East Tennessee Realty Group: Keeping Pace in a Changing Market
The summer heat is being turned up on East Tennessee Realty Group in more than one way. The company itself has turned on its own heat in order to move into their new location (next door to their present offices) by early July. Everyone has probably noticed ETRG’s construction in process on Wears Valley Road.
The striking building looks out over the Smokies, and the design is a result of what the real estate company thinks is the face of future building in our area. David Troxler, the building contractor says, “We see the market for new mountain homes changing. New home buyers are looking for low maintenance, environmentally-friendly building products, but they still want to maintain a “mountain home” look. ETRG’s new building is a reflection of those buyer demands.”
“The shakes we have used are vinyl, although they look like wood. They’ll be easy to maintain for years, and no trees were cut down for them,” David Troxler explained.
“Additionally, East Tennessee Realty Group’s new home has tankless water heaters for increased efficiency, energy-saving electrical bulbs, high UV windows, and added insulation.”
ETRG is hoping to also get approval from county health officials to recycle its waste water into an irrigation system for its landscaping. This measure will reduce water consumption by the company by thousands of gallons yet keep its shrubs and flower beds in pristine condition.
Fran Troxler and Jerry Sandifer, co-owners of East Tennessee Realty Group, have also been in contact with a recycling company to possibly provide recycling bins at the offices for Wears Valley. Fran says, “ETRG is committed to the Wears Valley community. We are the proud supporters of Wearwood Elementary School and the Valley sponsor of the “Keep Sevier Beautifull” litter campaign. Adding the recycling bins to our list of community support is just one more way we can be a good neighbor.
The real estate company is not just stopping with their building endeavors. They have also just revamped their company website as well. Besides having a whole new look and feel, visitors to the site (EastTnExperts.com) will be able to access the complete Multiple Listing Service database, as well as the company’s own listings. There will also be a slideshow of properties and a Blog.
Founded just two years ago by Troxler and Sandifer, ETRG has grown to be not only a top producer in Wears Valley but also in much of East Tennessee. While many of the firm’s listings are in the Valley, it also has properties listed all over Sevier, Knox, and Jefferson Counties.
The present offices (the old Christmas store) were always meant to be temporary, so it seems appropriate that the company is moving into its new facilities on its two-year anniversary.
The future looks bright for East Tennessee Realty Group with plans to not only be in Wears Valley but to also have additional offices located throughout all East Tennessee. “The sky is the limit,” laughs Jerry Sandifer. “There’s no stopping us now. We have to keep pushing to maintain #1.”
The striking building looks out over the Smokies, and the design is a result of what the real estate company thinks is the face of future building in our area. David Troxler, the building contractor says, “We see the market for new mountain homes changing. New home buyers are looking for low maintenance, environmentally-friendly building products, but they still want to maintain a “mountain home” look. ETRG’s new building is a reflection of those buyer demands.”
“The shakes we have used are vinyl, although they look like wood. They’ll be easy to maintain for years, and no trees were cut down for them,” David Troxler explained.
“Additionally, East Tennessee Realty Group’s new home has tankless water heaters for increased efficiency, energy-saving electrical bulbs, high UV windows, and added insulation.”
ETRG is hoping to also get approval from county health officials to recycle its waste water into an irrigation system for its landscaping. This measure will reduce water consumption by the company by thousands of gallons yet keep its shrubs and flower beds in pristine condition.
Fran Troxler and Jerry Sandifer, co-owners of East Tennessee Realty Group, have also been in contact with a recycling company to possibly provide recycling bins at the offices for Wears Valley. Fran says, “ETRG is committed to the Wears Valley community. We are the proud supporters of Wearwood Elementary School and the Valley sponsor of the “Keep Sevier Beautifull” litter campaign. Adding the recycling bins to our list of community support is just one more way we can be a good neighbor.
The real estate company is not just stopping with their building endeavors. They have also just revamped their company website as well. Besides having a whole new look and feel, visitors to the site (EastTnExperts.com) will be able to access the complete Multiple Listing Service database, as well as the company’s own listings. There will also be a slideshow of properties and a Blog.
Founded just two years ago by Troxler and Sandifer, ETRG has grown to be not only a top producer in Wears Valley but also in much of East Tennessee. While many of the firm’s listings are in the Valley, it also has properties listed all over Sevier, Knox, and Jefferson Counties.
The present offices (the old Christmas store) were always meant to be temporary, so it seems appropriate that the company is moving into its new facilities on its two-year anniversary.
The future looks bright for East Tennessee Realty Group with plans to not only be in Wears Valley but to also have additional offices located throughout all East Tennessee. “The sky is the limit,” laughs Jerry Sandifer. “There’s no stopping us now. We have to keep pushing to maintain #1.”
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