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Sukha Yoga! New Location in Tarrytown, West Austin announcement, January 2024 Opening.

  Hi Sukha Sangha! EXCITING NEWS TO SHARE! We are so very excited to announce that we are once again expanding to a 2nd location .   We will be transitioning what is currently Breath & Body Yoga to Sukha Yoga Tarrytown.   There is already a warm and welcoming community that we look forward to welcoming to the Sukha Sangha! We look forward to continuing to grow together.   Do not expect any changes at our South Lamar location so keep showing up and laying down your mat.  Beginning in the New Year your passes will be available to use at two locations so feel free to share the love.  We anticipate opening the Tarrytown location the first week in January so stay tuned for more details.   More Yoga for Every Body!

Fresh Silent Market for Sale, $325K, 6906 Carver #A, St. Johns

           View this email in your browser 6906 Carver #A, St. Johns NE ATX for Sale, 78752 zip code. $325K  Silent Market for Sale. Email Announcement Date of 11.20.2023. Contact Broker  Associate  GVM  512.657.9281  georgevance@gmail.com  Showings by Appt.  6906 Carver #A, Austin, Texas 78752 zip code For Sale . Northeast St. Johns ATX area, 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom 966 sq. ft (square feet size per TCAD) pier and beam style Home/Condo with some yard for Sale $325K Large Living Room, Hardwood Floors. Open Kitchen to Living Room Floorplan. Large Bedrooms, Front Porch, Shared right side driveway. washer dryer closet area. Technically a Condo per  Documents but lives, feels and is a Home. Currently leased and tenant occupied @ $1,595 per month on lease until February 15th 2024, current tenant has no pets. Asking price of $325K subject to change per owner’s decision. Currently  “SILENT MARKET” for Sale status. the Nort...

32 different things that effect your Mortgage Interest Rate on a Real Estate Purchase

  I’d bet that 75% of the time, the first question a client (or a real estate agent) asks me is “What’s your interest rate?” The question is not straightforward. A host of factors determine the rate we can offer. Check it out: We’d love to help you get more clients into homes. Let me know if we can help you or one of your clients!! Thanks! Joel   Joel Richardson ​ SVP ‑ Central Texas Mortgage  Manager, Austin VeraBank, N.A. P:  512-222-0140   EXT.  7740  |  877-566-2621  M:  512-203-8244 E:  jrichardson@verabank.com  |  W: myfinanceteam.com A: 1111 W. 6th Street, Bldg B,  Suite 200 ,  Austin ,  Texas   78703 NMLS # 136881

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ABOR Report, “the Truth about Austin's Missing Housing"

  Photo by Damian Gadal ABOR report highlights striking disparities in housing affordability. click here for the ABOR Report on "the Truth about Austin's Missing Housing." WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 2023 BY  CHAD SWIATECKI A new report from one of the city’s leading real estate groups is bringing fresh, detailed data that shows how unaffordable housing has become for most local residents. Austin Board of Realtors’ “The Truth About Austin’s Missing Housing” uses industry sales data to examine the overall state of housing affordability among different earning levels and racial groups, and also looks at the state of housing in all 10 City Council districts. It finds that while 50.2 percent of four-person households earn $93,000 or less each year – putting them at 80 percent of the local median family income or below – less than 5 percent of homes sold in the first half of 2023 were affordable to those households. That imbalance means there’s an overall 45.4 percent shortage of ...

per KUT News; Austin TX homes used to sell in a week. Now sales take months, if they happen at all.

  Austin homes used to sell in a week. Now sales take months, if they happen at all. KUT 90.5 | By  Audrey McGlinchy Published November 9, 2023 at 5:00 AM CST click here for the direct KUT story/article link When Lindsay Mader put her house up for sale earlier this year, she braced herself. For the past two years, the combination of plummeting mortgage interest rates and an influx of remote workers to Austin meant for-sale homes were in high demand. The result  was a frenzy . Dozens of people bid to buy the same home, some of them offering $100,000 over the asking price. Then, everything changed. Mortgage interest rates nearly tripled in a year. Buying a home became much more expensive and interested buyers dried up. “We knew that the market was nowhere what it used to be,” Mader said. “But I don't think we were adequately prepared.” In May, Mader and her husband listed their North Austin home for $650,000. Then, they waited. “The weeks just kept passing by and we we...