Dripping Springs Realtor/Broker Richard Holtom  2nd place Realtor/Real-estate company in the annual Best of Dripping Springs Awards.

Many thanks to the Dripping Springs residents that voted!

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Ledge Stone Gated Home in Dripping Springs for sale.

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Keeping up your credit scores is important and not just for getting a mortgage…

Texas Homeowners Insurance Rates Higher For Those With Poor Credit

Original report by: By TERRENCE STUTZ  Austin Bureau of Dallas Morning News

A recent report in the Dallas Morning News showed that homeowners with poor credit can expect to pay more than double the Texas homeowners insurance rates of their neighbors with excellent credit. The report showed that homeowners with credit problems paid an average of 50 percent more for their Texas homeowners insurance rates than those with good credit, despite owning similar homes in the same neighborhood. In one instance, a provider quoted the prospect with poor credit a rate 2.5 times higher than a similar customer with good credit.

Original Article Link  – Dallas Morning News

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There are a lot of things to be grateful for the last few days; I was honored to receive a grandchild , she was delivered healthy via surgery; so very grateful for the medical staff that took care of my step-daughter especially after there was some complications this last weekend. Grateful that both Mom & Baby are healthy.

I am grateful for our military that gave the ultimate sacrifice of their lives to protect our freedoms. It is because of their sacrifice that we can choose what we want to do with our lives. The BBQ’s may have been dampened & shadowed over the remembrance long-weekend, however their sacrifices should always be remembered.

I am grateful that my home only received minor damage during the weekend storms and floods. I am grateful for the first responders/emergency services that risked their lives to save folks from the terrible flooding and storm damage last weekend; many have lost their homes and all their belongings .  There are families still missing and my heart goes out to those who lost loved ones. I am grateful that we as a community are rapidly responding coming together to help, each giving what gift or talent that we may have; it is in these traumatic times that we become stronger bringing out the best in each of one of us.

If you have a talent or gift that may be able to help the flood victims there are many ways to help, many will be grateful to you all!

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Hays County Flood Disaster Relief links:

If you are a property owner and need homeowner assistance you will need to download this form and take it to the Cypress Creek Church at 211 Stillwater Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676  Telephone:  (512) 847-1222    Multi-Agency Hays County,Texas Recovery Taskforce – Homeowner Assistance Request Intake Form

• Volunteer registration center in Wimberley –  Cypress Creek Church at 211 Stillwater Rd, Wimberley, TX 78676  Telephone:  (512) 847-1222
• Equipment or services email registration address: hayscoflood@co.hays.tx.us  Email them and let them know what equipment you can donate/loan or services that you can offer
• Hotline for those affected by the storms: 877-500-8645
• Hill Country Thrift Store in Dripping Springs is offering items free of charge to flood victims.   Address:  1310 Hwy 290 West   Dripping Springs, Texas    Phone Number: (512) 858-4055
• Serve San Marcos is asking for volunteers to help with cleanup. Go here for more information.
• The American Red Cross is in need of volunteers. Go here to find out how you can become one.
• Donate to Red Cross Central Texas relief efforts . Text REDCROSS to 90999 to make a $10 donation to Disaster Relief.
• The Hays County Food Bank will be open to the public from 10 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday for emergency distribution at 220 Herndon Street in San Marcos. Individuals will receive a box of non-perishable items. The Wimberley Crisis Bread Basket will also be open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at 14092 Ranch Road. For a list of most-needed donations, go here.
• Cabela’s, Barton Middle School, Wallace Middle School, Chapa Middle School, Katherine Anne Porter School and others are accepting food donations for the Hays County Food Bank.
• The United Way of Hays County is accepting monetary donations. Donate through their webpage here or text “FLOODS” to 41444 to make a donation. The organization is also accepting volunteers Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Volunteers can check in at the Half Price Books parking lot in San Marcos at 900 Bugg Lane.
• Catholic Charities of Central Texas is collecting online donations for flood victims in Central TX : 512-651-6100 Click here to donate to CCCTX
• St. Martin De Porres church in Dripping Springs is putting together clean up kits and personal items kits for the flood victims: Find out more here – St. Martin De Porres, Dripping Springs helping flood victims
• ‘Serve San Marcos’ is asking for volunteers to help with the cleanup. Go here for more information.
• The Hays County Food Bank will be open to the public from 10 p.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday for emergency distribution at 220 Herndon Street in San Marcos. Individuals will receive a box of non-perishable items. The Wimberley Crisis Bread Basket will also be open from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesday at 14092 Ranch Road. For a list of most-needed donations, go here.
• Cabela’s, Barton Middle School, Wallace Middle School, Chapa Middle School, Katherine Anne Porter School and others are accepting food donations for the Hays County Food Bank.
• The United Way of Hays County is accepting monetary donations. Donate through their webpage here or text “FLOODS” to 41444 to make a donation. The organization is also accepting volunteers Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Volunteers can check in at the Half Price Books parking lot in San Marcos at 900 Bugg Lane.
• Ace Hardware – Wimberley – Volunteer registration  at their store: 14307 Ranch Rd 12, Wimberley, TX 78676  (512) 847-2356
• Dripping Springs Community partnership is rebuilding gateway park homes and clearing flood damage – Click here for info and ways to volunteer on their Facebook page or at DSCMP.org website
• For other ways to help HAYS County flood victims and those in need, check out Hays County CISD’s “Helping Our Neighbors” page here.

