The sweepstakes is
being run through Sunday, Nov. 7. Sale or
purchase is not necessary to be eligible for the
drawing, and consumers can participate by filling
out entry forms available at Coldwell Banker
offices and open houses or through Coldwell
Banker Onlineā¢, at www.coldwellbanker.com.
The sweepstakes is
open only to legal U.S. residents 21 or older.
Two grand prize winners will win a Cadillac
Catera from Coldwell Banker and $5,000 to be
applied toward closing costs from Cendant
Mortgage.
Eight first prize
winners will receive $2,500 to be applied toward
closing costs from Cendant Mortgage, and eight
second prize winners will receive $1,000 to be
applied toward closing costs from Cendant
Mortgage.
"The Coldwell
Banker `Drive Home A Winner' Sweepstakes makes
this fall a great time for consumers to sell a
house or buy a home," said Steve Bullard,
owner and president of Coldwell Banker Bullard
Realty.
"We are
pleased to offer the metro south community the
chance to `drive home a winner' with a brand new
Cadillac Catera and drive down the cost of buying
or selling a home with exciting cash
prizes."
Coldwell Banker
Bullard Realty has offices at 238 Stockbridge
Rd., Jonesboro; 103 Jonesboro Rd., McDonough; 658
West Third Street, Jackson; 1968-A Ga. Highway 54
West, Fayetteville (just outside the eastern city
limits of Peachtree City); 7582 Ga. Highway 85,
Riverdale; and on Ga. Highway 34 East, Newnan
(just west of the Thomas Crossroads
intersection).
The company, which
early last year announced a franchise agreement
with Coldwell Banker after operating for more
than 40 years as Bullard Realty Company,
currently has approximately 270 sales associates.
Coldwell Banker Real Estate Corporation, a
subsidiary of Cendant Corporation, franchises
nearly 3,000 independently owned and operated
real estate offices with more than 70,000 sales
associates throughout North America, the
Caribbean, Singapore and Central America. The
firm has operated in North America for more than
90 years.






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