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 Moving from across the country to another city can take a toll - especially if you are not familiar with the new city. And purchasing a home in the wrong neighborhood can have a huge financial, as well as social impact on you and your family. So if you are getting ready to move to the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, having a relocation expert on your side can make all the difference in the world. To contact Sandra Ehlert, simply click here Corporate Relocation Services Allie Beth Allman & Associates can simplify the relocation process for you and your family. We offer the advantage of a single office with 'hands-on' service and a sincere commitment to providing the highest quality of service to those moving to and from the Greater Dallas area. Our Relocation Director is the single point of contact who has the advantage of sharing an office location with every agent chosen to work with you. This provides an opportunity to check-in daily with the agents and to 'hand-pick' the agents who understand your sales needs and specific concerns of your family. Because of our single office concept, we have the ability to know who is available to give a total focus to you, to form a coherent team - not manage from a distance. Departure Services At Allie Beth Allman & Associates, we understand how important good communication, accurate pricing and professional marketing can be in order to sell our transferees' homes as quickly as possible and for the best price. Clients moving from our area needing to sell their home are guaranteed the best expertise offered by our company's highly skilled sales associates. Our agents are relocation trained specialists who understand the intricacies of listing and selling your home. |
 Destination Services Our unparallel Home Finding Services maximize your family's house hunting trip to locate the perfect residence. We provide you and your family with the most accurate and timely information on North Texas communities, school systems, cost of living and available homes. Our Home Finding Assistance includes:
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 Why Dallas? Why Texas? TEXAS: CURRENT AND FUTURE GROWTH
TEXAS: BEST BIG CITIES FOR JOBS 2010 
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"Knowledge and capital are rapidly being deployed to parts of the world where the right combination
of talent, technology, business climate, infrastructure and markets converge. Texas is that place, now
more than ever. Texas leads the nation in exports for the sixth consecutive
year, totaling $168 billion and generating tens of thousands of jobs
in 2009. Texas is a top-ranked global destination for foreign direct
investment. In 2009, Texas ranked third nationally for the number of “in
sourcing”jobs, with 345,000 Texans employed by foreign-owned companies.
Domestic investment in Texas has reached monumental levels, due in part,
to the state’s innovative economic development tools: the Texas
Enterprise Fund and the Texas Emerging Technology Fund. These resources,
combined with a reasonable regulatory environment, have lured the likes
of Toyota, Samsung, General Motors and others to the Lone Star State.Additionally,
for the third year in a row, the nation’s leading executives ranked
Texas the best state in the nation to do business. The reason mirrors
what so many publications applaud Texas for controlled taxes and spending,
reasonable regulations, an educated work force, quality of life and infrastructure."
"The Texas economy is growing at a rate of 4 percent a year - four times
as fast as the rest of the country. If Texas continuesto prosper
and is able to produce more oil and wealth, it won’t be
just Texas benefiting in the long run, but the entire country. For
now, Texas’gain is the rest of the country’s pain. But
if it means more energy produced at home, the boom in Texas could pay off nationwide.
Texas is an energy-generating powerhouse as it is the largest crude
oil-producing state in the U.S. Its 25petroleum refineries can process more than 4.6
million barrels of crude oil per day - accounting for one-quarter of
the U.S. refining capacity. The state also leads the United States in capacity
for wind-powered energy generation."
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