Showing posts with label Gatling Pointe Yacht Club. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 23, 2014

East West Realty Sells Gatling Pointe in Smithfield

East West Realty Sells Gatling Pointe

Thinking about relocating in 2014? Allow East West Realty to help with your real estate needs in the Gatling Pointe community in Smithfield, Virginia. I've listed a few reasons below why East West Realty is the neighborhood expert for selling homes in this award winning community, developed by East West Communities.

  
East West Realty is a member of both REALTOR® Associations (VPAR & HRRA) and will input your home into the area’s Multiple Listing Service, REIN  (Real Estate Information Network), which covers the entire Hampton Roads area. East West Realty is also the only realty firm that maintains a website to promote the Gatling Pointe community- www.gatlingpointe.com
East West Realty also maintains an active Facebook page for Gatling Pointe and the Gatling Pointe Yacht Club. Social media marketing is a large part of the overall marketing plan. Also, visit us on Twitter @EastwestHRVA and also check out our slideshow videos on youtube.
 
 
 
East West Realty is the #1 realty firm for selling the most homes in Gatling Pointe in the past 25 years. East West Realty has sold over 300 resale homes in Gatling Pointe and Gatling Pointe South since 1990. We are your neighborhood realty firm. Three East West Realty agents are Gatling Pointe residents and are  all full-time REALTORS®- Mark Edwards, Donita Frantz, and Tina Manrique.
 
East West Realty specializes in selling homes to homebuyers searching for a planned community with lifestyle amenities. We maintain a referral system between the three locations to network and find the right home for our customers. We are attracting many relocating buyers looking for a place like Gatling Pointe.  Since 2000, many buyers purchased our resale listings in Gatling Pointe after initially finding us through The Riverfront, Eagle Harbor, and Founders Pointe. 
 
  
 
East West Realty sales agents are professionally trained REALTORS® and are your neighborhood experts to sell the features and benefits of the Gatling Pointe planned community. Our agents understand that demonstrating the riverfront club restaurant, marina, & pool at the Gatling Pointe Yacht Club is an important part of helping prospective homebuyers get comfortable with their new neighborhood. Treating our customers and co-broke agents to lunch is a wonderful way to show off the riverfront advantage.   
 
Since 1973, East West has developed 25 communities providing homes for more than 20,000 families. East West Communities has expanded from its beginnings and is now actively developing numerous communities in the the Hampton Roads region & Greater Richmond.
 
East West Realty of Hampton Roads, Virginia represents the East West Communities of The Riverfront at Harbour View, Founders Pointe, Liberty Ridge, and also is still active in the Gatling Pointe community in Smithfield, VA.

Tuesday, August 30, 2011

We Survived Hurricane Irene in Virginia

After finally getting our power back on yesterday afternoon, I reflected on what had just transpired the last 72 hours. Man, I really miss my air conditioning and cable TV! In all seriousness, having survived another hurricane in the Tidewater area of Virginia, it makes me really appreciate our family and helps me realize what's most important in my life.

Hurricane Irene hit our neighborhood pretty hard all day Saturday and into the night. We were very lucky in our neighborhood of Gatling Pointe, located in Smithfield, VA. Yes, we had one large oak tree come down and alot of limbs, but our home was intact and we experienced no flooding (we are 20' above sea level here in Isle of Wight County). Others were not so fortunate.



Here's the picture of the western sky from the Gatling Pointe Yacht Club Friday night- the calm before the storm

We watched the storm surge hit our neighborhood Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon, and we survived the high tide at 8:30 pm, missing only a few dozen boards on the pier (we've lost the pier twice in past hurricanes). Many of us participated in a "Irene Prevention Party" from our yacht club covered porch to watch the full force of nature in the early stages of the surge. As the water came over the dock Satuday night, waves splashing high over the top, we prayed that we wouldn't have to watch it float down the river Sunday morning.



Here'a a short compilation of video that I shot Saturday afternoon from the Gatling Pointe Yacht Club. the view is looking eastward across the James River frrom our covered porch. My two kids in college kept texting for updates expressing their concern. Sunday, we awoke to a beautiful breezy morning, and my 15 year old helped me begin with the day long clean up (actually several days of cleanup)...feeling lucky and realizing that it could have been worse.



Late Sunday, we all took a break from the cleanup to survey the minimum damage to our marina and pier, and enjoy the beautiful "day after".