Matt Layman
Buying a Home in Austin, Texas – Step One: Get Pre-Approved for Mortgage Financing
Buying a Home in Austin, Texas – Step One:
Get Pre-Approved for Mortgage Financing
This is the first post in a series designed to get you prepared for what to expect when you are considering buying a home in the Austin area. I intend to link to the other parts as soon as they have been written.
When you are ready to begin shopping for a home to buy, it is best to start by determining how much you can afford, so that you don’t waste time with properties that are out of your price range. I realize that this is not the glamorous or exciting part to buying a home in Austin, but it is a necessity and not as painful as you may think.
Mortgage
But how do you begin?
Our team works with a trusted network of mortgage professionals who can assist you in getting pre-approved for a loan so that you can comfortably begin looking at homes with the assurance that you can obtain the proper financing. Give us a call anytime and we can provide some names to get you started. But the fact of the matter is I have ONE trusted mortgage professional that I send all of my business to because I have complete trust and confidence in his services. He has proven himself to be on top of the ball, detailed, operates out of honesty and integrity, under promises and over delivers, and always beats deadlines. His name is: Chad Mullenix an Executive Mortgage banker with LeaderOne Financial.
Chad Mullenix’s Contact Information:
Mobile: 512.657.8017
Office: 512.356.9436
Email: Chadmullenix@leader1.com
Feel free to speak to any mortgage professional that you would like to – I just happen to recommend Chad since he does such an outstanding job and operates out of the same motto as me: Service based! Like I said I have a network of trusted mortgage professionals if you desire to compare apples to oranges in regards to the fees.
Pre-Approval vs. Pre-Qualification
Generally, our mortgage contacts can help you with a pre-qualification by getting some basic information (address, social security numbers, etc.) over the phone or internet. This only takes a few minutes, including pulling your credit report.
In order to get fully pre-approved, you will be required to provide all of the normal documentation required, which would include:
* Full loan application
* 2 years of tax returns, W-2 forms
* Year-to-date pay stubs
* A couple of months’ worth of bank statements
* List of monthly debt, account numbers, minimum payments, and balance
* Address of mortgage company or landlord for past 2 years
* Driver’s license
* If VA financing is wanted, you will need your VA Certificate of Eligibility (DD214)
In Austin, most lenders will require you to pay for your credit report and property appraisal upfront. This would run $400 or thereabouts. The appraisal is a third-party assessment of the value of the home you choose.
Comparing Lenders
If you choose to purchase a new home, many builders have mortgage companies that will offer large incentives to use them. Sometimes, the offer is too good to pass up. We can help you to compare “apples to apples” by looking at the estimates provided by lenders that you speak with. A GFE (good faith estimate) is the only way to easily compare quotes. Sometimes, you might get a lower interest rate from one place, but they charge exorbitant fees. We can help you to avoid potential pitfalls.
I always require that my clients begin the loan process before we begin looking actively at homes together, in order to best spend my time and yours. Believe me, it is much more productive this way. As I have said many times to potential buyers, you would hate to find “the perfect home”, only to later realize that you won’t be able to get a mortgage for it.
If you have any questions at all, please feel free to call me anytime at 512-771-0754 (cell) or email: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
Next step – Selecting an Area of Town, including factors to consider – post coming soon!
Keep Austin Rockin’
Matthew C. Layman
Austin’s Rock’in REALTOR®
Austin Texas Homes, LLC.
Cell: 512-771-0754
mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
https://twitter.com/matthewclayman
Glen McComb Testimonial using Austin’s Rockin’ Realtor® Matthew Layman Professional Real Estate Services
Austin’s Rock’in Real Estate Agent Testimonial
Matthew Layman REALTOR®
Glen McComb shares his EXPERIENCE using Austin’s Rock’in REALTOR® Matthew Layman’s Professional Real Estate Services to sell his Downtown Austin Condo.
What do ALL Buyers and Sellers want? They want an agent that will FIGHT for the clients BEST INTERESTS and create the BEST DEAL! With Austin’s Rock’in REALTOR® Matthew Layman you get just that – a FIGHTER! An agent who’s SERVICE driven not commission driven.
