CityBlogUSA

Now you can blog your favorite city or hometown, including every city in the great State of Alaska through the AlaskaBlogPage.com site and all of the cities in each of the 50 United States.

According to its Founder, Donald Teel, the CityBlog Network is a blogging network dedicated to the residents of each city.  “Delivering the blogging network to each community was the essential first step in allowing residents who live in the cities of America to tell others what is good about their favorite cities and home towns…after all, who knows more about a city than the people who liver there?, said Teel.

Alaskans can become Authors and post information about jobs, weather, lifestyles, real estate, health care, schools and even local politics.

The CityBlogUSA Network allows businesses to advertise in their local cities and to post information about their products and service free-of-charge.  Real estate professionals can play a role by becoming the exclusive real estate and relocation expert for their city.

See CityBlog Alaska by accessing www.AlaskaBlogPage.com where you can access the blogs for Anchorage, Juneau, Fairbanks, Ketchikan and every other city in Alaska.

Pearson Pond Luxury Inn & Adventure Spa in Juneau is Offered For Sale

Pearson’s Pond Luxury Inn and Adventure Spa is among Alaska’s most picturesque retreats in a major visitor destination area.

Located in Juneau, Alaska’s capital city, this relaxed eco mini-resort is nestled amid pristine temperate rain forests, framed by spectacular Mendenhall glacier.

Includes acre of lake/rainforest, 7 guest units: (5 guest suites, 2 off-site condominiums) and private 2+br/2-ba executive owners home.

Accommodations vary, all include private bath, kitchen/ette, entry and sitting area. Some enjoy fireplace, premium 4-poster beds, water view balcony, double or single Jacuzzi, 1 bedroom apartment with full amenities. 

Public areas include dock, hot tubs, gym, massage studio, casual atrium & dining lounges, gazebos & healing waterfall garden, campfire.

The inn’s 18 year success is core business, supported by condos. Innkeepers also book tours ( kayaking, glacier cruise, whale watching, bear viewing, etc, and intimate adventure weddings for guests, facilitating longer stays for substantial income, profit.

Alaska ‘s Only AAA Four Diamond Award and Select Registry property, 2008 Top 10 Romantic Inns, 1,000 Places to See (U.S.–Canada) Before You Die. Excellent media/community relations & web position. 

Sales/profits continue to grow annually. Gross sales (all divisions) in 2008: $ 583,616. Room sales at Inn up 22% since 2006. 2008 net operating cash flow $ 315,000, an increase of 11% over 2007. Cash flow surges during summer, but it strong year round.

Juneau named #11 in U.S. Best Places to Live, with mild weather, healthy recreation environment, economy.

Profitable investment. Turnkey 5,500+ SF,  advance deposits/bookings, less commissions; training. Confidentiality agreement, pre-qualification required.

Offered for sale by Diane and Steve Pearson.  Please email or call 907-789-3772 for details.  Visit this on the web.

4,000 Square Feet Anchorage Real Estate Home

Here’s a sample property brought to you by Prudential Jack White/Vista Real Estate.

This 4,700+ square foot home offers ifference with distinction!

This property has been beautifully remodeled from room to room and is nestled in a neighborhood that exemplifies an exceptional pride of ownership.

Open spaces throughout, bathe this property’s interior with huge doses of light that filll the 9 and 10 foot ceiling height rooms with an amazing glow.

Built in 2002 this property has an incredible kitchen with all the bells and whistles including 4 ovens, granite countertops, cherry cabinets and a lot more!

Other features include travertine flooring, huge master bedroom with views and fireplace, a den or office option and a very classy entertainment basement.  Need an exapansive garage?  This home has a three-car garage.

To learn more about this property and others call 1-907-273-SALE (7253).

View home location and amenities of the area.

If you are thinking about relocating to Alaska, you may want to consider preview the Alaska Department of Labor website where you can search for and research various employment opportunities in Alaska.

Another avenue to explore would be to blog your favorite cities in Alaska by visiting the Alaska CityBlog Network where you can sign up to author and post questions about jobs, health care, schools, real estate, sports and lifestyles in any city in Alaska!

According to this article, Alaska will add approximately 40,000 jobs between 2009 and 2011.

Life in Alaska is more than fishing, hunting and outdoor living. After all, have we forgotten the Alaskan pipeline and the huge controversy over the extraction of natural gas, oil and other resources from Alaska’s huge reserves. It’s the subject of national debate.

