Cindy Greenwood

I'm a:	Real Estate Professional
Company:	AvenueOne
Location:	Austin
Web sites:	My Website
	AvenueOne Website
Phone:	(512) 784-4160

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About Me

Lives in Area:
1A, 8E

Works in Areas:
1A, 1B, 8E, 8W, DT and W
With more than 15 years of real estate experience and having lived in her Austin neighborhood since 1987, Cindy's greatest satisfaction comes from educating buyers and sellers. She loves to show off everything Austin and is committed to helping her clients with all their real estate needs, guiding them to reach the best decisions for themselves.

Cindy has been married since 1987 and has three children, Harris, Nelson and Anna.

Community Involvement:
Austin's Elite 25; Certified Luxury Home Marketing Specialist - Guild Member; Star of Texas Fair & Rodeo Board Member; Austin Rodeo Gala Chair 2005, 2006, 2007; Ronald McDonald House Advisory Board; National Charity League; Junior League of Austin; March of Dimes, past board member; Elizabeth Ann Seton, past board member.

Awards:

AvenueOne Properties
Top 5 Producer 2003, 2005 & 2006

Testimonials

""I can truly say that Cindy is a professional in every sense, not to mention the fact that she makes working with her a fun experience.""
Cecil Brooks/Star Inspection Services Inc. Mon Jul 14

""What makes Cindy Greenwood so fabulous is attitude and compassion. She is one of the most positive and selfless people I know…Cindy has worked tirelessly and motivated so many others to help students in Texas achieve a higher education.""
Rae Hill Mon Jul 14

""Cindy Greenwood is the most positive, giving and hardworking realtor, friend and mom I know. It is a gift to work and be friends with her.""
Denise Moody/ Gracy Title Mon Jul 14

""Cindy worked with us for four years searching for a new home that would meet our very specific requirements. She never gave up and we moved into our wonderful new home last October!""
Chris Anderson Mon Jul 14

""Cindy was my friend and co-worker before she began her real estate practice, and I had a very high opinion of her then. But she has exceeded even my high expectations of her potential for success. Cindy has represented my wife and me in several transactions, and she has handled each one flawlessly, with great energy and creativity. We love what Cindy has done for us, and we recommend her to our friends and associates on a frequent basis.""
Rick Salwen Mon Jul 14

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Is the Austin Market getting worse??

Asked Thu Jul 3 2008, 13:06 by Tim Moncrief - Austin - Home Buying - 6 answers

Cindy Greenwood answered:

Based on a recent economic summary by the Chamber of Commerce the Austin market is still going strong. Please see the following market updates:
2008 Mid Year Economic Summary
• In the past 10 years, Austin’s population has increased by 487,000
• 1,000 persons per week are moving to Austin MSA
• By the year 2030, Austin’s MSA population is predicted to be 35 million
• Williamson county has increased by 53% since 2004
• Williamson county population is expected to be 1 million by 2030
• 20% of jobs in Austin require a Bachelor’s Degree
• 42% of workers have a Bachelor’s Degree
• Professional/ Business Services have added the most jobs in the last 12 months
• Since 2000 Austin MSA has experienced approx 14% decline in Hi Tech jobs
• Hi Tech compensation has declined 7% since 2000. Private sector wages have increased 6%
• There are approx 3000 Hi Tech companies within the Austin MSA which comprise 33% of payroll
• The average income for Hi Tech workers is $80K
• Residential building permits peaked in 2005
• Austin had an average of 4 months inventory of residential properties available for purchase in 2007. In 2008, this number has increased to 4.7 months. The nationwide average is 6 months, so Austin is below the average in respect to residential inventory.
• Austin is one of the nation’s biggest targets in Venture Capital.
• Austin’s MSA population is less than 7% of Texas’ population, but holds 48% of Venture Capital funding in Texas.
• 129 companies relocated to Austin since 2004
• 34 companies relocated to Austin from other cities within Texas. California follows in second with 29 companies relocating to Austin & 17 companies have relocated internationally to Austin.
• The Chamber’s plan is to bring 72K jobs to Austin within the next 5 years.
• Ana last, but not least…. By the time you drive home this evening, there will be 84 more vehicles on the roads than there were whenever you went to work. - Mon Jul 14 2008, 10:04

What are good questions to ask a buyer's agent?

Asked Mon Jul 14 2008, 08:28 by Unity - Jacksonville - Home Buying - 8 answers

Cindy Greenwood answered:

The following questions are key in hiring a real estate professional:
1. Are you a full-time realtor?
2. How long have you worked in real estate?
3. What areas do you specialize in?
4. Do you have an in-office staff?
5. Can you provide references and or testimonials?
6. How many buyers have you represented in the last year to buy a home?
7. How much of your business is based on referrals?
8. Do you have any special designations?
9. What obstacles have you overcome in past experiences regarding real estate?
10. What is the benefit of having a buyer representation agreement?
11. What are your negotiation skills?

Most important- make sure you are comfortable and confident in who you hire to represent your best interest.
-C.G. - Mon Jul 14 2008, 10:02

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