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A DIY enthusiast has given her formerly dark and dingy kitchen a textural kitchen makeover.The whole room was a real compromise on the house she and her husband bought.

What was once an uninspiring space is now perfectly in keeping with the rest of her bright and modern home. It's full of stunning and homely kitchen ideas with plenty of natural textures, which give the space a calming vibe.

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'I had always hated our kitchen!' admits Mariah, who shares her DIY projects on Instagram account @rusticrosehomestead. 'When we first walked through the house as a showing, my first thought was, "if we buy this house, the kitchen HAS to be updated."

'We ended up buying the house, and guess what? We lived in it for a little over two years before I finally buckled down and renovatedit,' she tells us.

Mariah knew she wanted this to be a very budget-friendly renovation, so she decided to do everything herself and to source inexpensivematerials.

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After watching lots of YouTube videos, she taught herself how to tile a wall, install a new sink, cut granite countertops, and much more. She saved thousands by learning how to do these things herself.

'Another way we saved money was by painting our countertops instead of replacing them,' she tells us. 'I painted them and sealed them with epoxy and achieved the look of marble without the cost.

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'In just eight weeks, I went from hating my kitchen to loving it,' she says. We're loving the warm oatmeal tone to the kitchen cabinets and the blend of natural materials - from the wooden hood above the stove to the DIY marble countertops.

A kitchen rug is always a great option for introducing some color, texture and visual interest into a space that can feel a little sterile and functional. Plus, the white walls and layered chopping boards are giving us some serious Studio McGee vibes.

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Feeling inspired by this impressive transformation? Mariah has saved all the tutorials for her textural kitchen makeover on her Instagram page and blog.

It just goes to show what some thrifty DIYing and a fresh lick of paint can do.

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For those looking to enjoy the autumn of their years in comfort and style, Regency at Summerlin has it all. The 55-and-over master-planned community is a thriving hub of activity, fun and luxury, and a home has recently become available there thats perfect for both intimate living and hosting parties.

The 1,679-square-foot, one-story home, listed by Paul Conforte of Xpand Realty, is part of the Summit Collection and is instantly eye-catching from the curb. Its distinctive architecture is matched by the furnished interior (thats rightthis home is move-in ready!).

Youll love your first walk-through of this beauty, from the covered entry leading to a round foyer, to the open great room with a tray ceiling, 42-inch Cosmo fireplace and 12-foot multi sliding door. This is a space where you can imagine hosting plenty of get-togethers.

This homes gourmet kitchen features a center island, quartz countertops, upgraded cabinets and flooring, Whirlpool stainless steel appliances and more. The upgrades continue through the house, including shutters on the windows and rechargeable electric shades.

There are two bedrooms with space to stretch out and try different furniture configurations, as well as two fully equipped bathrooms. Theres also a secluded den, which can easily be reimagined as a home office orstudio.

The backyard is its own little hidden paradise, featuring mature landscaping, an entertainment wall and fridge. You can access this oasis through the multi sliding door from the main living area, and you can plan on spending many an hour enjoying a book or just taking a pleasant nap.

And, of course, you get the perks of living in Regency itself, from its sprawling grounds (all low-maintenance landscaping) and guard-gated security to a 22,000-square-foot clubhouse. Start the next stage of your storied life here.

10132 Emerald Sunset, $710,000, 702.308.9670, License No. S.0071850

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This three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is located at 1915 Park Lake Street [GMap] in the Coytown neighborhood, just minutes away from Tori Tori, Black Bean Deli, A La Cart, and Sticky Rice.

The 1,652 SF home was recently remodeled and features a newer roof (2019), a freshly painted exterior, a shady screened front porch, and beautiful hardwood floors. The two guest bedrooms are located off of the main living room and share a hall bath.

The kitchen boasts granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a dining area in the kitchen. The master suite is located in a new addition to the home with its own en suite bathroom, and a walk-in closet.