Buyers want to save the most amount of money on the purchasing side and sellers want to pocket the most amount of money on the sells side. The sad reality is “most” agents not all only represent their own best interests and not the interests of the client because they want to make a bigger commission. When you work with Austin’s Rock’in REALTOR® Matthew Layman you will get a new and refreshing look into Real Estate. An actual agent that has a long term VISION of customer service where he looks out after the best interest of his clients through a service based work which promotes HAPPINESS amongst all of his clients.
Matthew Layman Austin’s Rock’in REALTOR® List your home for sale or lease with Matthew Layman. Downtown Austin Real Estate Agent Testimonial Matthew Layman. When you select your REALTOR® make sure you pick the best and an EXPERT in the local downtown and urban market. You deserve to work with Downtown Austins Rock’in Real Estate Expert and REALTOR® Matthew Layman with Austin Texas Homes, LLC. I’m never too busy for you or your referrals. I’m looking forward to serving you and your real estate needs. Feel free to email me any questions, or to schedule a showing call now: 512.771.0754
Keep Austin Rockin’
Matthew C. Layman
Austin’s Rock’in REALTOR®
Austin Texas Homes, LLC.
Cell: 512-771-0754
mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
https://twitter.com/matthewclayman
Downtown Austin Real Estate Agent
Harris Branch & Belhaven Real Estate Market Update
Harris Branch & Belhaven Real Estate Market Update: January 2012
Theirs no need to cloud the truth or fudge the numbers. Harris Branch and Belhaven has been hit with a wave of bank foreclosures. The reality of the situation is this is great news if your a buyer in Harris Branch or Belhaven but no so much good news if your a seller. This news hits close to home because not only am I Harris Branch and Belhaven’s neighborhood Real Estate expert which effects my business but I’m also your neighbor which effects my own home value. I’ve owned a house for the last four years on Cromarty Cove with my adorable puppy Maximus.
If your not in a hurry to sell your home or not in a desperate situation now is not the time. I would encourage you to hold off, hunker down, or look to rent out your property if you have to. But if you are left with no other options and you must list your home because your moving out of state then that’s a different story.
If you are currently living in Harris Branch or Belhaven and or thinking about moving into the neighborhood I would encourage you to like the Harris Branch Neighborhood fan page: http://www.facebook.com/Harrisbranch to keep up with all the local news and what’s happening in your neighborhood! It’s a great way to keep up with your neighbors and form better relationships.
Harris Branch and Belhaven is a beautiful master-planned community in northeast Austin just off of Highway 290 and Parmer Lane. This little sleepy community features over 2,000+ homes, and has over eight subdivisions.
* Recreational facilities
* basketball and tennis courts
* Junior Olympics-sized pool
* Jogging trails
* On-site daycare
* Lots of beautiful small lakes and ponds dot the landscape
Tech-industry workers living in Harris Branch and Belhaven can look forward to easy commutes, thanks to tech industry giants like Dell, Samsung, Applied Materials, and others. You are only 11 miles away from the University of Texas campus and Texas Memorial Stadium which is home to the UT longhorns football team. Being so close to the university makes it an attractive community to call home for the University of Texas professors, students, and alumni. Also an easy drive south in little over 12.7 miles you will be enjoying all of downtown Austin’s favorite attractions such as live music, entertainment, delicious food, and all of Austins’ famous culture and nightlife.
Now to the Numbers:
Sold during the last 120 days in Harris Branch and Belhaven (Sept, Oct, Nov, & Dec) 2011:
- 5 homes sold between Sept 1st and Dec 31st
- Median sold price: $138,000
- Median days on the market: 113 days
- Most expensive home sold: $152,000
- Median Sold $ / Sq Ft price: $67 per sq ft.
Foreclosed during the last 120 days in Harris Branch and Belhaven (Sept, Oct, Nov, & Dec) 2011:
- 6 homes sold between Sept 1st and Dec 31st
- Median sold price: $115,000
- Median days on the market: 74 days
- Most expensive home sold: $145,000
- Median Sold $ / Sq Ft price: $60 per sq ft.
