May 27th, 2009
Pueblo County is located in Southern Colorado along the southern edge of the state’s major growth corridor. Pueblo County has a very mild climate with moderate temperatures throughout its four seasons. The average daily high is 68 degrees with an average daily low of 37. Pueblo County offers some of the most spectacular recreation opportunities available in the United States. There’s something here for everyone. Pueblo County is just 110 miles from downtown Denver. So although you might have felt that you are in the middle of the mountains, all of the amenities are just a short drive away.
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May 18th, 2009
There has never been a more affordable time to buy quality properties on LandCentral.com. I have recently reduced the prices on nearly 150 properties throughout my inventory. Some properties are now selling for 89% less than they were last week. Other properties are selling for thousands less than I have previously offered them. What does this mean for you? It means that now you can save even more by investing in land with LandCentral.com
What’s the catch? The catch is that these properties are offered on a first come first served basis. I can’t save you any money if you wait too long to get the property you are interested in. I have sold several of these properties already and I just released the new prices a few hours ago. The sooner you take a look at my reduced price inventory the more selection you are going to have.
I have a few lots available for only $50 a month with very little down. Other lots are being sold for only $75-$100 a month. These properties will be sold very quickly and I don’t want you to miss out on your opportunity to invest in these quality properties.
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May 14th, 2009
Cochise County
San Bernardino County
Mohave County
Pueblo County
Lake County, OR
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May 13th, 2009
Property #1667
Lake County is a land of stark beauty. Located in south-central Oregon, only about 90 minutes from Bend. It is possible to enjoy, all in one day, the broad expanses of desert, sagebrush and rim rocks as well as the solitude of mountain forests and crystal clear lakes and streams. In Lake County it is possible to see everything from Wild Horses and Big Horn Sheep to Mule Deer, Elk and everything in between. Lakes and streams are loaded with fish and there is an average of 320 sunny days every year to enjoy all of this.
Lakeview is the Tallest Town in Oregon and is the home of “Ole Perpetual” the only Hot Water Geyser in the entire Pacific Northwest, which spouts a plume of hot water over 60’ in the air about every 30 seconds. Warner Canyon Ski Area is only 10 miles northeast of Lakeview and is the only privately- owned ski area in the state of Oregon. Because of this the ticket prices are extremely low. Lakeview, established in 1876, sits at the foot of the Warner Mountains. On the edge of the southeastern Oregon High Desert, Lakeview is one of the highest towns in the state.
Originally a cattle town serving ranchers, Lakeview is now the business center for the region. Its prime location makes Lakeview a great destination for recreational enthusiasts. Both in town and nearby in Fremont National Forest, a variety of activities can be found. The mix of desert and mountain terrain offers countless opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, rock hunting, hang gliding, golfing and fishing. The Lakeview Nature Trail gives visitors a chance to get a good look at the area’s native plants and wildlife. Another favorite attraction is Old Perpetual Geyser, which is just north of town. Several events light up Lakeview’s summer months. The Lakeview County Fair and Round-Up is said to be one of the Northwest’s oldest amateur rodeos.
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May 6th, 2009
Sunny days, amusement parks, year-round sports, San Bernardino County has it all. With close to eighty percent of their days sunny, the region provides people with an unparalleled opportunity to indulge in all types of recreation activities. Varied landscape allows you to go from winter snow sports to warm weather activities. San Bernardino County boasts two national parks and more than 100 regional and local parks, museums, golf courses and numerous fairs. Penske Motorsports now hosts world class NASCAR and Indy car races at the speedway in Fontana.
Whether your idea of recreation involves a hammock, a fishing pole, a golf club, a shopping bag or an off-road vehicle, San Bernardino has the perfect location for you. On the shores of the Colorado River, in the Mojave Desert, high in the San Bernardino Mountains, or in green spaces on the edges of urban bustle, you can a full life here.
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