Skip to main content

the 1B Realtor Property Tour. Valentine's Edition. Friday 9:15 Am start Benchmark Bank Casis Feb. 13th. 2026

    I love the 1B Real Estate Property Tour (Valentine's Week Edition)

Friday February 13th, 9:15 am start @ Benchmark Bank Casis Village

Volunteer Tour Coordinator George Vance McGee Broker Associate

Austin Silent Market 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com




#1.1408 Elton Lane - $3,750,000 Pre-MLS 4 beds | 3.5 baths | 1 living | 1 dining 2-car garage Andrew Ware- Moreland andrew@moreland.com 512-484-3409


#2. 703 Pressler (no yard-sign yet) $1.874 Million Active MLS Old West Austin / Clarksville 3/3 2986 sq. ft Per WalkScore.com = 89/100. Very Walkable. EXP Realty Mary Jane Parker 512.517.9405 maryjane.parker@exprealty.com


#3. 1304 Gaston Ave. Active MLS $4.2 Million Pemberton Prestige 5,157 sq. ft .375 Acre  Lot + Pool Kuper Sotheby’s Tera Dallas 512.905.2000 teradallas@gmail.com 


#4. 4504 Edgemont Drive Coming Soon, Pre-MLS for Sale $3.125 Million. Over Half Acre Lot, Over 5,000 sq. ft Single Family Mansion Home. GVM Austin Silent Market 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com


#5. 4804 Balcones Drive. Active MLS. $1,150,000. 3/2 2437 sq. ft Home on a Huge .388 Acre Lot. Kuper Sotheby’s Realty. Katherine Beckworth 512.569.0304  katherine.beckworth@kupersir.com


#6.. 3506 Lakeland Drive | Not in MLS | $1,250,000 | 3506Lakeland.com

Mid-Century an Expansive Backyard 2205 SF | .29 Acres | 3 bedrooms | 2 baths | 2 living rooms 

Allison Olson | Broker Associate | Moreland 512-694-2251 | allison@moreland.com

Comments

Post a Comment

Most Popular Posts on ATX Real Estate Life Blog

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
Post a Comment
Read more

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...
Post a Comment
Read more

Austin, Texas has a DOG PROBLEM.....

  Austin, Texas has a DOG problem (Letter I wrote and sent) Dear Austin City Council Members, Hello and well regards, Yesterday afternoon during a simple bicycle pedal exercise ride, I was physically chased by an unleashed Pitbull dog in ZILKER PARK. Then directly after recovering from almost being mauled by an unleashed pit-bull in Zilker Park, I attempted to buy a Gatorade at a nearby Barton Springs Road Market, but that didn't go well either, as an interior Market commercial customer had a massive mixed breed dog trolling through the diminutive shopping isles. Then this morning, at a Coffee shop on SoCo, there was only 1 entry way in and out, and there was another large, although more docile mixed breed dog. All of this has occurred in less than 24 hours. What's the point? The City of Austin's dog friendliness and citizen enabling of irresponsible dog owners has gotten out of control. Newsflash! Not everybody like dogs, being everywhere all the time. especially within ...
3 comments
Read more