Active Listings in Harris Branch and Belhaven:
- Currently active listings: 13 homes
(inventory levels favor the buyer currently)
- Median home list price: $166,630
- Median home features: 2,752 sq ft, 4 beds, 2 bath
- Median days on the market for active homes: 90 days
- Foreclosed/REO homes on the market: 2 homes
Note: Having a Buyers Market does not mean that Buyers can have their way with making super low ball offers, but it does mean sellers are going to have to be realistic and not over price their home from the start. The key to selling your home for top dollar is setting a realistic list price from day 1 by not getting greedy and over pricing your home for the first 6o-90 days and then having to drastically lower the price of your home by 10-20% after 90 days. The good news for the sellers of Harris Branch and Belhaven is typically you have two types of buyers: A) Those wanting a home that’s not bank owned (foreclosure) and B) Those wanting a bank owned property. Typically bank owned properties are in bad shape, foundations need repair, and left in bad shape, not always but typically many bank owned properties will require a lot of fixing up to bring up to a liveable standard.
If you are considering buying a home in Harris Branch or Belhaven or thinking of selling your home in Harris Branch or Belhaven – please do give me a call so we can discuss your Real Estate needs and goals. I’ve sold over 40+ homes in this neighborhood alone the last 5 years and also call this subdivision home. So not only would I be your Realtor but also your neighbor. You most likely found my blog via google search – I’m the highest rank website when you use Harris Branch and Belhaven search terms – so if your a home owner thinking of selling your home wouldn’t it make since to work the top Harris Branch Neighborhood Expert who’s ranked the highest on google and other search engines? Working with a realtor who has the highest Neighborhood search terms will mean your home will have the most amount of online visibility and by more buyers, which turns into more showing, then more offers, and finally an executed contract! 
You deserve to work with the best – call me today to discuss your Real Estate needs…
For more information on real estate in Harris Branch and other popular Austin subdivisions
contact Harris Branch #1 Neighborhood Expert,
Matthew C. Layman
Cell: 512-771-0754
Email: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
http://www.facebook.com/Harrisbranch
The Changing Face of Austin Demographics
Top Demographic Trends for Austin, TX
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Total growth and population increase during the decade:
Austin’s total growth increased incrementally over the past 50 years. During the 1960s, the total growth in Austin totaled 90,000. The numbers rose to 190,000 during the 70s and 250,000 in the 80s. By the 90s, the total growth number was almost 400,000 and in 2010, hit 466,000. The total population for the Austin-Metropolitan Area was 1,720,000 in 2010. The metropolitan area is often referred to as the Austin MSA, or the Metropolitan Statistical Area. The Austin MSA ranked third in a list of top 30 metropolitan areas ranked by percentage growth. In 2010, the City of Austin ranked 14th, just under San Francisco, for Top 30 largest cities in the country.
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A decidedly suburban tilt to the decade’s population growth:
From 2000-2010, almost 72 percent of all population growth came from the suburbs. This is a significant shift from the 1990s when the growth coming from the suburbs was only 52 percent.
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A lumpy landscape of population growth and decline within the central city:
There are various attributions to these changes, including many middle-class families fleeing from the central city to the suburbs; a big overall drop in household size; a steep increase in the cost of central-city housing, large-scale changes in the racial and ethnic makeup of many central neighborhoods; and unequal tear-downs and rebuilds in terms of total units.
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Deep urban pooling and suburban sprawling of working-class households:
The total population growth of whites was 176,000 compared to almost 200,000 Hispanics from 2000-2010.
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Significant suburbanization of African-American households:
From 2000-2010, Austin was one of the top cities where African-Americans moved to its suburbs. Other cities that made the list include Atlanta, New York, Dallas, Denver, San Jose, and Los Angeles.
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Substantial increase in international immigration:
Immigrants played a part in population growth, with 65 percent domestic migration, 28 percent natural immigration and eight percent international immigration. The domestic percentage slowed to 41 percent domestic migration, growing to 36 percent for natural immigration and 23 percent for international immigration.
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New growth numbers for the very young, baby boomers and seniors:
In 2010, the under-five age group was 122,000; there were 60,000 boomers and 19,000 seniors. Austin was one of the metro areas with the fastest growing pre-senior (age 55-64) and senior (65 and older) population from 2000-2010. Other cities on the list are Raleigh, Madison, Salt Lake City and Portland.
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The Asian boom:
From 1970 to 2010, the total Asian population grew to 82,000. Asians make up over six percent of the total Austin population, with Houston’s Asian population at 5.8 percent. The total Asian population includes 29.9 percent Indian; 23.1 percent Chinese, 15.2 percent Vietnamese, 13.0 percent other, 11.0 percent Korean, 5.4 percent Filipino; and 2.4 percent Japanese.