The backyard features a lush backyard with brick pavers, a storage shed, fruit trees, and a custom brick barbecue pit, as well as an outdoor shower and jacuzzi tub.

The asking price is $449,000.

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Naples luxury homebuilder Diamond Custom Homes has announced the commencement of construction for a 13,242 total square foot estate home on the corner of Seabreeze Avenue and Gulf Shore Drive.

Situated on an oversized, southern exposure corner lot just 300 yards from Vanderbilt Beach, the three-story, six-bedroom, six full and two half-bath residence will feature design by Rich Guzman, Principal Residential Designer of R.G. Designs, interior design by Tina Margrander of Tina-Marie Interiors, custom cabinetry by EDGE Interiors, and landscape architecture by Christian Andrea of Architectural Land Design. The lot faces west, with non-beach frontage on Gulf Shore Drive, and includes a private boat dock with 13,000 lb. lift. Garage entries will be located off Seabreeze Ave. on the homes north side; the south side of the home is situated on a canal with Gulf access. The original residence, built in 1989, was razed in October 2020 to allow for the construction of a new custom estate designed to accommodate family and guests, as well as multiple outdoor decks and 90-degree sliding glass doors to maximize Gulf, beach and canal views and indoor/outdoor living.

The clients goals for this home were to create a perfect, family-friendly place to enjoy plentiful Gulf, beach and water views, indoor/outdoor living opportunities and southwest Floridas relaxed lifestyle, said Diamond Custom Homes President, Michael Diamond. This is an exciting project for our team, and we look forward to creating the ultimate beach pad for this client.

At completion, the home will offer 6,312 air-conditioned square feet. Bifurcated staircases will extend from the homes ground floor to the first floor, and also from the second to the third floors, accessible from the kitchen area elevator. Laundry rooms will be located on both the first and second living levels.

The homes ground floor will consist of a lower entry foyer, beach room, four-car garage, covered patio, and beach patio in 5,135 square feet.

Serving as the main floor of the residence, the first living level will feature 2,855 square feet of living area in a great room floor plan with a VIP guest suite with full bath and walk-in closet, powder room, laundry room and elevator foyer. The spacious kitchen will include an oversized center bar and pantry, a catering kitchen with pantry, and a separate dining room with bar and wine cooler. Off the dining room will be a large beach-view sitting area with views to the outdoor living area and beyond. Also off the dining room will be a large playroom with 90-degree, floor to ceiling windows on both walls which will lead to a 247-square-foot beach deck, offering west and northwest views overlooking to the Gulf of Mexico, as well as long views south and east down the canal. A 738-square-foot outdoor living area off the great room, on the homes southwest side overlooking the canal, will feature an elevated pool, spa and pool bath, as well as a full outdoor kitchen with oversized center bar and grill, and ample seating/conversation areas.

The second living level will include 3,457 air-conditioned square feet, including three VIP guest suites with walk-in closets, en-suite baths and guest deck. The top floor master suite will have private front and rear decks, as well as a sitting area and two walk-in closets. The spacious master bath will include two-story ceilings, and will feature dual sinks, separate makeup vanity, walk-in shower and freestanding tub. Just beyond the second level elevator foyer is a large loft, which will lead to a bunk bedroom with a large shared bath, walk-in closet, and two separate linen closets. The second level will feature a large flex or hangout room with 90-degree sliding glass doors accentuating the outdoor living area. A laundry room will be located just opposite the flex room.

The residence is scheduled for completion in November 2022.

About Diamond Custom Homes

Diamond Custom Homes creates and renovates luxury residences for discerning homeowners in Southwest Floridas most prestigious communities and neighborhoods. The firm is known for its quality craftsmanship and the creativity of its custom designs. Offices are located at 9130 Galleria Court, Suite 204, in Naples. For more information, call 239-325-4600 or visit DiamondCustomHomes.com.

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CAPE CORAL

As more people move to Southwest Florida, more new homes are going up.

