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- Austin Real Estate Market: 3rd Quarter 2009 by Austin Texas Real Estate Blog on Oct 13, 2009
The Austin real estate market tightened slightly during the 3rd quarter of 2009. Inventory for Austin as a whole is balanced - with a level of 5.7 months of supply. This is down from 6.3 months of supply at the end of the 2nd Quarter. However, throug...
- Jumbo Loans: Back in the Game by Austin Texas Real Estate Blog on Jul 26, 2009
Our analysis of the Austin real estate market for 2nd Quarter, 2009, revealed an elevated inventory of upper end homes. The sluggishness in this market segment has been due in part to higher rates and tougher requirements for jumbo mortgages. This Q...
- Jumbo Loans: Stepping Back to the Future by Austin Texas Real Estate Blog on Jul 26, 2009
Our analysis of the Austin real estate market for 2nd Quarter, 2009, revealed an elevated inventory of upper end homes. The sluggishness in this market segment has been due in part to higher rates and tougher requirements for jumbo mortgages. This Q...
- Did you Buy a Home in 2008? by Austin Texas Real Estate Blog on Jan 9, 2009
If so, then it is time to file your homestead exemption form in Texas. To be eligible for the Homestead Exemption for 2009, you must have lived in your home on January 1 of 2009. You should receive an application in the mail from the Tax Appraisal D...
- Austin Real Estate Market by Austin Texas Real Estate Blog on Oct 16, 2008
The Austin real estate market is considered one of the best in the country. Our real estate market is supported by a fundamentally strong job market. Job growth is driven by an educated work force, reasonably priced housing, and the overall desirab...
- Concrete Experiences - Part 1 by Austin Texas Real Estate Blog on Mar 8, 2008
Using the concrete slab as the finished floor of the house is a choice we have made several times, and will be happy to make again. I love the idea of using a structural element as a finish material. Why add a costly layer of carpet, tile, wood or...