Disaster relief In the Austin area:

Thank you

May God bless you all!

Richard Holtom, Broker

HomesAroundAustin.com

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Austin-area home prices reach all-time high, home sales set record for March 2015

AUSTIN, Texas – April 21, 2015 – Austin-area single-family home prices hit an all-time high, while single-family home sales volume set a record for the month of March according to the March 2015 Multiple Listing Service (MLS) report released today by the Austin Board of REALTORS®.

Barb Cooper, 2015 President of the Austin Board of REALTORS¬®, explained, “The Austin-area housing market is the least affordable it has ever been. Solving Austin’s affordability issues is not only dependent upon generating new, affordably-priced housing stock, but also preserving and maintaining Austin’s existing housing stock. The recent Zucker Report is yet another indicator that Austin’s city leadership needs to take significant steps to ensure that all of Austin’s residents live in safe, code-compliant homes and are able to quickly and easily make improvements to those homes.”

According to the report, the median price for Austin-area single-family homes increased 10 percent year-over-year to $255,000 in March 2015, while average price increased 13 percent to $334,758 during the same time frame. This is the highest Austin-area home prices have ever been. Only three in ten single-family homes sold in the Austin area in March 2015 were priced less than $200,000.

Single-family home sales increased 13 percent year-over-year to 2,440 home sales in March 2015, a new record for March single-family home sales volume. In March, more than half of the homes sold in the Austin area were outside of Austin’s city limits, with a majority of sales occurring in Round Rock, Pflugerville, Georgetown, the Cedar Park/Leander area and the Kyle/Buda area.

Austin-area monthly housing inventory was statistically unchanged from March 2014 at 2.2 months, a figure still well below the 6.5 month level the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University estimates as a balanced housing market. Homes continued to spend more time on the market in March 2015, increasing four days year-over-year to an average of 55 days.

New and active listings for single-family homes both increased six percent year-over-year to 3,402 new listings and 5,274 active listings in March 2015. Pending sales also rose during the same time frame, increasing five percent year-over-year to 2,812 pending sales in March 2015.

Cooper concluded, “It’s encouraging to see how seriously Austin’s City Council is taking the findings of the Zucker Report. Now that Mayor Adler and Austin’s new City Council members are past their first 100 days in office, the Austin Board of REALTORS® expects quick and decisive action on policies that will put a stop to Austin’s growing housing affordability issues. We’re looking forward to working with city leaders on finding these solutions.”

