Archive for October, 2009
There is still time…
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If you’re a first time home buyer looking to purchase a home in the next couple of months be sure you check out Brock Built’s Intown communities. There is still time left for the down payment assistance programs which may qualify you for up to $85,000 towards your Intown home. This money won’t last long as some programs are set to expire on December 31, 2009.
Brock Built is known for creating unique and special communities that will have a positive impact on the landscape of Atlanta and how people live. Brock’s commitment never wavered. Steve Brock has been a pioneer with innovative vision from the very beginning. Anticipating what homeowners will want now and in the future and helping them maximize their investment has shaped the foundation of Brock Built’s philosophy and unique design. Read More→
Scream on the Green at Centennial Olympic Park
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Looking for family fun this Halloween but want something a little different than the traditional haunted house? Peachtree TV’s Scream on the Green is presenting Harry Potter and the Sorcerers’ Stone at Centennial Olympic Park Halloween night. The festivities start at 5 p.m. and there is something for everyone…
- Trick – or- Treating
- Carnival Games
- Costume parade for kids
- Live Music
- Food and Beverage Concessions
Gates open and 5 p.m. and the move is a 6:30 p.m. Did we mention this is a free event! Bring the family and have some fun.
Habershal at West Highlands is the newest phase of the Award Winning Master Planned Community of West Highlands. It is a quaint community setting in the heart of the West Side and offers a great location and expansive green space. Read More→
Brock Built Job Loss Security Program
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In these challenging times many people are concerned with uncertainty of their future. What if Brock Built could offer you a piece of mind with our Job Loss Protection program for the unexpected things that happen in life. Our “Stormy Weather” coverage protects against two primary reasons for default and foreclosure, involuntary job loss and extended financial hardship requiring negotiation with mortgage servicer. It is made of three components: mortgage payment relief, homebuyer education, advocacy and counseling, and loss mitigation.
Creating warm and welcoming neighborhoods in the city and surrounding area of Atlanta is what Steve Brock, founder and CEO of Brock Built, has been doing for over 25 years. Visit any Brock Built community and you’ll find neighbors chatting at the mailbox, kids riding bikes, pool parties, friends walking dogs and weekend barbeques. Read More→
“Go West Fest” Passport Shopping Event this weekend.
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Westside Provisions District (WSPD) is kicking off their week-long “Go West Fest” Passport Shopping Event this Saturday, October 24, from 1pm – 4pm. There will be something for everyone – shopping and a food tasting event from WSPD’s local restaurants such as FIGO Pasta, JCT Kitchen, and Taqueria del Sol. They will also have a Apple Festival with activities such as: Caramel Apple Dipping, Fishing for Apples, Apple Stamping and much much more. You can pickup your WSPD passport at the kickoff on October 24, then tour all the retails shops in Westside Provision to collect your stamps. You will have until close of business on October 31st to drop it off for your chance to win some great prizes.
Huff Heights is one of Brock Built’s newest and most innovative townhome communities located in the Westside District. Huff Heights offers you a lifestyle of both urban and opulent Read More→
Mayor Shirley Franklin is Honoree of the 2009 Pillar Award.
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Brock Built would like to congratulate Mayor Shirley Franklin on receiving The Four Pillar Award & Tribute on October 8th. This prestigious award exemplifies the Council’s mission of balance and responsible growth paying tribute to the Four Pillars of “Quality, Responsibility, Vision and Integrity. The Council for Quality Growth has paid tribute annually to an outstanding individual in the metro Atlanta region who meets the Four Pillars. Since her inauguration in 2002, Franklin has worked to build a “Best in Class” managed city by strengthening existing frameworks, implementing progressive changes and making the tough decisions necessary to make Atlanta better. Read More→
Volunteers needed for HomeAid Atlanta Care day
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The Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association is looking for volunteers to participate in a Care day this year on October 23rd and 24th with HomeAid Atlanta. HomeAid Atlanta is a not-for-profit organization who provides transitional housing for the temporarily homeless. New Life Maternity home is a 2,400 square foot facility that serves up to five, homeless, pregnant teen girls between the ages of 12-17. It is one of only two maternity homes in Georgia. Resident teen mothers are able to continue schooling and develop life skills. The mission of New Life Maternity Home is to provide a nurturing residential care-program for expectant teenage girls that prepare them for productive, independent, meaningful and responsible lives in their communities. This is a great opportunity to give back to the community and help make a difference in girl’s lives. If you are available to participate and/or donate materials please e-mail Heather Bonds at hbounds@callnorthwest.com.
Brock Built to Build IBPO’s new facility
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Brock Built was recently selected to build the International Brotherhood of Police Officers (IBPO) new facility in Atlanta near the historic Vine City/English Ave area. This facility will be the new home for the IBPO as well as for the local community. The groundbreaking ceremony was held on Wednesday, October 7, 2009 with special guest speakers, Mayoral candidate Lisa Border and Councilman Ivory Young. The new building is schedule to be complete in six months.
Steve Brock, founder and CEO of Brock Built has been an active member in the Atlanta community. Read More→
Mistletoe Market at the Cobb Civic Center
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The Junior League of Cobb-Marietta is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities through effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. They have supported many community projects such as the Cobb County Youth Museum, Sheltering Arms Daycare the Center for Children and Young Adults and much more. Many of their endeavors are accomplished through several profitable fundraisers that support the many projects within the area.
The Junior League of Cobb-Marietta (JLCM) is putting together a fundraiser to sell tickets to the 19th annual Mistletoe Market being held at the Cobb County Civic-Center October 14-17, 2009. The Mistletoe Market will have local boutique owners offering the latest trends in apparel, jewelry, children’s clothing and gifts. This is a great way to get a head start on the upcoming holiday season. Mistletoe Market is the largest fundraiser that JLCM puts on and proceeds go toward improving the lives of women and children in Cobb County.
$8,000 Home Buyer Tax Credit – Hurry Before It’s Gone
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The home buyer tax credit is just what the housing market needed to motivate home shoppers to buy now instead of sitting on the fence. The IRS recently reported that over 1 million people have taken advantage of the incentive. The credit of up to $8,000 is available to qualifying homebuyers who have never owned a home or have not owned a home in the past three years and home purchase must be completed before December 1, 2009.
First time homebuyers can also experience affordable living in the city through the downpayment assistance programs available for the Intown Buyer. There are many benefits to living in the City of Atlanta such as jobs, restaurants, shops, night life, public transit, parks, festivals and other outdoor events that happen year-round and Atlanta is the arts and cultural center of the South. Read More→
