Art in Public Places Knoxville Continues Through March 16th

Art

Art in Public Places begin in  April 2011 and will be coming to a close this March 16th. The yearlong project was founded in 2007 by Edward Mannis and Bart Watkins both Board Members of Dogwood Arts. Through years of travel they had been exposed to impressive public art exhibits and seen how these types of events help to establish a city’s art culture. Today … [Read more...]

Become a Knoxville Foodie

Knoxville Foodie

If you are relocating to Knoxville, Tennessee or looking to buy a home in the East Tennessee area, the Coldwell Banker realtors of Wallace & Wallace know you are in for a treat! Places Rated Almanac (Millennium Edition) recently ranked the metropolitan Knoxville area as the "best place to live in the United States and Canada" among cities with a population … [Read more...]

Average Mortgage Rates Continue to Drop in Knoxville

Mortgage Rates Drop

Whether you are relocating to Knoxville,Tennessee or considering a first-time home purchase in the Knoxvillearea, there are plenty of reasons to buy a home in East Tennessee. The cost of owning a home in Knox County has never been more affordable. The fact that residential mortgage rates are already at record lows and continue to fall, means that your cost … [Read more...]

Want to Trade Up in Knoxville?

Coldwell Banker Wallace & Wallace Realtors

Things in your life have changed to the point where the idea of a new home is becoming more of a reality than a dream. But is it really the right move? Start by asking yourself a few of the questions listed below. Most important is the financial aspect. Can you really afford a new home? Don’t forget an increased home value also means increased property … [Read more...]

Foreclosure Deal Close to Reality

Foreclosed

The Department of Justice has announced a record $26 billion settlement over foreclosure abuses that caused many homeowners to unjustly lose their homes and millions more who are now underwater on their mortgage loans. Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally Financial have all been accused of robo-signing and improperly foreclosing … [Read more...]