March 2015 Statistics

• 2,440 – Single-family homes sold, 13 percent more than March 2014.

• $255,000 – Median price for single-family homes, 10 percent more than March 2014.

• $334,758 – Average price for single-family homes, 13 percent more than March 2014.

• 55 – Average number of days single-family homes spent on the market, four days more than March 2014.

• 3,402 – New single-family home listings on the market, six percent more than March 2014.

• 5,274 – Active single-family home listings on the market, six percent more than March 2014.

• 2,812 – Pending sales for single-family homes, five percent more than March 2014.

• 2.2 – Months of inventory* of single-family homes, statistically unchanged from March 2014.

• $816,809,520 – Total dollar volume of single-family properties sold, 28 percent more than March 2014.

The following sections describe trends in other sectors of the Austin-area real estate market.

Townhouses & Condominiums

The volume of townhouses and condominiums (condos) purchased in the Austin area in March 2015 was 263, a three percent decrease from March 2014. The median price for condos was $226,500, which is one percent more than the same month of the prior year. When compared to March 2014, these properties spent 10 fewer days on the market, or an average of 43 days.

Leasing

In March 2015, a total of 1,348 properties were leased in Austin, which is 12 percent more than March 2014. The median price for Austin-area home leases was $1,500, which is three percent more than the same month of the prior year.

To find the best deals contact a HomesAroundAustin.com  Realtor today!

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Welcome to Savanna Ranch and one of the finest homes in the neighborhood for sale at 1032 Matheson.

This 4 bedroom home is an entertainers delight with impeccable finish-out and loaded with upgrades. $314,900!

• Spacious well designed 1-1/2 story home with 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths downstairs and guest bedroom with full bath upstairs
• Also upstairs is a large flex room that could be used for a  game room, media room, second living room or play room : the choice is yours.
• Designer accents throughout. Dream kitchen with upgraded cabinets, gorgeous granite counter-tops, huge island, upgraded decorative tile accents.
• Upgraded carpet & tile,
• Upgraded extended covered patio,
• Full sod and sprinkler system.

This home is loaded with value & a must see!  To make an appointment contact us today!

Location Location Location!

• Award winning Leander ISD schools
• Savanna Ranch is less than two miles to the CapMetro Rail Leander Station/park’n’ride to downtown Austin.  Train Schedule
• Easy access to 183 and 183A toll road.
• Minutes to HEB SuperPlus supermarket.
• Close to the Cedar Park event center and home of the Ice hockey Calder Cup Champion Texas Stars.
• The new Austin Community College at Leander will also be less than two miles away.
• Close to Cedar Park Regional Medical Center
• Several parks are nearby, perfect for leisurely afternoons or adventure seekers.

Savanna Ranch HOA docs and deed restrictions

• Certificate of Formation
• Bylaws  Master Covenant
• Development Area Declaration – Section One
• Development Area Declaration – Section Two
• Policies

Savanna Ranch Community’s association dues are $160 per year.

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Austin-area home prices hit all-time high for January, home sales rise in January 2015
Austin Board of REALTORS® releases real estate statistics for January 2015

AUSTIN, Texas – February 20, 2015 – The Austin-area housing market started the year strong in January 2015, with single-family home prices reaching all-time highs for the month of January and home sales posting double-digit increases according to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) report released today by the Austin Board of REALTORS®. This marks the fifth-straight month of annual home sales increases and the fourth-straight month of double-digit gains in home prices, as housing affordability continues to be a challenge in the Austin market.

Barb Cooper, 2015 President of the Austin Board of REALTORS¬®, explained, “With housing affordability already a challenge for many Austin residents, this increasing pace of home price growth is concerning. More than half of the homes sold in the Austin-area are now priced out of an affordable range for much of Austin’s workforce.”

In January 2015, the median price for Austin-area homes increased 13 percent year-over-year to $240,000 and the average price jumped 14 percent to $310,187 during the same time frame. January 2015 marks the highest year-over-year home price increase since September 2013 and all-time high for home prices in the month of January.

