AUSTIN, TX, January 27, 2011 (Press-News.org) Habitat Hunters, an Austin apartments locator with complete real estate services since 1972 announces its expansion in San Marcos, Texas. With an office located at 109 E Hopkins, Suite 200c, now the same level of service and access from one of Austin's most established real estate companies is available to those who live and work in San Marcos, Texas.
"Central Texas is growing even in this economy, coupled with an existing strong university student population along with our experienced group of Realtors , Habitat Hunters has the ability help those who live and work in San Marcos with a local office, the way we have been helping those in Austin," said Jody Lockshin, Habitat Hunter's President and Owner.
"Tad Cusak, an experienced agent, and his team, are ready to help today. We are confident that anyone needing help finding an apartment or home or even a commercial space in San Marcos will enjoy working with Habitat Hunters and Tad knows San Marcos extremely well," Jody said. To speak with Tad, you can give him a call at the office 512- 749-1700. Let him ease your search with his vast knowledge of the market, extensive tools of the trade, expertise and every day availability from 8am until dark. Additionally, you can access Habitat Hunter's automated website from anywhere, for the ultimate efficiency at http://www.habitathunters.com .
An Austin Apartments Locator Expands to San Marcos
Habitat Hunters, an Austin apartments locator expands to San Marcos
2011-01-27
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