Skip to main content

Silent Market, Off-Market Listings for Sale, Real Estate Opportunities...






Info presented by Agent GVM = 512.657.9281

Active MLS for Lease, ASM Exclusive Properties
$1175 Clarksville Authentic Studio, Hardwood Floors, Private Entrance
$2350 1800 East 4th #250 1 month Free Rent! NEW 2/2 Condo 

Silent Market  for Sale (not currently Active on the MLS System)
$TBD Cleared East  Central Austin SF-3 Zoned Lot, w side Alley
$559,850 Circle C, Big Red Brick, 4 bed, 2 car garage
$725,000, Holly 2/3 Townhome, leased for $3100 per month
$750,000 Deep Eddy 3/2 Townhome with Garage
$1,070,000 Spacious A/B Tarrytown Duplex
$TBD 2503 Bowman 2 Beautiful Homes on 1 Lot
$TBD NW Hills 4000 sq. ft Valburn Home w/ Pool & Green Views
$1,295,000 Travis Heights 3/3 & 1/1 Home on Large Corner Lot
$1,395,000 2708 Pecos Dr. Tarrytown Open House Sunday  2-4 pm


GVM Buyers on the SEARCH! Know of something???
Central ATX & Westlake, Large Lot, over 2000 sq. ft 650K-1.5 Million
Central  Austin Home  425k-575K or Duplex, Triplex
Clarksville Studio For Lease
$1,175 per month. No Dogs.
Tarrytown 2708 Pecos Street 1st Open House this Sunday 2-4 pm
$1,395,000.
Click here for Tarrytown West Austin Home Photos
Holly, East Austin Townhome 2/3
$725,000
GVM Public Book Author Event! March 14th Saturday 3-4 pm @ Cherrywood Coffee House
$Free to Attend
Click here for Event Details
Twitter
Facebook
Website

Comments

Most Popular Posts on ATX Real Estate Life Blog

Should you BUY a FLIPPED House? ATX Broker Associate GVM Tips, Insights.

 SHOULD YOU BUY a "FLIPPED" HOUSE?  Have you personally ever considered and wondered if you, yourself should BUY  a "flipped house." In my 15+ years of predominantly residential Central Austin brokerage practice and experience, here are my insights, opinions, suggestions and things to be cognizant of.  #1. Absolutely, for sure get a LICENSED INSPECTION on the flipped house! Not all flippers are the same. Just like in life there is a wide spectrum in regards to quality. Some flippers are flat out awful. They make very lipstick-like improvements, skip the expensive items such as the foundation, and plumbing and try to trick the consumer into paying more for a home, when the consumer shouldn't.  On the Flip Side (this joke was just too obvious) There are also excellent high-quality flippers whom selectively choose which homes they flip, and then they invest carefully and beautifully while genuinely  improving a home! Some of these hi-quality upper tier flippe...

THE UNICORN LIST for Austin, Texas 2026 Edition via GVM Real Estate Broker:

  🦄 GVM's Austin Texas UNICORN LIST™ George Vance McGee's Favorite Local Professionals, Businesses & Hidden Gems 2026 Austin Edition By George Vance McGee, Austin Native, Real Estate Broker Associate, Austin Silent Market Austin is a rapidly & constantly changing city, but some local businesses, professionals, and community institutions continue to stand out. Over years of working in real estate sales, leasing, lot development and simply enjoying life in Austin, I've developed my personal "UNICORN LIST" of trusted local resources. A "Unicorn" is an ATX resident who was born and raised in Austin, TX. My mother Andrea Roberts McGee (rest in peace) birthed me at Seton Hospital on West 38th Street in November of 1981.  ⚖️ Real Estate Attorneys Claiborne Cowan & Associates Wills Probate Estate Planning Real Estate Legal Matters Jon M. Daves Evictions Landlord & Tenant Law Leasing Disputes Property Rights Shapiro & Dunn Business Law Practi...

Per TheATX1 (@The ATX) on Twitter: Here are the Future Development Plans for West 6th and Lamar in Old West Austin, near Downtown, ATX.

 This is a massing of the 6th & Lamar (Waterloo Records site) residential project based on the Planning Commission approved zoning. The original plans before a compromise was reached with the local neighborhood association called for a building 31' and two or three floors taller. TheATX1 (@The ATX) posted: This is a massing of the 6th & Lamar (Waterloo Records site) residential project based on the Planning Commission approved zoning. The original plans before a compromise was reached with the local neighborhood association called for a building 31' and two or three floors taller.  https://x.com/theatx1/status/ 1944435039199985686?s=66