According to the report, 1,547 single-family homes were sold in the Austin area in January 2015, an 11 percent increase compared to January 2014. However, 54 percent of the homes sold during this time frame were in the $200,000-$500,000 price range, whereas only 35 percent sold for less than $200,000 – the typical price range for first-time and low-income home-buyers.

“Housing inventory is rising, but the current pace is not enough to alleviate Austin’s affordability challenges,” added Cooper. “Furthermore, more homes on the market will not increase housing affordability if those homes are all priced for move-up home-buyers. Austin needs a regulatory environment that will ensure development of all housing types, priced in an affordable range for all Austin residents.”

Austin-area monthly housing inventory was 2.2 months in January 2015, 0.2 months higher than January 2014 but still well below the 6.5-month inventory level the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University cites as a balanced housing market.

Active listings in January 2015 rose nine percent year-over-year to 5,005 listings, while new listings increased one percent to 2,360 listings from January 2014. Austin-area homes spent the same time on the market as January 2014, or an average of 63 days, and pending sales increased four percent to 2,026 sales during the same time frame.

Cooper concluded, “While single-family homes will always be a part of Austin’s fabric, Austin’s city leaders should consider housing types that cost less to develop and can allow for a greater range of affordable infill options, such duplexes and small apartment buildings, in neighborhoods where they are needed most. The Austin Board of REALTORS® is hopeful that the Austin City Council will embrace changes to the land development code and permitting process to allow for an abundance of housing in all neighborhoods.”

January 2015 Statistics
• 1,547 – Single-family homes sold, 11 percent more than January 2014.
• $240,000 – Median price for single-family homes, 13 percent more than January 2014.
• $310,187 – Average price for single-family homes, 14 percent more than January 2014.
• 63 – Average number of days single-family homes spent on the market, unchanged from January 2014.
• 2,360 – New single-family home listings on the market, one percent more than January 2014.
• 5,005 – Active single-family home listings on the market, nine percent more than January 2014.
• 2,026 – Pending sales for single-family homes, four percent more than January 2014.
• 2.2 – Months of inventory* of single-family homes, 0.2 months more than January 2014.
• $479,859,289 – Total dollar volume of single-family properties sold, 27 percent more than January 2014.

The following sections describe trends in other sectors of the Austin real estate market.

Townhouses & Condominiums
The volume of townhouses and condominiums (condos) purchased in the Austin area in January 2015 was 135, which is 30 percent less than January 2014. In the same time period, the median price for condos was $218,250, which is four percent more than the same month of the prior year. When compared to January 2014, these properties spent five fewer days on the market, or an average of 48 days.

Leasing
In January 2015, a total of 1,279 properties were leased in Austin, which is two percent more than January 2014. The median price for Austin-area home leases was $1,430, which is four percent more than the same month of the prior year.

* The inventory of homes for a market can be measured in months, which is defined as the number of active listings divided by the average sales per month of the prior 12 months. The Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University cites that 6.5 months of inventory represents a market in which supply and demand for homes is balanced.

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What happens when Gallup interviews more than 176,000 U.S. adults across all 50 states, conducted from January to December 2014 in the following five essential areas of well-being?

Add all the scores up and you get a Well-Being Index; the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index has released their 2014 results for the best (& worst) well-being states

(The Oxford English dictionary describes ‘well-being’ the state of being comfortable, healthy, or happy )

The five judged areas are:
• Purpose: liking what you do each day and being motivated to achieve your goals
• Social: having supportive relationships and love in your life
• Financial: managing your economic life to reduce stress and increase security
• Community: liking where you live, feeling safe, and having pride in your community
• Physical: having good health and enough energy to get things done daily

Texas made the Top 10 States this year for well-being! Check out the well-being graphic below:

Improving and sustaining high well-being is vital to any population’s overall health and economy. Well-being is also a predictor of business outcomes such as employee engagement, customer engagement, turnover and workplace safety, which can affect a population’s ability to reach its economic potential.
High well-being is also strongly related to important societal outcomes such as lower rates of teen pregnancy and crime, as well as higher high school graduation rates and more charitable giving.

