Grubb Ventures Showcases The Oaks at Fallon Park Community Vision Through New Web Site Launch
Raleigh, NC (PRWEB) August 8, 2007 -- Grubb Ventures, a leading infill development company in the Triangle, announces the Web site launch for The Oaks at Fallon Park, the only ENERGY STAR qualified residential, single-family neighborhood inside the beltline.
The new site showcases the historical Five Points area and paints the picture of a community that will successfully combine urban living with the fabric of the traditional neighborhood. Homebuyers can learn about the award-winning builder team who is enhancing a charming, old neighborhood with beautifully designed, upscale homes, using architecture that blends in with the surrounding communities. In addition, visitors to the site can download home renderings and floorplans, while perusing the unique amenities nestled within a natural, historic setting.
"The Oaks at Fallon Park is sure to become one of Raleigh's finest communities by offering homebuyers all the charm, location and appeal of the old "inside-the-beltline" neighborhoods, but with the quality and conveniences of a new custom home," said Gordon Grubb, president and CEO of Grubb Ventures, LLC.
For more information about The Oaks at Fallon Park, please visit www.oaksatfallonpark.com or call 919-582-1690.
About The Oaks at Fallon Park:
The Oaks at Fallon Park, developed by Grubb Ventures, a leading infill development company in the Triangle, will feature 88 ENERGY STAR certified homes with square foot ranging from 3,000-3,800 and prices starting in the $700s. A few of the unique features these homes will offer include alley fed rear-load garages, gourmet kitchens with high-end appliances, pre-wire for sound and security systems, and private terraces. The Oaks at Fallon Park will also currently be the only neighborhood inside the beltline with a pool and clubhouse.
About Grubb Ventures:
Grubb Ventures was formed to develop infill properties offering the highest quality of living and working environments. Their most recent development, The Gardens on Glenwood condominiums, won numerous awards including the Sir Walter Raleigh Appearance Award, the N.C. Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Honor Award and the Triangle Commercial Real Estate Champion Award for Best Multifamily Development. For more information, please call 919-786-9905.
Media Contact:
Emily Canaday
Littleton Advertising & Marketing
Direct: (919) 865-7269
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