Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Friday, November 7, 2014
Now Hiring a Part-Time Administrative / Marketing Coordinator!
Our Real Estate Business is Thriving and We are Looking to Hire an Administrative / Marketing Coordinator!
Coldwell Banker Kaiser is seeking a part-time Administrative and Marketing Coordinator to join our team. We are looking for someone who is professional and dependable. This person will report to the Director of Sales and the Director or Relocation.
Qualifications:
• Exceptional interpersonal skills
• Understanding of office technology- phone system, computer, fax machine, copier, etc.
• Accuracy of data entry
• Ability to multi task in a fast paced environment
Send Your Resume to John Long, Director of Sales @ (317) 844-1131 or john.long@coldwellbanker.com.
Friday, October 31, 2014
Happy Halloween from Coldwell Banker Kaiser Real Estate!
Happy Halloween from Coldwell Banker Kaiser Real Estate located in Carmel, Indiana. Our agents would like to wish you and your family a happy Halloween!
Friday, October 3, 2014
Thursday, September 11, 2014
Hosted the 2nd Annual Coldwell Banker Broker/Owner Meeting!
We are proud to have hosted the 2nd Annual Coldwell Banker Broker / Owner Synergy Meeting today at our Carmel Real Estate Office. Brokers came from around Indiana and Illinois to meet and discuss their successes. It's always a great group of professionals affiliated with a super brand.
Friday, August 29, 2014
House Hunters HGTV Show visits Indianapolis with J...
Indy Home Now - New Home Indiana: House Hunters HGTV Show visits Indianapolis with J...: Be sure to tune in to HGTV on Tuesday, September 2nd at 10PM to see John Long, real estate agent and his clients, Cory and Gavyn tour Indian...
Thursday, August 21, 2014
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Saturday, February 15, 2014
List it for sale now....Inventory is low!
Many buyers are looking for homes despite the cold weather and snow across the Indianapolis area. Now is a great time to list your home for sale. There are fewer competitors than usual and we see that the steady stream of buyers carried over from 2013. Some sellers are waiting for spring but just remember more homes should be on the market at that time as is common in our market. Increased supply and decreased demand could mean reduced prices. If your home is ready and the time is right for your family, we recommend you list it now!
Monday, January 6, 2014
Sunday, January 5, 2014
Possible Power Outage Situation in Hamilton County
We are continuing to monitor the power outage situation in the county and working with our partners to determine appropriate responses. We encourage residents who may experience a power outage to call Duke Energy at
1-800-343-3525 to report the outage or check their website for updates:
http://www.duke-energy.com/
At this time no shelters have been opened. Residents should c...ontinue to check their local news sources or our Facebook page for the latest information.
Here are a list of things to do in you would lose power:
•Know where control valves are for all utilities. Shut off water at the main valve if pipes freeze
•Check gas pilot lights when power is restored
•Open cabinet doors and open faucets to help prevent freezing
•Do not use gas or charcoal grills inside
•Make sure kerosene and other heaters have adequate ventilation
•Huddle with others to conserve body heat
•Close off unneeded rooms. Stuff towels or papers around doors
•Eat high energy foods
•Hang blankets over windows at night
•Check for the availability of shelters in the area. During a widespread extended power outage, shelters may be established by county officials
•Listen for information and instructions.
Currently the county is currently receiving around 1’-1 ½” of snow per hour. Visibility in the area is down to ¼ to ½ mile.
As a reminder:
Hamilton County is under a Travel Warning and will remain in this state until such time as weather clears and roads become passable. Only emergency responders should be out at this time.
1-800-343-3525 to report the outage or check their website for updates:
http://www.duke-energy.com/
At this time no shelters have been opened. Residents should c...ontinue to check their local news sources or our Facebook page for the latest information.
Here are a list of things to do in you would lose power:
•Know where control valves are for all utilities. Shut off water at the main valve if pipes freeze
•Check gas pilot lights when power is restored
•Open cabinet doors and open faucets to help prevent freezing
•Do not use gas or charcoal grills inside
•Make sure kerosene and other heaters have adequate ventilation
•Huddle with others to conserve body heat
•Close off unneeded rooms. Stuff towels or papers around doors
•Eat high energy foods
•Hang blankets over windows at night
•Check for the availability of shelters in the area. During a widespread extended power outage, shelters may be established by county officials
•Listen for information and instructions.
Currently the county is currently receiving around 1’-1 ½” of snow per hour. Visibility in the area is down to ¼ to ½ mile.
As a reminder:
Hamilton County is under a Travel Warning and will remain in this state until such time as weather clears and roads become passable. Only emergency responders should be out at this time.
Friday, January 3, 2014
How to Prepare your home for the cold weather!
We are expecting the coldest weather we have faced in over 20 years Sunday night through Tuesday night with wind chill temperatures of up to -40 degrees. Please read the information below to assist you in preparing your heating and plumbing for this extreme weather.
- Set your thermostat a few degrees higher to build up some warmth BEFORE the extreme temperature arrives. You can expect your furnace to run constantly until the outside temperature returns to a seasonal average.
- Your furnace is designed to keep your home comfortably warm for average weather conditions. The extreme weather that we are expecting will cause your furnace to work its hardest. It may not keep your inside temperature to the set-point because of the huge temperature difference between indoors and outdoors. You may need to put on a few more layers until the extreme weather is over. (Layering covers on your bed will keep you warmer at night also.)
- For Heat Pumps: Please do NOT switch your thermostat to the Emergency Heat setting. It will turn off the outdoor unit and provide less heat.
- Shut the registers in unused rooms only if they do not have plumbing. Close the doors to those rooms also.
- Close the dampers on your fireplace only if it is NOT in use.
- Use towels at the base of your outside doors to lessen the entry of cold air.
- Keep your garage door closed.
- If you have plumbing in the garage, provide heat to that area if possible.
- Close your crawlspace vents and access holes.
- Open cabinet doors for all plumbing fixtures located on the outside wall.
- Leave the water running in a small stream when plumbing fixtures are located on an outside wall. NOTE: If you are leaving for an extended period of time, turn the water off to your home and shut off the power supply to the water heater.
- If your washer is located on an outside wall, add a small amount of anti-freeze to the trap and monitor it while in use during this extreme cold.
- Locate your water shut-off valve now in case you experience a burst pipe.
*Reminders are Courtesy of Williams Comfort Air in Carmel, IN
Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Sunday, December 29, 2013
Gearing up for 2014!
CBk agents are getting ready to help their clients buy, build, and sell homes in 2014. The holiday season has been more active than usual. Homeowners are getting their homes ready to hit the market and buyers are requesting info on new listings. We are gearing up for what looks to be a very promising year!
Wednesday, December 25, 2013
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Friday, November 15, 2013
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