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D.R. Horton sucks

Are golf carts permitted in Easton Park community?

Do not move here

Local austinite here, don't move to San Marcos it's too far, Rudenberg montoples lamar are by far the most dangerous neighborhoods so dont move anywhere near there.

Hello

My son lives in Leander, texas

Hi there

Will Leander be hit by the coming storm

W hat is the current weather report!

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I was in Austin in 1966. Beautiful small town then. Saw The Graduate at the drive-in. Now? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 😢

Does this house have a pantry?

I know it’s not technically a suburb but Wells Branch is gorgeous…(in North West Austin)

Great info about suburbs! Good time to buy a new home builds in Ausitin suburb (Manor, Leander and Pflugerville) during winter or next spring? I wonder how stacking up inventories will affect to new home builds.. probably another 10% decrease in winter?

You didn’t tell the name of that community in Kyle with the builders Highlsnd, Perry, Coventry and toll brothers next door. What community is it?

i just watched your other video about this from a year ago and said to myself: wonder how it is now! great content.

Great video!! Just wondering how is the build quality of this builder? I read a lot of bad reviews about MI homes.

I live in Leander. I'm looking for an escape plan. They're overbuidling, ruining the land, and there's only a few grocery stores. There is NOTHING to do, frickin' nothing. Toll roads are horrible. I hate it here.

I think it is fair to say we have a balanced market, but a lot of people are priced out. Inventory is high, but I think it is fair to say the inventory is still moving. I agree with what you say about the rates, but I am not sure I would have bought down my rate to 5.87 for 2%. People on both extremes are probably wrong the ultra bulls and ultra bears. I think somewhat flat, modest gains or modest losses in likely short term, and modest to moderate growth is likely very long term. I don't have the risk aversion to buy sight unseen. I think some people underestimate the traffic and drive time unless you are near the CBD or you actually time the drive to places you go to a lot. One of my criteria was 10 min drive or less to my parents, brothers, or uncle's since I visit a lot. I found this, and I timed it 6+ times - don't believe google maps for commute times. Consider the very low end market of the Austin proper there is a quite a bit in the 300-350k range, but they do have downsides. 70 at 300k as of today, but almost all have below average schools/neighborhood stats, but 5 and those 5 need work, are flips or are ultra outdated or a combination.

There's actually 70 single residence homes in Austin proper below 300k. Most are east of i-35, and all are east of mopac. This includes used homes. If you filter it to 2010 or newer it is still 23 homes. Some of the locations are not ideal for schools or crime, but I don't Austin is as bad as some other larger cities. If you remove the 2010 filter, and require 5/10 schools or better, you are left with 5 homes, so keep that mind, and one is surprisingly in 78750 - central north Austin, but is super outdated and sold by the owner. So consider Austin proper, but you will need to make different sacrifices versus the suburbs this video described. The biggest advantage is likely these areas are mostly built up and less vulnerable to new constructions, and are more developed as a community. The downsides are neighborhood rep, much better commute times to the CBD, most of these homes are average schools or worse, and same goes for crime. I would try to filter to close to the average for these and you still have a few. Going up to 350k to 375k alleviates a lot of this. At 350-375, older options in NW Austin are possible with good crime stats and schools, but it will be smaller and older. Since this video was made, there is also more vulnerability in the south due to Tesla layoffs, new constructions and higher inventories. The market overall has soured a bit, but I think it is now a balanced market, but the softer areas are starting to crack.

I'm diggin the beard and the hat Julio. Killer deals in Kyle no doubt

go back ! where you came from !!!!!!

Any new house without HOA?

I lived in San Francisco, and now I've noticed that the same liberal policies that ruined San Francisco are now ruining Austin, the changes being implemented aren't going to end well. Austin is great otherwise, if it goes socialist it'll go the way of SF, and that would be tragic

I would love to own that beautiful starter home....wow! Just beautiful!!

Is there such a thing as a home under 200k, in the country but within 45 min from Austin?

traffic has made it so hard to get around for fun, work, etc. it won't get better anytime soon

I’ll say this, it’s still a very diverse and happy place to be. The boardwalk all around the lake is awesome and train is expanding. I love it. Summer is tough but you have a culture around it. Pools everywhere huge free pools, movies in pools and moonlit nights at Barton creek and even aerobics cocktail hours it’s fun.

