Deborah Benavides
August 21, 2009 at 06:36 PM · Posted under Deborah Benavides
The Certified Shorewest Relocation Specialists (CSRS) designation is awarded to Shorewest real estate agents who specialize in relocation and are ready to help YOU move into or out of southeastern Wisconsin.
CSRS agents have a minimum of two years in the business and have met the minimum production level. The agents who have earned these initials passed an examination of relocation rules and guidelines. The expectation for CSRS agents meets those of other brokers and relocation management companies – and they are ready to assist you with your move – giving you the highest service standard for relocation in the industry.
Look for the CSRS sign – it’s the only way to ensure you are with the best of the best!
How do you find the right CSRS agent? Call our department, Shorewest Relocation and Corporate Services, at 1-800-434-7350, and we can help you find a CSRS agent that best fits your needs – or look on our website and you can search our agents by location.
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August 12, 2009 at 06:48 PM · Posted under Deborah Benavides
No - really you’d fly in…. but with ease.
Named after the legendary William (Billy) Lendrum Mitchell (1879-1936), Milwaukee’s Mitchell International Airport has a convenient flow and feel.
Milwaukee’s airport welcomes over 8 million travelers a year including 55,000 who touch ground from international soil. And, this November (2009), Southwest Airlines will operate 12 daily nonstop flights to 6 destinations: 3 to Baltimore/Washington, 3 to Kansas City, 2 to Las Vegas, 2 to Orlando, 1 to Phoenix, and 1 to Tampa Bay. The new service has new fares to Milwaukee from $49 to $99.
While walking the concourses, look down and check out the mosaic medallions on the terrazzo floor, and stop in at the Harley Davidson gift shop and the Mitchell Gallery of Flight museum before leaving town.
Planning to visit Chicago this fall - why not fly into Milwaukee instead? Only 85 miles (1 1/2 hours) from downtown Chicago, flying to Milwaukee’s Mitchell Airport will save you time, congestion, and money compared to flying into O’Hare or even Midway airports!
Not going to rent a car? Take the Amtrak (Hiawatha Service) from Mitchell airport to Union Station in Chicago for only $22 each way!
If you are planning to fly into Milwaukee soon - we know you’ll enjoy landing with us!
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August 11, 2009 at 06:51 PM · Posted under Deborah Benavides
This past quarter there was much exciting news in the Milwaukee area. We ended the quarter with accepted offers higher in June 2009 than they were in June of 2008…
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August 03, 2009 at 03:31 PM · Posted under Deborah Benavides, Entertainment
Milwaukee’s outdoor music venues have grown in popularity during our power packed summers, so it was refreshing to be at a concert with so little traffic or crowded walkways as the Sharon Wilson Center’s sprawling fields allowed for Frisbee players and dog walkers to join in as casual onlookers. Kids and 
coffee, stars and strums, bongo lines and percussion rhythms all partook as Jesse Cook and company performed in the Brookfield field.
But questions from the audience? At an outdoor summer concert? Jesse Cook answered his fans personal questions on Saturday, August 1st. Was it the serene Sharon Wilson Center for the Arts in Brookfield, Wisconsin that allowed the artist to reach out with confidence - or are Milwaukeen’s just that friendly and approachable?
The first time I heard his music, I found it a cross between the Gipsy Kings and Ottmar Liebert. Then learned at the concert while spending 10 years in Arles, France, Jesse found his passion while living (what are the chances) next door to Nicolas Reyes from the Gipsy Kings. Now living in Canada (you’ll just have to read his biography to see how he ended up North), Milwaukeen’s got a real treat with both his performance, personal interaction, and a perfect night under the stars.
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