But with that, there is a spike in construction thefts.

Construction thefts have always happened but there is an increase when the sector is busy.

And construction is booming in Cape Coral. This year alone, Cape Coral has issued 4,200 home construction permits.

Issues with the supply chain are causing builds to take long, which means homes are sitting empty longer, making them a perfect target for thieves. Builders said theyre setting up cameras at construction sites and writing down serial numbers to help find anything that might be stolen.

Things are still backed up from last years shutdown. For example, windows take four to six months to arrive.

The sound of construction is plentiful in many northwest Cape Coral neighborhoods.

That is a good thing for Matthew Sinclair, owner of Sinclair Custom Homes.

But this year, there are challenges.

Everyone is extremely, extremely busy right now, Sinclair said. Extremely busy, not to mention theres a large shortage on materials, large shortage on labor.

A backed-up supply chain, fewer workers and a spike in new builds means homes are taking longer to build and criminals are taking advantage.

Theres a lot of people stealing stuff and I dont even know how they have the conscious to do it, Sinclair said.

In 2021, there have been 177 construction site thefts reported to the Cape Coral Police Department. Thats up from 139 through all of 2020.

If you close your eye or wink or look away for a minute, its gone, Sinclair said. Youve really got to be conscientious on where youre parking your stuff, how youre securing it. Ive had trailers stolen, Ive had equipment stolen.

Recently, the Cape Coral Construction Industry Association shared surveillance photos from a construction site where two people in a U-Haul were spotted helping themselves to items inside.

Building supply costs are through the roof right now so it makes them a desirable object, said Bill Johnson Jr. with the Cape Coral Construction Industry Association.

The price of plywood is soaring.

If youre getting it for free and somebodys selling it for 10 bucks a sheet less, theyre going to take it, Sinclair said. Its not serial numbered, its not marked.

Not only does stealing construction materials increase the bottom line for builders, but it also puts them at an even longer delay.

Now they have to reorder the material again and its already taken them forever to get it, Johnson said, adding that,Its unfortunate for those that are working hard just to try to give an end product to a homeowner thats looking to build their house and move to the city.

Construction companies say the public can help by being a good neighbor and reporting suspicious activity to police.

Material usually dont get picked up unless its getting picked up by the lumber yard. After hours, 5 oclock, no one is usually on the job site, Sinclair said.

Were not going to catch them all but if we can get some its a start in the right direction, Johnson added.

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Gig Harbor, Washington , Nov. 01, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Harbor Custom Development, Inc. (Harbor, Harbor Custom Homes, or the Company), (NASDAQ: HCDI; HCDIP; HCDIW, HCDIZ), an innovative and market leading real estate company involved in all aspects of the land development cycle, today announced the 2021 third quarter revenues were $18 million with an estimated net income of $3.6 million.

Harbor President and CEO, Sterling Griffin stated, We are extremely pleased with our third quarter results which represent a significant step forward for the Company. We will provide additional financial details for the quarter and a preview of our 2022 business objectives during our earnings conference call.

Harbor will host a conference call and webcast on Monday, November 15, 2021, at 9 a.m. PT (12 p.m. ET) to elaborate on the third quarter results and the Companys outlook. The public may access the conference call through a live audio webcast available at https://investors.harborcustomhomes.com/events. Those who would like to submit written questions in advance, please email: IR@harborcustomdev.com. The conference call will be available by telephone at 1-877-407-0789 (for international callers, dial 1-201-689-8562), and refer to Harbor or conference ID: 13723841. A replay of the conference call will be available for two weeks at 1-844-512-2921 (for international callers, dial 1-412-317-6671) using the replay PIN: 13723841.

About Harbor Custom Development, Inc.

