Fulton Is Company, PTC Office Agent Leader For Bullard

Minka Fulton is the March Individual Agent Leader both companywide and for the Peachtree City/Fayette County office of Coldwell Banker Bullard Realty.

Frances Hess was the month's No. 2 producer for the Peachtree City office, and Donna Lasseter was No. 3.

Michelle Munda of the Griffin/Spalding County office was the company's No. 2 individual producer, and Tammi Lamb of the McDonough/Henry County office was No. 3.

Fulton, who has been in real estate for 12 years, joined the Bullard organization as a result of its recent merger with Coldwell Banker Fulton Realty Associates.

A member of the Fayette County Board of Realtors, Fulton holds the GRI and E-Pro designations and is a Certified Previews Property Specialist. A member of the Million Collar Club since 1996, she has attended several Coldwell Banker conventions and earned a Bullard Certificate of Merit for 2007.

Fulton has a B.B.A. in marketing and is a member of Christ Our Shepherd Lutheran Church and the Rotary Club of Peachtree City.

She and her husband Mike, who live in Fayette County, have one daughter, Lauren, 6.

TWO DECORATED TOWNHOME MODELS NOW OPEN IN JOHNS CREEK WALK

Two decorated model homes have opened in the townhome area of Johns Creek Walk, a new mixed-use community in North Fulton County.

Professionally decorated by award-winning DEI (Design Environments Inc.), the models are open Mondays through Saturdays from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sundays from 1-6 p.m. A grand opening agents event is planned for Tuesday, Feb. 26.

The clubhouse in Johns Creek Walk is designed to replicate a 1940s movie theater, with showtimes Mondays through Saturdays from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sundays from 1-6 p.m. Through Tuesday, Feb. 12, each visiting agent who previews or shows prospects the townhomes receives a gift of movie theater concessions, such as Raisinettes, Goobers, Hershey bars, Coca-Cola or popcorn and a chance to win a weekly drawing for Regal Cinema gift card passes.

The model homes are Richard Aaronson Signature Homes' Artisan and Craftsman plans. The Artisan is a three-bedroom plus bonus room, three and one-half bath plan, while The Craftsman is a four-bedroom, three and one-half bath plan with the master suite downstairs. The model homes serve as a showcase for the latest color palettes, fabrics and textures, cutting edge design features, layouts, building materials, and other items. The 44 townhomes range in price from the low $300,000s to the low $400,000s.

Johns Creek itself is one of the metro Atlanta newest cities, and in order to help meet the demand for great new neighborhoods there, Atlantic Realty Partners, an Atlanta-based developer of mixed-use communities, is now building Johns Creek Walk. Meg Thompson, broker for Johns Creek Walk Realty, which is handling the residential sales there, pointed out that the community is North Fulton County's first true live, work and play neighborhood, offering a unique blend of sophisticated manor homes, Arts and Crafts-inspired townhomes, luxury rentals and specialty retail.

The 26-acre community will have a mix of housing choices, including the townhomes as well as 17 custom-built single-family manor homes, which are 50 percent sold out, and 210 luxury apartments with condominium-grade finishes when complete. Built by Cliftwood-Johns Creek LLC, the single-family Manor homes are priced starting in the low $500,000s.

The builders in Johns Creek Walk are currently offering purchasers a $10,000 buyer incentive.

Amenities currently in place include a swimming pool with outdoor kitchen and cabana, state-of-the-art fitness center, 24-hour Wi-Fi equipped cyber cafe', business center, pocket parks, pond with ambient water feature, sidewalks on both sides of the streets, park benches, period streetlights and sign posts.

The on-site agent in the the sales center, where the telephone number is 678-261-7587.
To reach Johns Creek Walk, take Ga. 400 north to Exit 13/Georgia 141, and turn right. Stay straight when the road becomes Medlock Bridge. The community is on the right at the intersection of Medlock Bridge and Bell Road.