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June 15th, 2020 Real Estate Update, from the desk of Agent George Vance McGee

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From the Desk of Austin Silent Market Real Estate Agent George  Vance McGee 512.657.9281 & georgevance@gmail.com
  • From my perspective, residential real estate in Austin, Texas is still very popular and wanted.
  • There is demand and energy for all parties; tenants, landlords, buyers, and sellers. Pricing is important and can induce energy or perhaps deter  it away.
  • In general, showing vacant properties is the most practical and consumer friendly.
  • If you are a buyer, choosing and working with a speedy, prompt and with-it local Mortgage professional is also critically important.
  • Custom and Spec Builders have returned to building and are bullish on creating new wonderful properties for our Central Texas landscape.
  • Brokerages & Agents are still working both Active & Silent Market or Off Market properties and transactions.
  • Lastly, how can myself and Austin Silent Market  specifically serve and work your unique Austin Real Estate want, need, inquiry or questions? 
Pemberton Fixer Upper on Large Lot.
$985,000.
Click here for Pemberton Home Info.
2708 Pecos Street, Tarrytown
$1,249,850.00
click here for 2708 Pecos Street, Tarrytown
Central Austin Mega Lot, GVM Buyer's Agent only preferred
Per TCAD .6798 acre Lot or 29,611 sq. ft of lot land. 
Click here for Central Austin Mega-Lot For Sale
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