Harbor Custom Development, Inc. is a real estate development company involved in all aspects of the land development cycle including land acquisition, entitlements, construction of project infrastructure, home building, marketing, sales, and management of various residential projects in Western Washington's Puget Sound region; Sacramento, California; and Austin, Texas. Harbor has active or recently sold-out residential communities in Gig Harbor, Bremerton, Silverdale, Bainbridge Island, Belfair, Allyn, Port Orchard, Lacey, Burien, Yelm and Blaine in the state of Washington. In addition, Harbor has acquired land and will begin constructing homes in three new markets. In the Sacramento metro market, Harbor will be constructing homes in completed subdivisions in both Rocklin and Auburn, California. In the Austin metro market, Harbor has acquired developed lot inventory in Dripping Springs, Driftwood, and Horseshoe Bay, Texas. The Company recently acquired property in Punta Gorda, Florida, and plans to begin construction of oceanfront condominiums there in 2022. Harbor Custom Developments business strategy is to acquire and develop land strategically, based on an understanding of population growth patterns, entitlement restrictions, infrastructure development, and geo-economic forces. Harbor focuses on real estate within target markets with convenient access to metropolitan areas that are generally characterized by diverse economic and employment bases and increasing populations. For more information on Harbor Custom Development, Inc., please visit http://www.harborcustomdev.com.

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A new McKinney neighborhood will be the latest North Texas community to offer single-family rental homes. Developer Stillwater Capital Investments plans to build the 245-home Storybook rental project on South Custer Road.

Homes planned in the rental project will range from near 1,000 square feet to more than 2,200 square feet, according to planning documents filed with the state.

The new home community is set to start early next year and will cost more than $43 million to build. A leasing center office and amenity building are also part of the plan.

Dallas architect Omniplan designed the project. The new neighborhood is being built on the site of the former Storybook Ranch, an event and recreation center.

The McKinney project will be the first of its kind for Dallas-based Stillwater Capital, which has a track record of building apartments and mixed-use developments.

The Storybook McKinney site will be our first of several single-family rental communities we have underway, Stillwaters Aaron Sherman said. Storybook will be breaking ground in the next few months, and we have a handful of other developments that will start in 2022.

While this will be out first true single-family rental project, weve built hundreds of homes through our single-family homebuilding company, Robert Elliott Custom Homes, along with several thousand units in our traditional multi-family business, Sherman said. Our team and experience across both platforms gives us a unique understanding of the space and will allow us to deliver best-in-class communities to the market.

Single-family home rental communities have been one of the fastest-growth housing sectors in the country and North Texas. Builders are putting up thousands of Dallas-Fort Worth houses aimed at renters who need a traditional home.

Stillwater Capital has built projects across D-FW and is part of the team building the new PGA headquarters in Frisco.

The company also has developed multiple Dallas-area apartment communities.

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What's not to love about this beautiful, turn-key horse farm in the heart of Summerfield? Just minutes away from shopping, downtown, Belews Lake, and the airport! This home features 2 working wells, gas log fireplace, vaulted ceilings, granite counter tops, and a sunroom with the best farm views you could ask for. Take a dip in the low maintenance in-ground saltwater sport pool with beach entry, glass tile, and travertine stones. The spacious 4-stall barn is equipped with electricity, a hot/cold water wash stall, a tack room and a massive hayloft. There is plenty of room to completely turn your horse trailer around. The pasture is spacious enough to re-install the dressage ring/arena. Don't forget the additional 2 car detached garage/workshop with multiple covered parking spaces perfect for storing tractors, ATV's, boats, RV's, and more! Water in all pastures. Bring your horses, your boat and enjoy your little paradise. Custom Modular! Appliances & hot tub conveys-agent only remarks

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Following are recent property transactions recorded in the Loudon County Register of Deeds office:

Oct. 15

Clifford Wayne Parks to Stephanie Sanders Peck and George Craig Peck, warranty deed, $315,000.

Iura Bordei to Emily Sue Hendrickson and Eric W. Hendrickson, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 15, block 13, $350,000.

TN National LLC to Tennessee Custom Homes LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 2, lot 116, $107,900.