Way to go Texas for making the top 10 ‘Well-Being States’!   Many companies have also figured it out are relocating here; Austin’s unemployment levels is one of the lowest in the country.

Not happy where you are or want a better State of ‘Well-Being’ ?  Come and live in central Texas and the great city of Austin! Contact us today!

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Is Austin in a Bubble ? …. Nope! – By Shonda Novak – American-Statesman Staff

Is Austin in a Bubble ? Online real estate site Trulia recently issued a report saying that the Austin metro areas has the most overvalued home prices in the country.
That has drawn the ire of local housing market experts and real estate agents, who say Trulia just has it plumb wrong.
In Trulia’s latest “Bubble Watch” blog, chief economist Jed Kolko ranks Austin at nearly 20 percent overpriced. That’s worse than Los Angeles, Orange County, San Francisco and Riverside-San Bernardino in California — four California metro areas that were significantly overvalued during the most recent real estate bubble.
By contrast, Austin and Houston are the only metros out of the 100 largest that look more overvalued today than in 2006, Kolko says, noting recent double-digit increases in asking prices in both markets.
Trulia comes up with its Bubble Watch rankings by comparing current prices with historical prices, incomes and rents.
But ranking Austin the No. 1 overvalued market left some local real estate observers wondering what kind of algorithm Kolko was using.
“This does not sound like an economist that works for Trulia,” Byron “Buddy” Schilling, president of JB Goodwin Realtors in Austin, wrote in an email to his agents and reiterated in an interview with me. “It sounds like an economist that works for the state of California and is tired of seeing people leave the state for Austin.”
Local real estate broker Eric Bramlett chimed in with this: “It’s important to remember that Trulia is, first and foremost, an advertising company. They sell page views to real estate agents. The more page views they get, the more advertising revenue they get. Their bubble blog seems to be nothing more than clickbait.”
After seeing an article about the Trulia report headlined: “SoCal housing markets among most overvalued, but at least we’re not Austin,” local broker David Schneider added his 2 cents worth:
“I think they have a motive for dissing Austin because I think they’re losing a lot of people to a city that is more affordable and maybe a little bit more friendly, said Schneider, with Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Bradfield Properties. “A bubble is when it’s not built on a foundation, and our foundation is solid.”
Ouch. Don’t mess with Texas.
Trulia, Schilling and others say, just got it wrong.
“A bubble is foam — froth based on something not real,” as in the easy loan money and speculation that precipitated the financial and housing market woes of 2008.
The Central Texas’ housing market, Schilling said, is based on something real — as in the 30,000-plus jobs created during the past three years and the 110 people a day who are moving into the region, per U.S. Census data. Those and other factors, including stricter mortgage lending rules, aren’t the stuff of which bubbles are made but rather “are a solid foundation based on supply-and-demand economics,” Schilling says.
“Austin is a ‘Steady Eddie’ when it comes to median price,” Schilling said, with experts noting it has increased 4.85 percent per year for the past 20 years.
Last summer, when talk of a local bubble also was surfacing, a number of Central Texas experts said strong demand for housing, coupled with a low supply of newly built and resale homes, was pushing prices higher, but nowhere near into bubble territory.
“A housing bubble is created when home prices rise sharply over several years, far outpacing the increase in income levels for the local workforce,” and that was not the case in the local market, housing expert Eldon Rude told me then.
And that continues to hold true now, Rude said last week.
“The recent strong price increases for housing in Austin were the product of a classic imbalance in supply and demand. We had stronger than anticipated population growth during the last recession, and at the same time builders and developers were forced to slow the pace of construction because they could not get access to the capital needed to finance construction,” said Rude, principal of 360 Real Estate Analytics, a research and consulting firm.
With so much local skepticism about Kolko’s ranking, I asked him to explain further.
Here’s what he told me via email:
“To be sure, local demand is strong and getting a boost from fast job and population growth. But Austin prices have recently been outpacing both income gains and rent increases. While in many markets across the country home price increases have run ahead of income gains and rent increases, in many markets recent price increases have been, in part, a bounce-back after big price declines during the housing bust.
“In contrast, Austin and other Texas markets like Houston have seen home price gains outpacing incomes and rents without having had a big price crash in the late 2000s. While Austin has among the strongest employment growth in the country, wage growth has been slower. Furthermore, Austin’s price gains aren’t about a lack of housing: building permits in 2014 (through August) are running 19 percent ahead of Austin’s historical normal level, which is high to begin with relative to other markets.”
Regardless, some local experts still aren’t buying Trulia’s logic.
Schilling says he remains mystified by Kolko’s methods. “But it does remind me of the Mark Twain quote that he and others attribute to (19th-century British Prime Minister) Benjamin Disraeli: ‘There are lies, damned lies and statistics.’”