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Hispanics now dominating the younger cohorts:
Compared to other races under age 18, Hispanics make up 50 percent; Anglos are 31.8 percent; African-Americans are 8.3 percent; Asians 5.7 percent; and 3.3 percent are other.
Austin and its suburban cities continue to boom, with an increase in African-Americans, Hispanics, Asians, as well as the baby-boomers and seniors. It will be interesting to see how Central Texas and its populations evolve over the next decade.
This data came from City of Austin Demographer Ryan Robinson, who studies data mapping and interpretation, population change, and the rise of socioeconomic inequality.
If your thinking about visiting Austin because you are attracted to one of the many different reasons people fall in LOVE with AUSTIN - and interested in getting a closer look at the local real estate market because you seriously considering a move or relocating- I would love to be your Tour Guide & Ambassador to this special place on earth we call Austin!
The only way to get a closer look is to come visit and explore this Rock ‘in town we call Austin. The term that I’m sure you have heard: “Keep Austin Weird” is a marketing slogan but it’s also who we are – were weird because we are special and different. Unlike any other city in the world. Trust me but don’t take my word for it.. come explore and find out for yourself. That’s what I did back in 1999 I came down for a long three day weekend and three months later my bags were packed and I was officially moved in just in time to celebrate New Years in my new city! Now that I’ve lived in Austin for over 10 years I get to claim the title Austinite – it’s a title I wear proudly and so can you …. so let me help.
Just call me Cell: (512) 771.0754 or email: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com Come plant your roots in Austin …we would love to have you!
If you are all ready living in this Rock ‘in town we call Austin and looking to move-up or become a first time home buyer please give me a call. I enjoy working with locals as much as I do new folks relocating to our beloved city. I would love to assist in helping you find your next dream home or condo.
Keep Austin Rock ‘in,
Matthew C. Layman
Austin’s Rock ‘in Realtor®
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
cell: 512.771.0754
https://twitter.com/#!/matthewclayman
What makes Austin ….. Austin?!?!
Have you ever wondered what makes Austin……. Austin?!?! I have! So what is Austin’s unique equation? This is (distilled!) result of over a year’s worth of conversations and research distilled into a simple expression: Experience + Community = Scene.
Cities that have what I call Unique Ambition are:
- Boston: be smart
- Silicon Valley: be powerful
- Berkeley: live well
- NYC: be rich
- LA: be famous
- DC: be an insider
- Austin?
We have all heard Austin, TX described as: Keep Austin Weird, Live Music Capital of the World, an Open City …….
What makes Austin, TX uniquely Austin is it’s powerful social exchange!!! The scenes that make Austin are….
- Music
- Film
- Leadership
- Spirituality
- Entrepreneurship
- Fitness
- Sustainability
- Interactive
- Social Innovation
- and much more
what does all this add up to? Austin is the BE YOURSELF CITY!!! I can attest to that. When I started to follow my heart & passion a few years ago and “jump” head first into real-estate I told myself I wouldn’t be that average boring square pants Realtor ®. I would be ME!!! I’m Passionate, Unique, Driven, I’m part businessman, part nature boy …. I love music, art, fashion … I like to dress the way I want to dress! Some days I’ll throw on a suit and wear my favorite pair of chucks (converse shoes) or other days I will be wearing a comfortable pair of linen shorts or pants and a golf shirt!
I would fully commit to the person that I am and step into my Destiny …. just being me and allowing Austin to except me for me… nothing more … nothing less …. I am a faithful friend, Austin’s rock’in realtor, energetic entrepreneur, marketing maverick, passionate person, fitness fanatic, lover of life … and overall cool dude! The beauty of that experience is the city accepted me for who I am …. for what I am. And Austin will accept you for who you are …. if you want to have a tattoo, rock a mo-hawk, dye your hair pink, or wear a business suit …. Austin and it’s citizens will accept you for you … as we are the BE YOURSELF CITY!!! No judgment just acceptance!
People from all over the world are drawn and attracted to Austin because of it’s high quality of life but people also come because on a subconscious level they know they can just BE! How refreshing and empowering is that!!!
Austin is that city where your DREAMS come to LIFE! Where you truly live your dream life and career! You get to help people, make a good living, follow your passions and interests, give back to your community, and you are allowed to be yourself all at the same time without ever having to SELL out!
