Why Moving to Leander Texas Might be a BAD Idea
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- čas přidán 2. 03. 2023
- Why Moving to Leander Texas Might be a BAD Idea in 2023
Considering either moving to or living in Leander Texas? Especially with 2023 now in full swing?
Well in THIS video we talk about what you can expect from Leander Texas, the good and the bad! Things are changing quickly.
Hopefully by the end of the video we'll have helped you arrive at your own conclusion as to whether or not Leander Texas is right for you!
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"Leander is a city in Williamson and Travis counties in the U.S. state of Texas. The population was 26,521 at the 2010 census, and 62,608 at the 2019 census estimate. A suburb just north of Austin, and part of the Greater Austin metropolitan area, it was the fastest-growing city in the United States between 2018 and 2019."
"Leander was established in 1882 on land sold by the Austin and Northwestern Railroad Co. to prospective citizens. The town was named in honor of Leander "Catfish" Brown, one of the railroad officials responsible for the completion of the line.
In 1836, a company of Texas Rangers, including John J. Tumlinson Jr. established Tumlinson Fort, the first Anglo-American post in Williamson County. The post was located on Brushy Creek, four miles south of present-day Leander, and was established to protect settlers from Indian attacks. The company abandoned the post to fight in the Texas Revolution, and a few years later it was discovered, burned down by Indians."
"Leander is located at the intersection of Ranch to Market Road 2243 and US Route 183 about 22 miles northwest of Austin. Georgetown lies 5 miles to the east on Route 2243.
Leander is the center of the Leander Independent School District. Schools in the district include Leander High School, Vista Ridge High School, Cedar Park High School, Charles Rouse High School, Vandegrift High School, Tom Glenn High School, Wiley Middle School (Bernice Knox Wiley Middle School), Leander Middle School, Danielson Middle School, Henry Middle School, Running Brushy Middle School, Cedar Park Middle School, Canyon Ridge Middle school, Parkside Elementary School, Pleasant Hill Elementary School, Rutledge Elementary School, Whitestone Elementary School, Jim Plain Elementary School, and Block House Creek Elementary School, Winkley Elementary School, Reed Elementary School, Camacho Elementary (S.T.E.M.) school, Bagdad Elementary School and Monta Akin Elementary School."
"Leander is a jurisdiction member of the Capital Metropolitan Transportation Authority (Capital Metro). The northern terminus for the Capital MetroRail Red Line is located at Leander Station and Park & Ride designed by McKinney York Architects, located on U.S. Highway 183 north of Ranch to Market Road 2243. Leander Station also has access to several express bus lines, and includes a park and ride facility with 600 parking spaces."
"Residents of Austin are known as Austinites. They include a diverse mix of government employees, college students, musicians, high-tech workers, digital marketers, and blue-collar workers. The city's official slogan promotes Austin as "The Live Music Capital of the World", a reference to the city's many musicians and live music venues, as well as the long-running PBS TV concert series Austin City Limits. The city also adopted "Silicon Hills" as a nickname in the 1990s due to a rapid influx of technology and development companies. In recent years, some Austinites have adopted the unofficial slogan "Keep Austin Weird", which refers to the desire to protect small, unique, and local businesses from being overrun by large corporations. Since the late 19th century, Austin has also been known as the "City of the Violet Crown", because of the colorful glow of light across the hills just after sunset."
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We moved to Leander from Sacramento, Ca. back in 2015 and we truly liked the open land and quiet neighborhoods. The drive to Austin wasn't bad at all honestly and the drive was fairly quick. Leander is a nice place to live if you are looking to buy, I know there are many places to look for homes but I would say look into Summerlynn, the people there are pretty awesome and the community definitely looks out for each other. Leander is getting more expensive true but if have you kids the schools are pretty good. We experienced all levels of education there; elementary, middle school and high school and honeslty this is what helped us make our initial decision to move to Leander.
We moved out of Leander and we are currently living in the neighboring city Cedar Park which we love just the same. Still a small town feeling but with more access to pretty much everything you need. For people coming from metropolitan cities this might be more what your looking for though. Small city with some big city amenities.
Glad to hear Summerlyn is nice, illegals moved into my neighborhood because of all the rentals these days and there is no peace and quiet.
From living around the area for over 20 years, people in Cedar Park migrated to Leander then migrated to Liberty Hill, and Liberty Hillers have started migrating to Lampasas 😂
Westlake, Eanes school district is top notch but…. Multi millions needed and a Psychiatrist for your kiddos when they can’t understand why they can’t have a bmw or a g wagon for their 16th bday.
Property taxes are 10k and up annually in Leander for the newer homes
Moved to Leander in 2016. Overcrowded, horrible traffic, no restaurants except fast food, terrible grocery stores, terrible commute into Austin, high taxes…. What more can I say…
Really random. This video popped on my feed.
I’m from Leander and man back in the day it was amazing!! Just open land but now it’s become a big place to move. New buildings everywhere
I even went to LHS 😅
My wife and I moved to Leander in 2020 just as the Covid-19 was gaining strength. We moved to Texas from Virginia after selling our home there. We stayed at an Airbnb close to the university and spent about 3-4 weeks looking for a house. My father retired from the AF here so my high school and college days were almost normal. After graduation and getting my commission we moved off but always came back to Austin to visit family and friends. I watched Austin grow so it was a natural fit to retire from my first career and move on to career two. The housing market had yet to explode but the fuse was set. We calculated the drives from various locations and settled on a new home in Leander. We could get to downtown in 20 minutes depending on traffic, to my job in the same, Lake Travis 15-20 minutes, campus 20+ minutes. The tram from Leander combined with the many bypass traffic options sold us.
still better than Pflugerville.
Great info. Considering investing there next!
All of us in south Texas are past fed up with big city folk bringing big city crap with you and as we sit and laugh as your vehicles get broken into and we run you over in store parking lots lol always remember Howdy Welcome to Lonestar state now leave
bro can you please add time stamps to your videos? I want to watch them but usually don't because of no timestamps.
30 minute drive to work? Not likely!
Leander sucks there isn't shit here and way to overpriced
How do Leander schools compare to those in Massachusetts?
Where in Mass are you talking? Remember, education is a priority in the Northeast. Texas, meh.
Oh yeah, don't move to Leander. Surely you can find a better deal elsewhere.
Opinions on Dripping Springs?
@@i_brought_a_flower and definitely about 50% more expensive.
In flux with a shit ton of building going on. One lane roads. 60 min average to downtown on a good day. Lots of trumpers.
South highway 183
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Leander is depressing and boring af. It’ll be years before anything is out in that direction. Think 20-30 years. No point in moving out to the boonies if there’s nothing around you in my opinion
Have you seen the development up 183 towards liberty hill you are wrong if you don’t think it will be all urban sprawl within 5 years
@@holdenharper6189lol exactly what I was thinking too
@@ethanhumphrey2485 Yeah anyone still saying there's nothing out there hasn't driven through in a good while.
Shut up its a great idea