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Real Estate Isn't Brain Surgery, Or is It?
[Real-Estate] Austin REALTOR reports on his experience assisting a 29 year old Austin Texas wife and mother of two sell and purchase a home just days after brain surgery. The client is admitted to the crash trauma unit at a local Austin Texas hospital immediately after closing on the purchase of her new home.

The Top Neighborhood For Austin Texas Real Estate is Steiner Ranch!
[Real-Estate:Buying] Steiner Ranch consistently sells the most number of homes of any subdivision in Austin. Learn about Steiner Ranch and why it can be considered the Top Neighborhood in Austin Texas!

Austin Texas Real Estate - The Deer Park at Maple Run Neighborhood in Oak Hill
[Real-Estate:Buying] Deer Park's boundaries are generally Mopac to the west, Brodie Lane to the east, Alexandria Lane to the immediate north and the Sendera subdivision to the immediate south. Boundaries in this part of Austin though can be confusing, as it is not uncommon for neighborhoods to share streets and flow into one another. Turn off of one street heading south or west and you may suddenly be in Sendera; go too far down Alexandria or Copano and you're in the older Maple Run neighborhood.

The Circle-C Neighborhood in Austin Texas
[Real-Estate:Buying] Master planned community Circle C, most recognized in MLS area SWW, or zip code 78739, cradles the lower arm of Mopac Expressway and Highway 45, with FM 1826 to the west and Slaughter Lane to the north. One of the most recognized planned neighborhoods in the city due to its sheer size and contribution to SW Austin's population explosion, Circle C now hosts over 3,700 homes with plans to expand the southern tract of the community into a hotel and conference center, just below the already existing golf course.

The Barton Creek Neighborhood in Austin Texas
[Real-Estate:Buying] Heading west from bustling, upward-building Downtown, through the established older homes of Tarrytown, across Lake Austin to the Texas Tuscans and modern compounds of Westlake, the sky gets bigger, as do the homes, in Barton Creek. Grounded by the meandering Barton Creek and its golf-course-thriving community, the region has sprung up out of a country club setting, creating a hub of outdoor enthusiasts with a desire to spread out. West of Westlake Hills and Capitol of Texas Highway/360 (and the Lost Creek neighborhood), east of the town of Bee Cave and the lower arm ...

Austin Texas Real Estate - The Sendera Neighborhood in Oak Hill
[Real-Estate:Buying] Sendera is one of the neighborhoods you will find among the cluster of multiple adjoining southwest Austin subdivisions better known collectively as Oak Hill. This is a more recent addition to the immediate area, with construction on homes here having started in the mid 1990s and finishing around 2003. Its boundaries are Davis Lane to the north, Mopac to the west, Slaughter Lane to the south (although there are homes on both sides of Slaughter) and to the east it sits adjacent to the older Deer Park at Maple Run neighborhood.

West Lake Hills, Texas
[Real-Estate:Buying] An overview of life in West Lake Hills Texas, an exclusive community nestled in the heart of Austin Texas and the Texas Hill Country. West Lake Hills has some of the most valuable Austin real estate that can be found.

Top 25 Tips to Prepare Your Home For Sale
[Real-Estate:Selling] The process of getting your home ready to put on the market is more than simply finding the right real estate agent and setting the right price. It is critical to make sure that you are presenting the most desirable product possible. You have a great deal of control over how your property is perceived, and there are several things you can do to prepare it for sale and maximize its value in the eyes of potential buyers.

The Austin Real Estate Market - Strong in 2007, Holding Steady in 2008
[Real-Estate] Although homes sales decreased significantly on a national scale, home sales in Austin Texas were lower than the previous year but still strong. Homes in Austin have actually increased in value and are still selling within a similar time frame as before the national market crunch. If you are looking to buy or sell a home in Austin Texas, this is still a good time.

Is it Time to Buy Austin Real Estate?
[Real-Estate:Buying] Comparing 2007 to 2008, Austin Texas home prices have remained strong, the numbers of Austin homes sold have declined significantly, and there has been a huge increase in the number of Austin homes withdrawn from the market. So does this indicate that it is a good time to buy Austin Texas real estate?