ATX: the Austin Real Estate Life Blog

  North Austin Find! 3 full bedroom, 1 bathroom Classic Pier and Beam Style Home, with a 2 car garage, sits upon a flat HALF ACRE LOT, for Lease. Asking price of $1,775. Dog Breed Restrictions. 35 pound Weight Limit. Monthly Pet Rent is Negotiable. Owner’s Preferred Tenant Criteria; Minimum Credit Score of 670, Max Tenant Occupants 3 people, Why, Because the Home is on SEPTIC tank. North Austin Lifestyle, Domain Shopping, Rock Rose Street Entertainment & Nightlife, Austin FC stadium, nearby Local Breweries. Location Proximity to Lamar Blvd. Burnet Road, Mopac Expressway & Interest 35 Highway. Managed by Local Landlord For showings and brokerage work, Contact Lease Listing Broker George Vance McGee @ 512.657.9281 georgevance@gmail.com Austin Silent Market

 

 

 

 I went to a PUNK-ROCK Music Show Friday Night @ the House of Blues Venue in Downtown Houston, Texas. It's a venue on the 3rd floor of a retail shopping mall. The Band and Live Show was enjoyable, but 1 Beer costs $17 dollars.  Below are some photos of venues in the MONTROSE neighborhood of Houston, Texas on Westheimer Street. ROSWELL'S & the ANVIL.                               Below are photos of the acclaimed Houston MUSEUM District Below are photos of my wife Sheila Fish and 14 month old Baby Bonnie fish McGee @ a Thai Restaurant in Montrose, Houston, Texas

 Former UT, NFL quarterback Colt McCoy launches real estate career in DFW He'll lead Fort Worth office of Austin-based firm with aspirations to do it all Former UT, NFL quarterback Colt McCoy launches real estate career in DFW. Jan. 7th 2025 Former Texas Longhorns quarterback Colt McCoy is getting into commercial real estate. HPI Bill Hethcock By Bill Hethcock – Managing Editor, Dallas Business Journal Jan 7, 2025 Former University of Texas and NFL quarterback Colt McCoy is launching a commercial real estate office in Fort Worth for Austin-based HPI. The Fort Worth office is scheduled to open this month, and McCoy is working to recruit its initial team, the former Longhorn standout, two-time Heisman Trophy finalist and 14-year National Football League QB said in an interview with Dallas Business Journal. It’s too soon to reveal the address of the Fort Worth office, but he expects an announcement soon. "This presents a lot of opportunities for me to build my own business and to...

January 7th, 2025  Last night, I was honored and grateful to begin what will be my fourth term as Austin mayor. I’m truly proud to have been selected by the voters to, again, serve this community that we all love so much. I will say also that being re-elected this November was especially gratifying, as I believe it was a genuine reflection of voters’ renewed confidence in the ability of City Hall to actually get good things done. And that – getting good things done– is even more important than ever. The difficult truth is that we live in a time when extreme divisions seem to have transformed our federal and state governments into forums primarily for delivering insults rather than results. When so many in Congress and the State Legislature are so transparently intent on building power just to impose their political point of view, instead of using it to actually get anything done, it’s no surprise at all that voters want their local government — and especially their city government ...