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Crazy Weather from Coast to Coast
Posted at Austin Real Estate Blog by Ki Gray
November 15th, 2009 7:19 pm
Tagged with: austin mls, austin real estate, central texas drought, drought, el nino, flooding, lake levels, texas, weather
After an exceptionally hot, dry summer, the rain has finally come to Central Texas. Just how much rain will it take to alleviate the current drought conditions? Considering this is the worst drought... [Read More]
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Real Estate Really Is "Hyperlocal"
Posted at Austin Area Real Estate by Bill Morris
November 2nd, 2009 6:50 pm
Tagged with: austin, market analysis, market conditions, market price, market value, real estate, texas
Even with a single local market, conditions can vary directly even in adjacent neighborhoods. Here is an example, using three Austin, Texas area golfing neighborhoods for discussion.
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Texas Vote -- November 3, 2009
Posted at Austin Area Real Estate by Bill Morris
November 2nd, 2009 6:44 pm
Tagged with: appraisal, eminent domain, public beach, real estate, texas
On Tuesday November 3, 2009 the Texas ballot will include several proposed amendments to the state constitution. Vote YES for these.
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Austin is Festival Central
Posted at Austin Real Estate Blog by Ki Gray
November 1st, 2009 8:39 pm
Tagged with: acl, austin, austin film festival and conference, austin texas real estate, movies, music, sxsw, texas
Austin is well known for the South By Southwest Music and Media Conference and Festival each spring and the Austin City Limits Music Festival each fall. But music isn't the only thing putting Austin... [Read More]
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Migration to TEXAS
Posted at MartiP. Moments by Marti Pattinson
October 24th, 2009 7:41 pm
Categorized in: Market
Tagged with: affordable, market, neighborhoods, population, positve, texas, trends
Real estate market in most areas of Texas continue to thrive. Positve growth in population makes Texas one of the most affordable markets in the nation.
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The Pleasures of the South First Street Area in Austin Texas
Posted at Austin Real Estate Blog by Ki Gray
September 14th, 2009 11:19 pm
Tagged with: austin, austin neighborhoods, austin real estate, neighborhoods, shopping, south first street, texas
The South First Street area has become a vibrant community lately, especially for pedestrians and bicyclists, since it is so densely packed with new establishments and businesses. The area is very uni... [Read More]
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La Mirada, Southlake Texas Luxury Development by Broadstone Custom Homes
Posted at Southlake Texas Homes For Sale, Southlake Realty by Brandon Litaker
September 13th, 2009 10:28 pm
Tagged with: custom home builder, custom homes, developments, luxury homes, new construction, southlake, texas
La Mirada in Southlake is a new development with lots for sale for luxury estate homes to be built by Broadstone Custom Homes.
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Broadstone Custom Homes
Posted at Southlake Texas Homes For Sale, Southlake Realty by Brandon Litaker
September 13th, 2009 8:30 pm
Tagged with: builder, colleyville, custom, developer, home, keller, southlake, texas, tx, westlake
Find more about what makes a home a Broadstone Custom Home and why you should consider Broadstone Custom Homes for your next estate home construction in Southlake Texas.
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The Small Town of Del Valle
Posted at Austin Real Estate Blog by Ki Gray
August 29th, 2009 6:11 pm
Tagged with: austin, austin real estate, community, del valle, del valle real estate, history, texas, towns
During the Texas Revolution, around the year 1812, Santiago Del Valle made his way to central Texas and settled with his family on a large piece of land granted to him by the Mexican government in the... [Read More]
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The Clarksville Dog Park in Austin Texas
Posted at Austin Real Estate Blog by Ki Gray
August 8th, 2009 5:25 pm
Tagged with: animals, austin, austin homes for sale, austin real estate, clarksville, dog park, dogs, parks, texas
Clarksville, which is a historic neighborhood in central-west Austin, has a hidden jewel few people know about: the "Dog Park", as it has been known for years. Clarksville is a very eclectic community... [Read More]
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The Small Community of Hutto, Texas
Posted at Austin Real Estate Blog by Ki Gray
August 8th, 2009 5:05 pm
Tagged with: austin, austin real estate, hutto, pflugerville real estate, small towns, texas
Hutto, Texas is a small community located seven miles east of Round Rock and northeast of Austin, Texas. The current population of Hutto is estimated at around 17k residents, and Hutto has been a very... [Read More]
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