Spring Valley Village announces the new "4 Star" promotion, which offers several free options.
Some of the items on the list include two car garages, covered porches, granite countertops, hardwood floors and gas fireplaces. Buyers can also upgrade carpets, ceramic tile floors, landscape packages, lighting, stainless steel appliances and more.
"It is absolutely fantastic," said Craig Stevens, sales manager for Spring Valley Village. "Our customers love it because they have so many free choices to make their homes beautiful. The promotion is only for a limited time so it is important for customers to call or visit as soon as possible," he continued.
Spring Valley Village is an adult, 55-plus community of ranch homes with prices from $99,900 to $189,900. This low maintenance community offers many options as standard and welcomes design ideas to accommodate special needs. Home features include one level ranch style floor plans, two or three bedrooms, two full baths, warm gas heat, central air, one or two car garages, gas fireplaces, Whirpool appliances, and much more. "Customizing is not only welcome, it's encouraged. Each Customer is met with individually to design their homes and make suggestions on how to make their new home fit their lifestyle. With our ‘no pressure' sales approach customers learn quickly that they can move at their own pace without fear of being ‘pushed' to move faster than they desire."
Spring Valley Village also offers a 7700 square foot state of the art clubhouse which features a large fitness center complete with treadmills and other aerobic equipment as well as weight training equipment. "This is truly one of the nicest clubhouses in the area." comments Stevens.
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2011年4月14日星期四
Fort Worth's Quicksilver moving ahead in Canada
Fort Worth-based Quicksilver Resources said today that it has begun a “midstream” natural gas pipeline system to transport gas from the company’s wells in the Horn River Basin in far northeast British Columbia in Canada.
The “first piece” of the system was the construction of a 20-mile, 20-inch gas gathering line that is awaiting tie-in to a Spectra pipeline system and is expected to be operational in May, the natural gas and oil producer said. Once the tie-in and new gas compression facilities are completed, Quicksilver expects that production will be unrestricted from four existing gas wells cumulatively “capable of producing more than 30 million cubic feet per day of natural gas.”
Quicksilver has drilled four additional Horn River wells and “we expect to begin completion activities on those wells during the next winter drilling season,” said Rick Buterbaugh, vice president for investor relations and corporate planning.
Quicksilver, which gets most of its natural gas production from North Texas’ Barnett Shale, views its Horn River lease holdings of 130,000 net acres as a prime source of future company revenues.
“The company estimates that our acreage position holds more than 10 tcf (trillion cubic feet) of potential resources,” and could “more than quadruple our existing reserves,” Buterbaugh said.
Quicksilver has executed an agreement under which TransCanada Pipelines will begin work on a 70-mile Horn River pipeline extension and Fortune Creek Meter Station to be located within Quicksilver’s acreage. The extension, to be completed in 2014, is expected to be a large 36-inch pipeline giving Quicksilver access to a major gas hub.
The “first piece” of the system was the construction of a 20-mile, 20-inch gas gathering line that is awaiting tie-in to a Spectra pipeline system and is expected to be operational in May, the natural gas and oil producer said. Once the tie-in and new gas compression facilities are completed, Quicksilver expects that production will be unrestricted from four existing gas wells cumulatively “capable of producing more than 30 million cubic feet per day of natural gas.”
Quicksilver has drilled four additional Horn River wells and “we expect to begin completion activities on those wells during the next winter drilling season,” said Rick Buterbaugh, vice president for investor relations and corporate planning.
Quicksilver, which gets most of its natural gas production from North Texas’ Barnett Shale, views its Horn River lease holdings of 130,000 net acres as a prime source of future company revenues.
“The company estimates that our acreage position holds more than 10 tcf (trillion cubic feet) of potential resources,” and could “more than quadruple our existing reserves,” Buterbaugh said.
Quicksilver has executed an agreement under which TransCanada Pipelines will begin work on a 70-mile Horn River pipeline extension and Fortune Creek Meter Station to be located within Quicksilver’s acreage. The extension, to be completed in 2014, is expected to be a large 36-inch pipeline giving Quicksilver access to a major gas hub.
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