Life in Alaska is like life just about anywhere. Life is made up of individuals and families living life to the fullest.

have you been considering a move to Alaska. Let us help with your real estate and relocation needs. Contact e-Partner Real Estate Services and we will put you in touch with the best real estate professionals in Alaska who can help you with your move. Call 1-877-380-1000.

Anchorage is Alaska’s largest city. It is the way in and the way out of Alaska, so to speak.

With about one-half of the State’s population, Anchorage is a draw for tourism and business.

The city is situation in Southcentral Alaska triangle made up of  Cook Inlet, the junction of Knik and Turnagain Arms and the Chugach Mountains.

Anchorage is spread out over about 2000 square miles, which make up the actual city limits. 

You can rent a car or, if you are wanting to recreate you can rent a recreational vehicles in Anchorage.

Roadways will take you to Seward (127 miles), Denali National Park (237 miles) and Fairbanks (357 miles). 

From Anchorage, bus service is available to some locations around the state. The Alaska Railroad carries many people to places like Seward. to the south and Denali and Fairbanks.

Hunters, fishermen and sightseers find their way out of Anchorage to almost any remote area of Alaska.

Anchorage is the starting point for the world famous Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race in March of each year.  The Iditarod is one of the most historic winter sports events in the world.

If you are thinking about relocation to Anchorage, contact e-Partner Real Estate Services at 1-877-380-1000, a national real estate and relocation company that can identify the best sources for real estate nationally.

Juneau continues to attract new residents and real estate values are some of the most affordable in the state of Alaska.  Just ask the residents by blogging with them in the Juneau City Blog.

How many cities in Alaska?  You tell us!

Juneau is located on the upper Inside Passage in Southeast Alaska,  and about 600 miles from Anchorage and 900 miles from Seattle as the crow flies (or, we should say, as the planes fly!).

The US Census Bureau puts the population estimate at just 31,200 so, there is plenty of room for you!

The history of Juneau tells us it had its start as a gold-mining community in the year 1880 and by 1900 it was the capital of Alaska when Alaska was adminted to the union as a state in 1959.

Don’t even try to rent a car!  Juneau has no highway in or out to the reset of Alaska!  Kind of nice, in a way.  You don’t have to be concerned with trucks, cars and motorcycles coming and going. 

When in Juneau you can see some of the most popular sites including the Mt. Roberts tram, the Alaska State Museum, the Mendenhall Glacier and the local salmon hatchery.  You can also fish on your own or join one of the local fishing expeditions.

You can see the area from the air by joining one of the local flightseeing adventures.  You can fishing, hike and camp.

Juneau has its own slate of annual events, including Gold Rush Days (June 26-27), of course a 4th of July celebration (July 3-4), something called the Golden North Salmon Derby (Aug. 20-22) and a whole lot more!

When you visit Juneau, Alaska bring your umbrella and a rain coat. It can be wet a lot of the time with montly rains hitting as high as 7 inches in September and average summer high temperatures in the 50s with lows in the 40s.

Transportation in and out of Juneau is by air, boat and the Alaska ferry system that connects Juneau to other Southeast Alaka communities.

Good news! Alaska Airlines provides daily jet service in and out of Juneau and other plane companies provide service to nearby cities.

How cold is it in Anchorage?

What’s the temperature in Juneau in July?

What happens if you are canoeing like these people and you flip over? How cold is the water?

Most people think of Alaska as all ice, always cold and engulfed in intolerable weather conditions.  It’s not.  We’ve been there and fished near Anchorage in warm weather!

If weather has ever kept you from exploring Alaska, you might want to consider joining the Alaska CityBlog Network, where you can blog about any city in Alaska and simply ask the people who live here.

A scene like this is one that makes the idea of becoming environmentally aware (even sensitive) a piece of cake.

Alaska’s marine life is a national treasure and the University of Alaska Southwest offers studies in Marine Biology, where one can study amidst the reality of the marine environment.

Living in Alaska can create an awareness of things precious.  Relocating to Alaska involves finding your perfect community, lifestyle and yes, piece of real estate.

Whether it is Anchorage, Juneau or Ketchikan, this site can help you by allowing you to search for real estate, study Alakan cities and blog with residents through AlaskaBlogPage.com.

This site and all of its Alaka connections can help you find the perfect Alaska City, home, land or other special place to live.

Alaska’s population (about 600,000) is no measure of its size and certainly no indicator of the diversity one can find with respect to its expansive beauty.

Having flown from Anchorage to the back country, I know the profound beauty that seems almost endless. 

If you are thinking of relocation to Alaska, it might be a good idea to blog with the residents via AlaskaBlogPage.  Or, if you prefer, you can find a lot of information by visiting and interacting with this site.