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Real Estate Agent
David Williams
Brief:
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Company:
Harris McHaney Realtors
License Type:
Real Estate Agent
Year licensed:
2008
Contact:
David Williams
David Williams is a Member of the National Association of Realtors®.
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Contact
David Williams
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David Williams
also servers these Cities / Areas:
Bella Vista, Bentonville, Cave Springs, Fayetteville, Rogers, Springdale
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| Agents Bio: |
Dave moved to Arkansas in August of 2007. He joined Harris McHaney immediately upon his licensure in October that year. In Dave's first year as an agent with Harris-McHaney, he was ranked #1 among the first year agents. In his second year, he has already achieved his GRI designation, an advanced degree in real estate.
A retired attorney, Dave enjoys travel - having been to Europe numerous times; twice to the People's Republic of China as part of a cultural exchange with that nation. He enjoys quiet hobbies - a voracious reader and an avid gardener. He is also a playwright - having had staged readings of his work in New York.
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| Professional / Personal Distinctions: |
Rogers Board of Realtors
Retired Attorney, Inactive Member of Arizona and Mississippi Bar Associations.
Graduate, Realtor Institute, (GRI)
Top First Year Agent, Harris McHaney Realtors, (2009)
Volunteer, Alzheimers Association, N.W. Arkansas
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| Specialities: |
Residential Real Estate
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Over All Rating: No Testimonial Provided
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| David Williams has provided these details about Springdale, Arkansas |
| Springdale is the corporate home of Tyson Foods. Some of the finest furniture stores in the area have located on the 71B Highway in the heart of Springdale. Located between Fayetteville and Rogers, Springdale offers convenience to all the communities in N.W. Arkansas. |
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| David Williams has provided these details about Rogers, Arkansas |
| Rogers is emerging as the economic hub of N.W. Arkansas. The number of retail establishments, hotels, restaurants, and business concerns is astounding.
Close to Rogers is Beaver Lake, which serves as a recreational center for water sports, camping, and fishing. Adjacent to Beaver Lake is the Hobbs State Park, encompassing many acres of hiking and quiet woods.
The brand new Mercy Hospital has become known as the main medical center in N.W. Arkansas.
The historic downtown section of Rogers still features original brick streets and many shops of a boutique type. |
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| David Williams has provided these details about Cave springs, Arkansas |
| Cave Springs is an old-style hamlet in N.W. Arkansas with many original farms still in operation. The land expanse of Cave Springs includes some of the high end residential development, spreading from the Rogers city limits. It is very convenient to the XNA regional airport. |
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| David Williams has provided these details about Bella vista, Arkansas |
| Although originally founded as a retirement community, Bella Vista has developed into a small town for all ages. (This is proven by the fact of a brand new elementary school being built in the town. The golfing, lakes, and views are highly sought after. |
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| David Williams has provided these details about Bentonville, Arkansas |
| Aside from the being the corporate home office setting for Wal-Mart, Bentonville is about to become a fixture on the International Arts Map. The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, founded by Ms. Alice Walton, is nearing construction completion. Art treasures well known throughout the world, e.g. the famous portrait of George Washington by Stuart will be hanging in Bentonville.
Aside from Crystal Bridges, Bentonville is also home to a wonderful museum of Indian artifacts, which rivals the Smithsonian for its collection. |
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| David Williams has provided these details about Fayetteville, Arkansas |
| Fayetteville, home of the University of Arkansas, offers everything one would expect to see in a college town. The youthful character of the students plays heavily on everything associated with Fayetteville.
The Walton Arts Center, which features Broadway road tours is one of the cultural assets in N.W. Arkansas, located adjacent to the University campus.
Housing in Fayetteville varies from funky student digs to some of the most beautiful residences in the state. |
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