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Harper's Preserve Saddle Up Realtor Grand Opening
On Tuesday February 12th, about 70 agents came through Harper’s Preserve for our Saddle Up Realtor Grand Opening.
Realtors were entered for a chance to win one of three $500 Gift Cards for visiting all seven model homes in Harper’s Preserve. Claude Humbert with Century 21, Alexandra Schubiger with Coldwell Banker United Realtors and Rosaura Kinder with Champions Real Estate Group were the lucky winners of three gift card drawings.
Plantation Homes' Get Moving Sales Event
Enjoy $0 closing costs when you purchase a new home from Plantation Homes in Harper's Preserve from February 8th through February 28, 2019.
Float Therapy
In the last five years, float therapy--the relaxing therapy where you float in a pod--has grown wildly in popularity. It's benefits claim to span pain relief to enhanced creativity, and now this therapy has come to The Woodlands. Blissful Waters Float Center is now open at 2408 Timberloch Place, Ste. 4D. The float-therapy spa offers individual, package, and membership services.
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Harpers Preserve's Saddle Up Event
From February 16th to March 3rd, round up the family and come see our new builder line-up and new, beautiful model homes from D.R. Horton, Chesmar, Empire Communities, and Historymaker Homes. Plus, tour any of our model homes to enter for a chance to win a $1,000 gift card or be one of our daily winners for a 4 pack of Rodeo tickets!
While you’re there, dont forget to ask about our Grand Opening Incentives!
TWHS Senior Wins Gold
In Austin last week, The Woodlands High School senior Ian McPhearson, debated against 54 student competitors at the 6A level from across the state — first on the University of Texas at Austin campus, and then inside the state’s Capitol building during the two-day event--and won! The students prepare 3-minute speeches based on federal government legislation, such as trade policies or the Electoral College, and argue their positions in front of the other competitors. Students respond to each others’ statements in a way that models the democratic procedure, but McPhearson was the one