Bill Evans, 2014 President of the Austin Board of REALTORS®,  also stated, “Recent reports from a national real estate advertising company have claimed that the Austin-area housing market is overvalued, but local economic experts continue to point to our region’s strong economic and population growth as foundations of a healthy market and indicators that those claims are not true. The 110 people who the City of Austin says move to Austin every day need homes to live in, and the real issue at hand is whether those people can afford those homes.”

September 2014 Statistics (derived from the Austin MLS)

• 2,524 – Single-family homes sold, 10 percent more than September 2013.

• $240,000 – Median price for single-family homes, eight percent more than September 2013.

• $308,514 – Average price for single-family homes, seven percent more than September 2013.

• 44 – Average number of days single-family homes spent on the market, unchanged from September 2013.

• 2,586 – New single-family home listings on the market, four percent more than September 2013.

• 6,469 – Active single-family home listings on the market, eight percent more than September 2013.

• 2,201 – Pending sales for single-family homes, 11 percent more than September 2013.

• 2.8 – Months of inventory* of single-family homes, 0.1 months more than September 2013.

• $778,689,336 – Total dollar volume of single-family properties sold, 18 percent more than September 2013.

Townhouses & Condominiums

The volume of townhouses and condominiums (condos) purchased in the Austin area in September 2014 was 245, which is four percent less than September 2013. In the same time period, the median price for condos was $205,500, which is one percent more than the same month last year. These properties spent an average of 41 days on the market, two days fewer than September 2013.

Leasing

In September 2014, a total of 1,444 properties were leased in Austin, which is eight percent more than September 2013. The median price for Austin-area leases was $1,480, which is 10 percent more than the same month last year.

* The inventory of homes for a market is measured in months, which is defined as the number of active listings divided by the average sales per month of the prior 12 months. The Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University cites that 6.5 months of inventory represents a market in which supply and demand for homes is balanced.

If you would like a market analysis on your home please contact us today!

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New Home for sale in Dripping Springs

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Deer Creek Ranch home for sale in the Twin Lakes Hills neighborhood has approx 1732 sqft  airconditioned /heated space per builders plan with  3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and an additional office or baby creche.

• Gorgeous granite counters throughout .  Office has a window slot  to the kitchen which makes the room an ideal nursery to see crib from while working in kitchen.

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• Quality Granite counter-tops throughout.

• Custom cabinetry throughout.

• Low E windows.

• Xeriscaped.

• Lake Travis Exemplary schools  (Bee Cave Elementary just a short drive)

• Large lot with wide access on sides.

• Great hill-country views

• Extended garage has space for extra storage or shop area

• Bonded Builders 2-10 warranty!

• Ideal Custom Homes – The most experienced builder in the neighborhood.  We love home inspectors, hire the best in the business!

• Conveniently located on Longhorn Skyway and black top road. Not all roads in Deer Creek have black top!

• Bee Caves and Dripping Springs shopping just a short drive! EZ access to Bee Caves  Galleria.

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