Entries for the 'Southern Land Company' Category

Franklin, Tennessee - Southern Land Company, LLC, a mixed-use development company headquartered in Franklin, has named Ken Howell, CPA, MBA to the position of chief financial officer.

Westhaven Commercial District Announces New Tenants

Oscars Taco Shop, Paddle Dog Adventures and Franklin Endodontics

Sign-On and Begin Build Outs - West Side Wine and Spirits, Freeman’s Florist and Star Physical Therapy to Open This Summer

Southern Land has opened an upscale, contemporary American cuisine restaurant in Keller, Texas and the tables are turning...

City Hall Opens in Keller, Texas - Tables Are Turning in hot new Contemporary American eatery at Arthouse

Westhaven’s Town Center, the commercial district adjoining the Westhaven community, is emerging from a steady pace in 2009 to one of rapid growth and expansion in 2010, according to Paul Neuroth, Southern Land Company’s SVP of Leasing. Southern Land is Westhaven and Town Center’s developer.

In a year marked by economic recession and continued job loss, the Williamson County neighborhoods with the most real estate sales in 2009 were the big ones with diverse price points: Westhaven, McKay's Mill and Fieldstone Farms.

The new Harris Teeter grocery store in Westhaven Town Center opens today with a 5:30 p.m. ribbon-cutting. The 48,000-square-foot store will employ more than 95 associates with daily hours from 6 a.m. to midnight.

"Taste of Teeter" will immediately follow the ribbon-cutting, in which shoppers will be able to sample a wide variety of products available at Harris Teeter, including Farmers Market produce, Fishermans Market shrimp and Fresh Foods Market deli and bakery items.
Harris Teeter will continue to host grand opening events during its first three weekends.
 

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FRANKLIN — A dogleg right on a par-4 hole is the first challenge golfers face after teeing off at Williamson County's newest course.

The Westhaven Golf Club, which features an 18-hole course on 200 acres, opened Saturday in Franklin.

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Click here to play the first hole with Golf Professional, Chris Cauthen.

Pool party awaits three artists selected by online poll

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After winning the $550,000 St. Jude Dream Home in Westhaven subdivision off of Highway 96 West, the Nashville family plans to move from their 1950s ranch-style Westmeade house to their new home in Franklin.

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FRANKLIN — The St. Jude Dream Home giveaway is just a few days away, and 5,300 tickets are still available.

That may be good news for last-minute ticket buyers, but it's bad news for giveaway organizers who, so far, are short of their goal to sell 16,000 tickets by this weekend.

It may be hard to fathom, but with 800 homes and counting, Westhaven is still not quite halfway to completion.

The neighborhood off Highway 96, west of Franklin, has gradually taken on the appearance of a little town, as opposed to a subdivision, with its retail component, Town Center, becoming a reality for residents this year.

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MAY 15 - 17, 2009
WESTHAVEN COMMUNITY
HIGHWAY 96 WEST IN FRANKLIN

Friday, May 15
10 am -2pm
Saturday, May 16
10am - 3pm
Sunday, May 17
12pm - 4pm

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Signs of recovery - and perhaps a bottom - emerge in housing market report; largest monthly increase since 2003. In a strong sign that the housing market may be picking up, builder confidence in April made its most dramatic increase in nearly seven years, according to an industry report. Click here to read more.

Franklin, Tennessee - Southern Land Company, the developer of Westhaven on Highway 96 West in Franklin, is sponsoring an innovative open house event on Saturday March 28th in Westhaven. Click here to read more.

Aldermen serving on the city's capital investment committee will meet at 4 p.m. in City Hall to decide whether the city should commit that amount toward designing and buying land for the proposed bypass from Hillsboro Road to Highway 96 on the west side of Franklin. Click here for the Tennessean article.

In an attempt to boost sales in a dismal market, homebuilders are turning to what has been one of the most overlooked aspects of a house: improving the way it uses energy. Click Here for the full article in The Wall Street Journal.

Eager for any good news after a challenging 2008, Williamson County real estate professionals are encouraged by a recent surge in residential property showings. Read more here.