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How to Find a Real Estate Agent: Your Guide to Choosing the Right Partner
The Do’s, Don’ts, and How to Choose a Partner Who Truly Adds Value Buying or selling property is one of the biggest financial decisions you’ll make....
Waterline Tower: Austin’s Tallest Skyscraper and Most Anticipated Development
A New Era for Austin’s Skyline Waterline Tower isn’t just another high-rise—it’s Austin’s first super-tall skyscraper, soaring to 1,031 feet and set...
The Row (Formerly Velocity): Southeast Austin’s Newest Hub of Innovation and Community
The Row (Formerly Velocity): Southeast Austin’s...
The Zip Codes Everyone’s Talking About: Austin’s Top Spots for High-End Living
Austin has become a major hotspot for...
Q4 2023 Austin Housing Market Update
As Q4 2023 wraps up, the Austin housing market shows a dynamic shift. This update provides an in-depth analysis of current trends including changes in home prices, inventory levels, and buyer demand. We explore how economic factors and local developments are influencing market conditions, offering insights for buyers, sellers, and investors looking to navigate this vibrant market.
Austin’s South Central Waterfront: A Massive Vision for Downtown Austin Combined with Luxury Living
Austin’s real estate market continues to draw...
Why Millionaires Are Moving to Austin: A Real Estate and Lifestyle Analysis
Austin has emerged as one of the top...
Austin Takes the Lead: Unveiling the #1 Real Estate Market for Pent-Up Demand in 2024
As we enter 2024, Austin emerges as the leading real estate market for pent-up demand. This report unveils the factors driving Austin’s top position, from rapid population growth to a burgeoning tech industry, and examines how these elements are reshaping the local real estate landscape. Insights include market dynamics, future outlooks, and strategic tips for both buyers and sellers looking to capitalize on Austin’s booming market.
Why Rising Construction Costs, Market Stabilization, and Housing Inventory Signal Now is the Time to Buy in Austin
Austin’s real estate market is at a pivotal...
Q2 2024 Austin Housing Market Update
What happened in Q2 of 2024...
ZT Systems’ Expansion to Georgetown: Pioneering the Future of Cloud Computing and AI Manufacturing
Georgetown, located just 30 miles north of downtown Austin, is rapidly becoming a hotspot for innovation and industrial growth.
Austin Neighborhood Spotlights
Your Guide to the Best Neighborhoods in Austin
St. Edwards
Don’t let the proximity to the university fool you. Artists and ambitious young professionals are calling this neighborhood home. Most describe it as ‘homey’ and ‘neighborly’ and best of all, ‘quirky’. When outsiders think about Austin and ‘keeping it weird’ this neighborhood comes to mind.
Highland Park West
Running along Mopac and Ranch Road 2222, Highland Park West neighborhood is upscale, with most homes currently running for about 650,000+. The neighborhood is accentuated, like many communities in North Central Austin, by lush, well maintained greenery lining the streets. Highland Park West is a treat for the senses in many ways, from the diverse homes, ranging from ranch, restored mid-century and modern styles, to the excellent park space it boasts through Perry Park and Bright Leave Preserve, and the variety of high-quality food options available to its residents.
Wooten
Wooten Wooten is bounded by Burnet Road, Anderson Lane, and Research BLVD (aka hwy 183).
Old Enfield
Old Enfield, the oldest neighborhood located in Old West Austin Historic District, is a historic neighborhood with elegant homes, top performing schools, and a central location. Residents here have easy access to shopping, entertainment, amenities, and more.
Westgate
Westgate Developed in the fifties & sixties, this sweet semi-urban community is located 5 miles from downtown Austin, tucked between MoPac and Highway 71.
St. Johns
Located in northeast Austin at the intersections to Hwy. 290 and 183 and I-35, and a quick 10 minute drive to downtown Austin, the St. Johns neighborhood is one of the most affordable areas of the city. St. Johns is an older, ethnic community that resembles what Austin’s East side of years past, as they began experiencing an elevated neighborhood spirit and eventually became our once hidden jewel.
Gracywoods
Gracywoods is a charming, “small-town-feel” neighborhood attracting a lot of attention due to The Domain with it’s 5 star shopping and high class dining, resurgent Burnet Road and even a brewery movement happening close-by.
South Congress Revisited
Some Austin neighborhoods are so iconic, so representative of the unique feel of our city, that they deserve a second look. The South Congress neighborhood is home to Austinites who want a high-status address with walkable options for food, fun, and shopping.
Hancock
Situated in North Central Austin, and bordering the University of Texas campus, Hancock is a neighborhood that has some great conveniences. Striking the perfect balance between big city living and sleepy and quiet comfort.