Watch this awesome video called: The Austin Equation by Bijoy Goswami
If your thinking about visiting Austin because you are attracted to this uplifting city motto: BE YOURSELF CITY - and interested in getting a closer look at the local real estate market because you seriously considering a move or relocating- I would love to be your Tour Guide & Ambassador to this special place on earth so please give me a call to set up an appointment to tour this wonderful place we call heaven cell: (512) 771.0754 or email: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com Come plant your roots in Austin …we would love to have you!
If you are all ready living in this Rock ‘in town we call Austin and looking to become a first time home buyer or looking to move up give me a call. I would love to assist in helping you find your next dream home.
Keep Austin Rock’in,
Matthew C. Layman
Austin’s Rock ‘in Realtor
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
cell: 512.771.0754
The quality of life is what attracts new-comers to Austin
The quality of life is what attracts new-comers to Austin, TX
A cool map of Austin, TX
Music: No matter how many things you’ve heard about the music scene in Austin, you can’t visualize its full depth and breadth. More than 150 venues offer regular musical sets. At any given time, more than 3,000 musical acts navigate this maze, and public places are a magnet for live music. Almost across the board it’s a consistently high level of musicianship that twice a year peaks in mammoth festivals: South by Southwest (SXSW) in the spring and Austin City Limits Music Festival in the fall. The SXSW Conference & Festival offer the unique convergence of original music, independent films, and emerging technologies. It’s a unique environment and experience and could only happen in Austin. You have a chance to discovery the hottest up and coming bands and artists that are coming out of the music world, you also get to gaze your eyes on some killer independent films that are on display, and take a bath in the latest innovative technologies where the brightest minds in emerging media and industry leaders share visions of the future through the latest digital tools and platforms. The SXSW is dated for March 11-20, 2011. Austin City Limits Music Festival know as ACL is a three day, eight stage event that happens in Austin every fall that will feature over 130 of the hottest and most popular bands and artists from around the world. This year the event will be held on September 16-18th 2011. If you love live music – Austin, TX is for you!
Arts: Second only to music, the arts are ubiquitous in Central Texas. In a select group of cities with professional symphony, opera, ballet, and theater companies, Austin also has benefited as those offerings improved exponentially during the past decades. There’s only one large art museum – the Blanton Museum of Art – but plenty of high-quality galleries and smaller museums. Comedy is red-hot in Austin, with dozens of transient sketch , improv and hybrid comedy troupes winning international fame.
Movies: Austin has been a movie mecca, more or less, for about 20 years. Besides giants like Robert Rodriguez, Mike Judge, Richard Linklater and Elizabeth Avellan, other directors, actors, designers and technicians wander our streets every day. Austin has been nicknamed Hollywood’s third coast and is rumored to be second in movie film and production only to Hollywood. And Austin was also featured #5 out of 10 best cities in the US to live, work, and make movies in 2010. The Alamo Drafthouse phenomenon started here and if you haven’t experienced a movie at the Alamo Drafthouse you must on your next visit. Not only do you get to have the opportunity to view old movie classics but you get to eat, drink and be merry while taking in your favorite cinema. Depend on the good folks with the Austin Film Society, Austin Film Festival, SXSW film festival and other hyperactive groups to keep this city cranking out the films. The most recent box office hits: Machete and Predators were both filmed in surrounding Austin area, Bastrop, and film/edited at Robert Rodriguez studio named Troublemaker Studios located in the Mueller master plan community of Austin which is located right off I-35 five minutes from downtown Austin.
Alamo Draft House
Nightlife: As money poured into Austin during the past two or three booms, club scenesters multiplied the “going out” options. Ultra-lounges were all the rage a couple of years ago. Now the night tribes follow celebrity party planners, social media mavens, and mixologists sparking the next cocktail revolution. Newer entertainment districts include West Sixth Street, East E. Sixth Street and Rainey Street. If your looking for a point in the right direction I would be glad to share with you some of my favorite nightlife spots from pure clubs, to outside roof top bars, to lounges, to old gutted houses turned into a chill scene to meet friends for drinks after a long day of work.
West 6th Street - visit Dogwood & Molotov I know the owners!
Sports: In Austin, sports count as entertainment. Especially the University of Texas Longhorns on any field of action. They’ve been joined recently by superior minor-league teams, such as the Round Rock Express, Austin Toros, Texas Stars and the amazing freshman Austin Aztex. The University of Texas has an impressive winning record when it comes to Football, Basketball, & Baseball. The teams each respectively are always in the top 5 or 10 in the nation year in and year out. Which is very impressive considering it’s tough to keep that level of consistency going in a college program. Add to that fast-expanding local sports bar phenoms, such as Third Base, Bikinis, Cover 3, and Cuatros.