TN National LLC to Jerry W. Vance and Karen E. Vance, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 5, phase 2, lot 50, $52,900.

TN National LLC to Tennessee Custom Homes LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 4, lot 55, $103,900.

Todd W. Rich and Nakita Rich to Thomas F. Lower and Ari Anna Lower, warranty deed, District 3, Emilys Landing, phase 1, lot 44, $335,000.

Gayle Paynter and Gayle G. Matlock to Kyle T. Hensley and Jennifer E. Hensley, warranty deed, District 2, Riverchase, lot 16, $625,000.

Keren Whiting to Gregory S. Bloomfield and Ashley N. Bloomfield, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 6, lot 11, $99,000.

David H. Shannon and Rhonda A. Shannon to John Dennis Parker and Amy Leigh Parker, warranty deed, District 2, 3.45 acres, $643,000.

Jonathan Wise to Dawn Farris, warranty deed, District 1, Chota Woods, lot 1, block 4, $384,645.

Michael W. Wilson to Michael E. Lee and Jodi Lee, warranty deed, District 2, Carrington, lot 23, $329,900.

Bernard R. Krulewich and Ionela Magdalena Krulewich to Todd W. Rich and Nakita N. Rich, warranty deed, District 2, Harrison Glen, unit 1, lot 47, $440,000.

Kurt Zimmerman and Charlotte Zimmerman to Andrew N. Lacey and Kimberlee U. Lacey, warranty deed, District 5, Amberly Meadows, lot 22R, $699,900.

Joshua Bradley Farmer and Rebecca Leeann Farmer to Gregory Russell and Jonette Russell, warranty deed, District 5, 1.01 acres, $150,000.

Peggy Rietz Lennex to Glen Owens, warranty deed, District 4, 1.24 acres, $52,000.

Makenna K. McDonald to Julie Burke, warranty deed, District 1, $142,000.

Brookwood Development LLC to Casa Del Lago Homeowners Association Inc., warranty deed, District 2, 4.73 acres, Lakeview Memorial Gardens of Loudon County Inc., lot 2, $40,000.

William F. Melton to Rickey E. Mayfield, warranty deed, District 2, .93 acres, $30,000.

Oct. 18

Richard A. Goble to True to Life LLC, warranty deed, District 2, 7.14 acres, $1,300,000.

Jeffrey L. Johnston Sr. and Paula A. Johnston to Ricky Dye and Desiree Gaye Dye, warranty deed, District 2, Summitvue, lot 5, $385,000.

Andrew Fritz, Stephen E. Fritz and Laura Fritz to Kevin J. Paradis and Jill E. Paradis, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Greens, lot 14, block 16, $35,000.

Julia Hurley to Claudia Ganta, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 38, block 10, $25,000.

Robert F. Fisher and Karen A. Fisher to Jon E. Doliana Sr., warranty deed, District 1, Chota Hills, lot 3, block 12, $370,000.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Coves, lot 1, block 10, $6,000.

CS Holdings LLC to Viorel Rotar and Elegant Construction, warranty deed, District 1, Tanasi Shores, lot 17, block 19, $4,500.

CS Holdings LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Coves, lot 2, block 10, $6,000.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Chota Hills, lot 25, block 7, $4,500.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Point, lot 1, block 7, $7,000.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Point, lot 5, block 9, $5,000.

TV Holdings LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Coves, lot 12, block 12, $7,500.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Coves, lot 13, block 12, $6,000.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Shores, lot 1, block 22, $10,000.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Point, lot 12, block 4, $7,000.

AKJ LLC to Derick Robinson and Jenella Robinson, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Shores, lot 10, block 22, $10,000.

Lowell E. Ranvek to Amy R. Lasalle, warranty deed, District 1, Chota Hills, lot 21, block 14, $24,000.

TN National LLC to Tony E. Donaldson, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 2, $164,900.

TN National LLC to Toby A. Meloro and Christina M. Meloro, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 2, phase 2, lot 194, $74,900.

