The entire nation has been struggling with rising gas prices and that includes Austin. Thankfully the gas prices in Austin are a little lower than in other parts of the nation. (According to a recent report, the National average recently jumped to $3.96 per gallon while the average gallon of gas in Austin was $3.83.) Still, prices are much higher than they were just a year ago and that can be a factor when deciding on a home to purchase.
We have been seeing lots of new condos and townhomes being developed in the Central Austin area, and numerous high rise condo towers are being constructed in the downtown core. The downtown residential development is a trend that has been in place for several years now, but rising fuel costs just give buyers one more…
Austin is home to a great variety of cultural and natural opportunities. From magnificent natural landforms to man made attractions, Austin is a great place to learn about history an science while still having a good time.
The Candle Factory
Learn how candles are made at The Candle Factory. Here, guests can watch as basket candles and satin-finished tapers are created.
Historic Georgetown
The nearby historic Georgetown is one of only nationally registered historic districts. The Georgetown History and Visitor Information Center provides detailed information of the district’s history and sites.
The Chisholm Trail
The historic Chisholm Trail features eight different buildings that all date back to before the Civil War. In addition, these homes are…
The real estate market is hurting bad in some parts of the country. Southern California has been hit the hardest with skyrocketing foreclosure rates and falling prices. With the lack of buyers out there the home builders are desperate to move excess inventory. How desperate? Try “Buy one get one free!”
