Released on: August 12, 2008, 11:31 am

Press Release Author: Robert Lipply

Industry: Real Estate

Press Release Summary: HGTV\'s House Hunters show came to the Tampa Bay area and
filmed in Trinity FL.

Press Release Body: Trinity, FL - Cable TV show House Hunters of HGTV which features
homeowners buying and selling homes has come to the Tampa Bay Florida area.
Producers of the show chose Trinity of Pasco County as their target city due to its
vast appeal and strong growth over the past few years. They also chose Joe Gibbons,
Realtor, who specializes in selling Trinity Real Estate, and works with one of the
top Tampa Bay real estate teams. Lipply Real Estate, lead by Robert Lipply, Assoc.
Broker, with Remax Realtec Group, has an outstanding track record for high volume in
the Tampa Bay area as well as ranking in the top 100 Realtors for the entire state
of Florida.

Initially airing on August 14, 2008 at 10:00 pm on HGTV, television viewers can
watch as Mr. and Mrs. Marcus McCollum as they hire Joe Gibbons to sell their current
home in the Fox Wood Subdivision of Trinity. Priced well and groomed for the
pickiest buyer, the McCollum's home sold quickly at top dollar in the midst of the
tough real estate market in 2007. Once under contract, the team set out for its
home buying adventure with a long wish list and a small geographic area in which to
find their dream home. "We want to stay in our Fox Wood Subdivision", Ivis told Joe
Gibbons, who also lives in Trinity, "We have so many friends here; they have become
our family", added Marcus. After viewing over 20 homes, the couple found the ideal
house. It really wasn't a hard decision after all and Ivis and Marcus knew the
moment they entered this particular home that they had found it, even though the
House Hunters show reveals three possible homes as choices during the 30 minute
show, trying to stir up curiosity and indecision in the television audience.

Ivis and Marcus, along with their two young sons, were ready for the challenge of
re-enacting their home search for the House Hunters filming crew. It was a lot of
work, and a huge sacrifice in terms of time lost from work - all at a stressful time
of moving. Asked why they volunteered to star in the show, they both agreed, "We
want to do this for our boys." "They are young now, but it will be a great thing for
them to have when they grow up", said Ivis who never broke a sweat during filming.
And, that was the whole premise around the McCollum family buying a bigger home as
well. They wanted something better for their children, something more than they had
when they were growing up. They definitely found it and they didn't have to venture
away from Fox Wood of Trinity.

More information and pictures of the homes can be found at
www.Trinity-Florida-Real-Estate.com.


Web Site: http://www.trinity-florida-real-estate.com

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Palm Harbor, FL 34685

727-459-7290

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