Sytle: Not long ago, the only fashion show in town was staged annually by the UT design program. Now it seems models walk the runway every night of the week. The presence of powerful national stores (Neiman Marcus, Saks, etc.) helps, but more influential are the masses of designers and boutiques that make up the backbone of the Austin fashion scene. If you are in Austin on a first Thursday – take in the sights and sounds of south Congress as all the local boutiques open up for extended hours to show off their latest fashion forward designs, sales, along with offering up cool music by some of the hottest Austin DJ’s, and delicious food and drinks.
Food: When asked what they do for entertainment, Austintes often say: “Eat out.” As you will soon discover, dining in Austin often comes with a dash of design, music, comedy, or film. Austin is home to the most restaurants and bars per capita than any other American city! So take it all in!
If your thinking about visiting Austin because you are attracted to the quality of life that this city offers - and interested in getting a closer look at the local real estate market because you seriously considering a move or relocating- please give me a call to set up an appointment to tour this wonderful place we call heaven cell: (512) 771.0754 or email: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com If you are all ready living in this Rock ‘in town we call Austin and looking to become a first time home buyer or looking to move up give me a call I would love to assist you find your next dream home.
Keep Austin Rock’in,
Matthew C. Layman
Austin’s Rock ‘in Realtor
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
cell: 512.771.0754
Austin Leads Country in Job Growth
No surprise here …. Austin was featured on CBS Evening News with Anthony Mason.
Austin Leads Country in Job Growth
Anthony Mason takes a closer look into why Austin, Texas is leading the nation in job growth
Feel free to watch the video on CBS News Website: http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7224282n&tag=contentMain;contentBody
Here is the CBS Youtube link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MbG0NIc6L3k
So my next question to you is – When are you moving to Austin?
If your jobless I would be on the next plane, train, bus, or automobile…. if you have a job and looking for a better one plus a quality of life UPGRADE … you couldn’t pick a better place!
I’m Austin’s #1 Tour-guide and Ambassador … so let me help you find a home, condo, townhouse, apartment, farm and ranch, whatever will find it! If you want to rent a house or apartment first and get your feel of the lay of the land before you set some permanent roots we can do that as well. It really depends on your personal situation if renting or buying first is your best option….. that’s unique as your dna!
I’d love to help! So give me a call: 512.771.0754 or drop me a line: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
Have a Rock’in good day,
Matthew
Austin’s #1 Rock’in Realtor
Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/#!/matthewclaymanFollow me on Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/matthewclayman
Austin, TX in the News Again! Austin ranks high on ‘Quality of Life’ …
Austin is in the news again! Austin ranks high on ‘Quality of Life’
http://austin.bizjournals.com/austin/stories/2010/05/24/daily8.html
When you click on the article you will be able to click on a really cool interactive chart.
Austin has had strong population growth, 32 percent since 2000, also helped in overall ranking, as well as a comparatively high percent walking to work , 7.1 percent.
When YOU think of ‘Quality of Life’ … what characteristics come to mind? If you had to name out or list ten things that really stand out to you … that would give you that quality of life that we all seek and desire what would those be?
I want to hear from you.
It feels good to call Austin home. I’m proud to be a resident of Austin, TX for over ten years now and going on eleven. Wow does time fly when you are having fun!
