Absolute Auction

February 6, 2012

Bruns Realty Group and Brett Yingst Auctioneer successfully conducted the Absolute Auction of 3 Master Industries properties in November 2011. All 3 properties were sold.

Bruns Realty Group Adds New Realtor

Rebecca Bruns joins Bruns Realty Group as a sales agent. Rebecca will assist residential clients in the Vesailles vicinity, Darke and Mercer counties.

Bruns Realty Group Adds New Realtor

Matt Owen joins Bruns Realty Group as a sales agent at the Centerville, Ohio office. Matt will concentrate his efforts assisting commercial and industrial clients in Montgomery County and southward.

Bruns Realty Group Adds New Realtor

Stacy Stump joins Bruns Realty Group as a sales agent at the Tipp City, Ohio office. Stacy will assist residential clients in Montgomery and Miami Counties.

Bruns Adds New Agent

August 30, 2011

Bruns Realty Group has recently added Ben Redick as a Sales Agent to the Tipp City office. Redick will be responsible for growing residential sales in Tipp City, Troy, Vandalia, and surrounding areas. Redick was raised in Troy, where he and his family still reside. Redick and his wife Kati have a 2 year old daughter named Emma, who keeps them on their toes. Redick maintains a LEED Green Associate status for sustainable design. He is also Vice President of Homes by Bruns, specializing in custom home construction, additions, and renovations. Redick enjoys golf, mountain biking, and vacationing to his family’s lake houses in Tennessee and Canada.

Stoney Crest Building Lots Available for Purchase via Sealed Bid Auction

August 12, 2011

Over 60 building lots are available for purchase via a Sealed Bid
Auction in the beautiful Stoney Crest Subdivision located in
Montgomery County, Ohio.

• Lot sizes: 0.23 to 0.50 acres
• School District: Vandalia Butler
• Amenities: Community playground, landscaped, green spaces, & gazebos
• Covenants: All lot purchases must adhere to the Stoney Crest covenants

New Year Brings New Improvements on Grand Lake St. Marys

February 2, 2011

Thanks to the efforts of the Grand Lake St. Marys Restoration
Commission, and the promised efforts from Governor Kasich to fix
Grand Lake St. Marys, things are looking up for the businesses
and families who live in the towns that surround the lake. The
hope is that activity on the lake will return to normal in 2011, after
dealing with the problems caused in 2010, by the blue green
algae.

Lake sediment dredging will sharply increase, treatment facilities
in three of the lake’s major feeder creeks will be installed and
water treatment with alum will begin as soon as possible. Other
actions will be: to protect prized game fish while removing less
desirable fish like carp which stir up and release phospherous in
lake sediment, and to replace one old dredge and add a third
dredge, with the hopes of potentially creating wetland islands in
the lake with the dredged material. click to read more
In 2010, the Grand Lake St. Marys Restoration Commission was
able to fund and/or begin the following projects to improve the
quality of Grand Lake St. Marys:

• installation of Airy Gators and Streamside Collections units designed to increase constant aeration to sediment layers and remove sand, and silt particulates from streams prior to entering the lake

• monitoring of water and data collection by Wright State University with Battelle Institute validating changes in biology and lake chemistry

• formation of public and private partnerships with state departments with direct concern to activities in the GLSM watershed

• promotion of agriculture conservation and nutrient management

• seeking of grants to help fund the improvement projects on the lake