TN National LLC to Brent A. Wick and Kristina C. Wick, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 2 4, lot 3, $374,900.

TN National LLC to Richard Marsch, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 54, $239,900.

Steven R. Duncan and Amy P. Duncan, trustees of the Duncan Family Revocable Living Trust, to LLT Properties, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 5, phase 2, lots 29 and 30, $119,800.

Thomas J. Kukla and Joan C. Kukla, trustees of the Thomas J. Kukla and Joan C. Kukla Revocable Living Trust, to Matthew D. McCollum and Angel S. McCollum, warranty deed, District 1, Chota Shores, lot 15, block 1, $875,000.

John Franklin Robinson Jr. to Brian E. Brannum and Alivia Steele Brannum, warranty deed, District 3, Alleghany, lots PT 2, 3 and 4, block 4B, $225,000.

Brandon S. Tipton to Walter Vanskiver IV and Maleah Vanskiver, warranty deed, District 3, Brandon S. Tipton, lots 1 and 2, $200,000.

Robert J. Smith and Ceresa Smith to Laura Kyle and William Kyle, warranty deed, District 5, Avalon, unit 4, lot 51, block C, $65,000.

Joshua James Smith and Tracy Lynn Smith to William S. Nash, warranty deed, District 2, Millers Landing, unit 2, lot 94R, $1,850,000.

Kapur Holdings LLC to Pramukh Developer LLC, warranty deed, District 1, $898,000.

Oct. 19

Ricardo A. Zapata and Jennifer Holt Zapata to Tara Jean Mooney, warranty deed, District 1, Emerson Lewis, lots 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24, block B, $283,000.

TN National LLC to Maplewood Partnership LTD, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 21, $224,900.

TN National LLC to Darryll R. Tanner and Diane C. Tanner, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 4, $149,900.

TN National LLC to Cynthia Hogan and Bryan Hogan, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 31, $140,000.

Lyle B. Padgett, Olivia Felicia Belt and Robert L. Padgett to Adrian Perju, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 7, block 12, $8,000.

Jerold E. Kusky and Carolyn D. Kusky to Vicki Ferros and Kevin Ferros, warranty deed, District 4, Rarity Bay, phase 7, lot 838, section 2, $725,000.

Oct. 20

David Arthur Anderson to David Waeltermann, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 28, block 15, $40,000.

Robert J. Woodford Jr. and Ann Mari Woodford to Patricia Ann Oconnor and Gary Michael Oconnor, warranty deed, District 1, 1.975 acres, $212,000.

Robert John Benson and Sheila Marie Benson, trustees of the Robert and Sheila Benson Revocable Trust, to Kathleen Margaret Blackburn and Timothy Blackburn, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 15, block 4, $20,000.

AKJ LLC to Capital Investment Properties LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 22, block 8, $4,300.

Oct. 21

Michael D. Poff and Cheryl Poff to Randii Goble, warranty deed, District 3, 7.18 acres, $923,700.

Roy Bryan Petett to DR Horton, warranty deed, District 1, Creekside Preserve, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 71, 72, 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85 and 86, $4,472,000.

Thomas Congdon and Salleyanne Dyer Congdon to Todd Bealer and Ashley Bealer, warranty deed, District 2, Congdon, lot 2, $75,000.

Robert Wayne Sopko and Laurie Lee Sopko, trustees of the Robert and Laurie Sopko Trust, to Adrian Perju, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 7, block 8, $4,000.

AKJ LLC to Andrey Botezat, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 11, block 19, $5,000.

CS Holdings LLC to Andrey Botezat, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 20, block 6, $5,500.

CS Holdings LLC to Andrey Botezat, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 24, block 8, $6,000.

CS Holdings LLC to Andrey Botezat, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 5, block 2, $4,500.

AKJ LLC to Andrey Botezat, warranty deed, District 1, Chatuga Point, lot 6, block 2, $4,500.

