the benefits of owning a home and the big tax right-offs? We have included just a few of the benefits of owning a home and doing your 2006 taxes. While we don’t proclaim to know everything about taxes (always consult a tax accountant), we do know that owning and buying a new [...]

The 10 Most “Hyped” Kitchen Products - From Consumer Reports

Wednesday, July 11th, 2007

Many home buyers are on the lookout for the newest, hipest, coolest appliance, gadget or material for their homes. Recently, Consumer Reports surveyed buyers to find out what most consumers were asking for when buying new or upgrading their kitchens. The editor’s then give their advice for the usefulness (or in most cases not!) for [...]

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