If you are thinking about relocating to Austin, TX and interested in learning more about the Austin, TX Real Estate market feel free to give me a call at 512.771.0754 or email: mlatxrealestate@gmail.com anytime. I will be glad to assist you with any of your real estate needs. If you have questions or just wanting to get some feedback I will be glad to help anyway I can. To stay up on the Latest Rockin’ News & Real Estate News in Austin subscribe to my blog and you will be emailed every time I make a new post: http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
Video Home Tour: Harris Branch Home for Sale 11625 Loweswater Lane
Harris Branch Home for Sale Austin, Texas 11625 Loweswater Lane
Priced at $159,500, the home at 11625 Loweswater Lane has some outstanding features, including: * 3 bedrooms with large study perfect for a home office * 2 living and 2 dining rooms, plenty of space to entertain guests * 2 full baths * 2,179 square feet ($73.19 sq ft) * .242 Acre Lot lots of space between you and your neighbors * Built in 1990, 1 owner, well maintained and in Immaculate Condition * Beautiful Street Appeal * *Wow-Za* Beautiful Dark Cherry Hard Wood Floors throughout kept in mint condition * tile in wet areas * Stainless Steel Appliances * New leaded glass front door * Lots of natural light, bright Skylight in the kitchen with an island * big, open floor plan party hosts dream * fireplace * sprinkler system * 4 sides brick (upgraded) * tub and shower
If you have any questions, or if you would like to schedule an appointment to see this home listed at 11625 Loweswater Lane Austin, TX 78754 or any others in the Austin MLS, please give me a call anytime at 512-771-0754 or email mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
If you are looking to relocate to the Austin, Round Rock, or Pflugerville area ask me for the Austin Texas Relocation Package and I will gladly email you a copy. I look forward to hearing from you soon!
Your #1 Harris Branch Neighborhood Expert,
Matthew C. Layman
Cell: 512-771-0754
mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
http://austinsrockinrealestateblog.com/
Price Reduced: Spring Condo Unit #1606 $274,500 – Perfect Urban Retreat for UT Alumni -
Price Reduced: Spring Condo Unit #1606 $274,500 – Perfect Urban Retreat for UT Alumni -
Downtown Austin Condo for Sale – Price Reduced to $274,500 – Now Unit #1606 is the most affordable unit in all of the Spring Condominium located at 300 Bowie Street #1606 Austin, TX.
This beautiful Condo is a perfect weekend getaway for University of Texas Alumni who live outside of the city but who are looking for an Austin urban retreat or someone who loves Austin’s Music, Culture, and Art. With direct access to West 6th street a growing and charming part of Austin’s downtown restaurant and night life, quick access to live music, and only minutes from the University of Texas campus and football stadium. Calling downtown Austin home on the weekends will keep your social life filled with lots of fun and excitement. Enjoy coming to the city for fun weekend getaways like Austin City Limits music festival and UT football games in the Fall, Holiday charity parties in the Winter, SXSW and Texas bluebonnets in the Spring, and many other reasons. Imagine the life-style of living 16 floors up with expansive south west views of the hill country over looking town lake. This particular unit is now the most affordable unit in all of the 42-story luxury high rise at the Spring Tower. Priced under $275,000 on the 16th floor is bargain price considering the same units 5 floors below are selling for more. Unit #1606 also includes a Bosch Stainless steal Refrigerator unlike the other units. Spring Condominiums is located at 3rd and Bowies, just walk across the street to Whole Foods, Starbucks, Amy’s Ice Cream, and many fine retail shops.
Price Reduced: Spring Condo Unit #1606 $274,500 - Perfect Urban Retreat for UT Alumni -
Unit #1606 at 300 Bowie St Features:
- Luxurious One bedroom, one bath
- 565 square feet per tax records
- Complete Bosch kitchen appliance package (stainless steal). Includes Bosch Refrigerator so this Condo is move-in ready!
- Whirpool stack-able Washer and Dryer included
- 16th Floor unit with Premium SW views overlooking the hill country & Town Lake, enjoy incredible sunsets!
- Gas range/cooktop (gas cooking is rare in downtown condos)
- Hardwood and tile flooring with carpet in the bedroom
- Granite Counters
- Glass tile backsplash
- Quick access to downtown for work or play
- Building features rooftop pool, Exercise Room, Jogging/Biking Path, Club House, Elevators
- Amenities include: 2 guests suites, private resident pool, welcoming resident lounge, private dining room and gym
- Assigned Parking
- Direct access to Town Lake, Whole Foods, Starbucks, West 6th St, Long Performing Arts Center, 2nd St. District and much more…
Don’t miss this opportunity to live in the heart of the action, near the hike and bike trail, State Capitol, and the party district, too!
* Unit #1606 is the only unit in the entire Spring Condo’s that comes move-in ready with a Bosch Refrigerator *
If you are interested in setting up an appointment to view this particular unit or have questions about Condos in general in Downtown Austin, please call Matthew C. Layman at 512-771-0754 (cell) or email mlatxrealestate@gmail.com
I’m looking forward to serving your Downtown and Urban life-style needs!
Austins #1 Downtown and Urban Specialist,
Matthew
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