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When was the last time you turned off your wi-fi? I mean really turned it off at the router. A habit I’ve gotten into since Landrie’s birth is turning off/unplugging our wireless router at night. Did you know the World Health Organization classifies … Continue reading Don’t forget to turn off your WiFi!
July was a busy time for real estate and August seems to be treading the same. Typically, we start to see a slow down as the temperatures rise and the new school year begins, but there is nothing typical about … Continue reading August 2020 Real Estate Talk
Buyers are in full force in Austin. Inventory remains low while buyer demand surges. Thanks to a majority of people now working from home, homes with an additional space for a dedicated office are hot commodities. As of June 14th, pendings (homes … Continue reading July 2020 Real Estate Talk
Overall March 2020 ended on a high note for sellers. The graph below shows a 3-year market stat comparison for Austin and surrounding areas. As you can see, average days on market was less compared to the previous two years … Continue reading March 2020 Housing Report for Austin
With Mother’s Day around the corner, have you considered what you’ll be sending your mom, grandma and/or friend mom this year? Due to our current health crisis and shelter-in-place, picking up a snail mail card could be challenging. I’d like … Continue reading Punkpost + Mother’s Day
Founded in Vienne, Austria and headquartered (since 2014) in Austin, Texas, Woom’s goal is to build bikes that inspire children and their parents. With an arrangement of custom bikes for kids ages 1.5 years up to 14 years old, Woom’s kid friendly … Continue reading Woom Bikes
Due to the current health crisis, we’ve all transitioned to more screen time. I thought it apropos to mention the importance of blue blocking glasses. These glasses help minimize the junk light that radiates from our screens, which can negatively … Continue reading Blue Blocking Glasses
February was another strong month for sellers — low inventory and higher sales prices. Romeo Manzanilla, 2020 ABoR president, said, “Historically low interest rates are a driver in the market response we saw in February and will continue to act … Continue reading February 2020 Housing Report for Austin
A company I’m loving these days whose mission is to create quality products while prioritizing health over profit – PaleoValley. Landrie loves their naturally fermented, organic, grass feed beef sticks. Their tasty organic supergreens powder drink mix hits the spot for … Continue reading PaleoValley
I can attest, inventory is low. In the current real estate climate, I’m counseling buyers to be prepared to move quickly on pulling the make an offer trigger when they find a house they like AND that there is a … Continue reading January 2020 Housing Report for Austin