He talks about I 35 and shows congress avenue

Austin isn’t weird, it’s full of gerbil jammers & ppl who don’t know what they are

The Austin mayor and city council are ruining Austin!!!

I was trying to follow along with your points but I have to advise you to NOT include a competing background soundtrack that distracts the viewer from clearly hearing and 'listening' to what you're trying to teach, You're not alone; for some reason it's become trendy to pick a secondary music soundtrack to play along with the audio portion but for many of us it's not only unnecessary but it's actually in the category of distracting noise.

Not trying to be political, but do people really want to be like other blue cities?

sitting area in master should be used as a Walk through closet. just an idea

Fantastic home

I’m looking at new construction currently - any recommended builders?

Excellent video. What about crime? On Fox News took Austin Police Department two and a half hours to show up to a drunk driver accident. Austin is 500 Police Officers short and it is up to the citizens to protect themselves!

Austin... I was there last week, HOUSE PRICING ARE WAY OVER PRICE.. /. Prices is coming down, BUILDERS ARE HURTING TO GET RID OF.. Not only that but HOA + State tax is killing peoples.

Left Austin in early 2000s. It was already starting to suck. It was an awesome hippy college town. South Congress was lined with taxidermists. Small, local business predominant.

Tri Pointe has some beautiful homes.

Muy buenos videos te felicito, en algún momento me gustaría comprar en esta área

Great video! Thanks for the info.

What is the interest rate as of now? And do you know what is a good option for kindergarten around this area?

I am surprised they didn't tag the 'LOVE HATE' statue.

Austin has become the toilet bowl of California.

Manor ? Cedar park? Manor East Village has a $1B project, 20min from dt austin, close to domain, Samsung, dell, the pitch…….

Love this video. Love that you show us on the map. Suggestion for future videos is to show 2 maps on screen. One zoomed into where you are talking about and another smaller on to show zoomed out so we can see how far away from downtown Austin. Thank you!

Im a 1st time homebuyer coming from Mi and looking at Kyle/Buda. Best lenders to look for?

DON’T MOVE TO AUSTIN!!! I moved to Austin in 1971 to attend the University of Texas. The city was a paradise. Imagine this: 250,000 population with 50,000 college students and the main employers in the city were the University of Texas and a state government controlled by Democrats. We were the ‘liberal’ oasis inside of conservative Texas. Rents were cheap. I rented my first apartment for $200 per month. There was lots of live music, restaurants, and other fun things to do. People were easy-going, welcoming, and friendly. Traffic was quite reasonable. Rush hour lasted about 30 minutes. You could be the only car on a major thoroughfare. For me it was the perfect city-small enough to get around and escape but big enough to provide everything you needed. Now just the opposite is the case. The population of Austin is pushing 1,000,000 and the entire metro-population is almost 2,500,000. We are still struggling to get by on the road system that was largely in place when I moved here, and all the modern improvements to the road system turn out to be toll roads. We have a continuous rush hour that never stops. It can take hours to get to and from work and going anywhere between 7 o’clock in the morning until about 8 or 9 o’clock at night can be a very aggravating experience. Don’t think that public transportation will offer relief. Expect public transportation to take twice as long because the buses are stuck in the same traffic as the cars and giant ‘man’ trucks. That’s why drivers in Austin drive very aggressively and are angry all the time. Housing is very expensive and continues to go up. My friends that rent are paying $1700 to $1800 per month for one bedroom apartments. Soon their rents will be above $2000 per month. Wages are low. After all, Texas is a ‘right to work’ southern state. If you don’t have an elite high-tech job, expect to live in poverty. Live entertainment still exists but expect to be packed in like sardines and driving for hours in heavy traffic to get there and later to escape. Austin’s ‘liberality’ is eroding in a very hateful and draconian state. So, don’t expect to be welcomed if you move here. People trapped in a city that doesn’t work for them with no relief in sight resent the people that move here and just make things worse.