Local realtors were recently honored for their success in selling homes in the Village of Baxter. For each home sold in the neighborhood between January 1, 2002 and December 5, 2002, realtors received “Baxter Bucks”, a $500 cash bonus paid by Clear Springs Development Company/Baxter Village and the builder of the homes sold.

“We want realtors to know that we appreciate their hard work and their enthusiasm in promoting Baxter Village,” says Kerri Robusto, Marketing
Director for Clear Springs Development Company. “Baxter is such a unique neighborhood, and these realtors have been instrumental in spreading the word about our community.”

“The Village of Baxter sold itself to my client. All I had to do was show it. It’s just a wonderful community that immediately feels like home,” says Gail Redmond of Allen Tate Realty.

Due to an ice storm and resulting power outages, Baxter was unable to host a planned Baxter Bucks Cash-In Celebration party. However, bonuses were sent to each Realtor to be honored, along with a “lucky bamboo” plant as a symbol of continued good fortune and prosperity.
The following received Baxter Bucks: Cathy Frye, Jeri Alexander, Jackie Fling, Diane Mowery, Sherri Stinecipher, Amy Bovender, Ann Langman, Gaylene Price and Gail Redmond of Allen Tate; Dallas Jamison of CD Realty; Barbara Ferguson of Century 21 - First Choice; Dale Cranford, Nancy Alexander and Beth Smith of Coldwell Banker; Kathy Miller of Coldwell Banker Stepp Tuttle; Laurie Schweikert of Cottingham Chalk; Michael Nestor of Dickens Mitchener; Mary Atkinson of First Properties; Carl Fochler of ERA Panther Realty; Linda Ritchie, Winnsie Apple and Steve Honaker of Prudential Carolinas; Tammy Thompson, Kent VanSlambrook, Julie VanSlambrook, Elaine Eschert and Kevin Holder of ReMax; Darryle Lewis of Rinehart Realty; and John Springsteed of Springsteed Realty.

Clear Springs Development Company specializes in residential and commercial project development. The Village of Baxter, a 1033-acre traditional neighborhood, blends the architectural charm and sense of community of the past with the technology and convenience of today--all in an environmentally sound manner designed specifically to enhance the Fort Mill area. Located off Interstate 77 at Exit 85, Baxter currently features an elementary school, Urgent Care Center, public library, over 400 acres of open space with miles or trails and numerous parks, a Community Center, and a full-time Activities Director. Baxter will ultimately have 1,325 homesites.

For more information Baxter Village, visit www.villageofbaxter.com, or call toll free (877) 570-HOME or (803) 802-TOWN. The Baxter Information Center is located at the neighborhood's main entrance off Highway 160 and Interstate 77 at Exit 85.