AKJ LLC to Andrey Botezat, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 18, block 13, $7,500.

Larry M. Thomas and Amanda Thomas to Shannon Bodmer and Charlotte Walker, warranty deed, District 2, Mahlon Place, lot 5, $460,000.

TN National LLC to Brian Thomas Carmazzi and Lisa Ann Carmazzi, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 2, phase 2, lot 125, $62,900.

Thomas Wayne Flynn and Susan Flynn to Robert D. Gibson and Ines P. Gibson, warranty deed, District 1, $155,000.

AKJ LLC to Dimond Group TN LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Mialaquo Coves, lot 23, block 4, $7,500.

TV Holdings LLC to Dimond Group TN LLC, warranty deed, District 1, Toqua Shores, lot 32, block 17, $7,500.

David L. Rowell and Catherine L. Rowell to Donald P. Fowler and Bonita Fowler, warranty deed, District 5, Riverview Golf Site, lot 15, $9,000.

Oct. 22

Frank C. Spears to Thomas Scott Brown and Cherry Brown, warranty deed, District 2, 10.17 acres, $54,692.06.

Richard Goff to Robert T. Morehead and Leah J. Morehead, warranty deed, District 5, Rockingham, lot 23, $40,000.

William L. Buchanan and Mary J. Buchanan to John C. Barrett, warranty deed, District 2, Lenoir City, lots PT 1, PT 2, PT 3 and PT 4, section 4, $165,000.

Tyler James Eblen Williams to Caleb Wilson and Lauren Wilson, warranty deed, District 2, Harrison Hills, lot 14, block E, $201,000.

Otis F. Bowers to James Jones and Joyce Jones, warranty deed, District 2, Evans Wallace, lot 3, $125,000.

Gary Waldroup and Jenifer Hillard to Steve Riggs and Vince Clayton, warranty deed, District 2, Lenoir City, lots 8, 9, PT 10 and PT 7, block 26, section 2, $200,000.

TN National LLC to Frank Anthony Tersigni and Theresa Sharon Tersigni, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 50, $229,900.

TN National LLC to Roger Scott Coulter and Mary Frances Coulter, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 5, phase 2, lot 54, $59,900.

Christie Sheffield and Kevin Sheffield to Stacy R. Bowling and Loretta L. Bowling, warranty deed, Oak Creek, lot 46R2, $535,000.

Peggy A. Miller to Michael Gene Potter, warranty deed, District 3, 0.138 acres, $122,900.

Harper Village Development LLC to Turner Homes LLC, warranty deed, District 5, Harper Village, lots 150, 151, 152 and 153, $140,000.

TN National LLC to Scott K. Joy and Virginia Martin Joy, warranty deed, District 1, Tennessee National Pod 8, lot 28, $102,900.

Landon Heath Hilton to William B. McCall and Crystal L. McCall, warranty deed, District 2, $180,000.

Don Ray Trollinger and Margot S. Trollinger to Brian D. Brown and Brandi Monger Brown, warranty deed, District 1, 23.47 acres, $675,000.

Mark Brown and Susan Brown to Kevin Reed, warranty deed, District 1, Mark Brown and Susan Brown Vonore Road property, tract VI, $115,000.

Oct. 25

Derae Dawn Daugherty and Derae Oody to Opendoor Property Trust 1, $265,000.

Rival Development Inc., to Stacy L. Hayden, warranty deed, District 2, Cottages at Avalon, unit 1, lot 19, $349,900.

Joseph Wallace and Darrell Price to Elizabeth Rondini and Jeff Rondini, warranty deed, District 1, $209,000.

W. Jeff Nichols and Laurie A. Nichols to Julian Cangeloni and Sally Cangeloni, warranty deed, District 3, 7.36 acres, $132,300.

Candace S. Johnson to Craig Meredith and Chera Meredith, warranty deed, District 5, Jack Redmond, lot 2, $641,000.

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