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7 things to know in Austin food right now
The city’s most Instagramable Mexican eatery, Gabriela’s Downtown, is planning a South Austin expansion. Founded by siblings and Michoacán natives Gabby and Arturo Bucio, Gabriela’s Downtown opened in early 2018 and has since garnered a great deal of social media attention for its DJ-scored brunches, house-made choriquesos, and hearty mole enchiladas (and who could forget their colorful array of alcoholic options including fruity margarita flights and chamoy-rimmed Modelos). A baby-blue banner announcing the Bucio family’s expansion currently hangs over Gabriela’s forthcoming south location at 9600 S. IH-35, Unit B-500, which is on track to open in spring/summer. A restaurant/bar hybrid is shooting onto South Congress. White Tiger is the brainchild of notorious restaurateur…
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Leander Texas Realtor – Contact Me Today By Calling (512) 944-7378 Or Click Here!
Are you interested in hiring a Leander Texas Realtor? If so, contact me today by calling (512) 944-7378 or click here to connect with me online. Since 2000, I’ve been helping buyers and sellers with all of their Central Texas Real Estate needs. This means that you can count on me if you’re planning on selling your home, or if you want to purchase a home for a great price, I can also assist you with finding the right property as well. Let Me Be Your Leander Texas Realtor The Central Texas Real Estate market is on fire right now as buyers have been flocking to Texas from across the…
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5908 Hammermill Run, Austin Texas 78744 – Don’t Miss This Austin Texas Home For Sale
Are you searching for the perfect Austin Texas home that’s close to everything? If so, 5908 Hammermill Run in Austin Texas may be the right property for you. Only 13 minutes from downtown Austin, this home was recently renovated and has everything you need, especially if you are looking for the perfect starter home or rental property. With 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and 908 square feet of space, this home has been lovingly maintained and offers something for everyone. Besides being close to downtown, this home is close to Mendez Middle School, Dove Springs Park and plenty of great restaurants in the area. Learn More About 5908 Hammermill Run Built…
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How To Decorate Your Home During The Holidays Without Causing Damage
Are you planning on decorating your home for the holidays? If so, you’ve come to the right place! Holiday decorating is important, especially if you plan on selling your house. When a buyer comes up to your home and sees that it’s decorated for Christmas, they’re going to envision themselves living there and it’s going to make it easier for the self you to sell your house. The only problem with holiday decorating is that it’s one of the easiest ways for a homeowner to damage their home. How To Avoid Damaging Your House While Decorating It Even though you’re excited about decorating your home for the holidays, it’s important…
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Tips For Selling Your Home In 2021
2021 is right around the corner and there’s never been a better time than right now to start thinking about getting your home ready for sale next year. In this article, I’ll offer you several tips that you can do to start preparing your house right now to get it ready to list on the MLS and sold in the coming year. Tip #1 – Declutter Your Home De-cluttering your home is by far one of the most important things that you can do to get your house ready for sale. When you declutter, it’s best to create piles of the things that you want to keep, save for later,…
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It’s important for everyone to be a good human,’ Austin teen named TIME’s Kid of the Year finalist
AUSTIN (KXAN) — A 16-year-old from Austin is one of the finalist for TIME’s Kid of the Year. TIME said Austin’s Ian McKenna was selected to be one of the five finalists for Kid of the Year out of 5,000 nominees between the ages of eight and 16 in the U.S. TIME partnered with Nickelodeon to find the TIME’s first ever 2020 Kid of the Year. The five finalists will get to contribute to TIME, be a kids reporter for TIME for Kids and receive a cash prize. McKenna uses his gardening skills to help fight hunger in the Austin area. In third grade, he built a community garden at…
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The best meteor shower of 2020 will feature multi-colored shooting stars on Sunday night
A dazzling display is about to unfold in the night sky as one of the most reliable meteor showers of the entire year approaches its peak. Every year, skywatchers around the globe circle Dec. 13 on their calendars, the night that the Geminid meteor shower reaches its climax, although the celestial light show is best seen from a spot north of the equator. This is the perfect event for younger stargazers with an earlier bedtime as the Geminids are one of the only major meteor showers that are active during the evening. Shooting stars will start to streak across the night sky by around 9 p.m., local time, and will…
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Austin, Texas Housing Forecast for 2021: Stiff Competition Among Buyers
Forecasts for the Austin, Texas real estate market in 2021 suggest home prices in the capital city will continue rising for the foreseeable future. And that’s not surprising, when you consider that (A) inventory remains very low and (B) the population keeps growing. Within the Austin housing market, both sides of the supply-and-demand picture are putting upward pressure on prices. Here are the latest trends, conditions and predictions for the real estate market in Austin, Texas, extending into 2021. Austin Home Prices and Sales Rose During 2020 The current year, 2020, has been a big one for the Austin real estate scene. If you were to look at home-sales activity…
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Austin suburb rocks onto list of America’s best mid-sized cities
Round Rock is on a roll. On the heels of being named one of the country’s fastest growing cities, the booming Austin suburb has been deemed one of the 10 most livable mid-sized cities in America. This award comes from financial website SmartAsset, which compared 227 U.S. cities based on eight metrics, ranging from median household income to unemployment rate to home value change. (The cities included have at least 100,000 residents; the 100 most populous U.S. cities were removed.) “For Americans seeking a more affordable and less crowded alternative to the bustle of a big city but not interested in very small towns, a mid-sized city might be the best place to…
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Things to know in Austin food right now: Home Slice rolls out Selena-themed pizza special
One of Austin’s hottest new weekly pop-ups is proof that a solid Mexican breakfast starts with the salsa. Manager and taquero of east side taco truck Discada, chef Alex Macias’s flavorful new concept Que Sazon Foods, pays tribute to his mother’s fonda of the same name, which fed area college students in Monterrey, Mexico in the late ’90s. Launched in May, the Austin-based operation dishes out a variety of homemade offerings made by Macias and his wife, Jennifer Camacho, including two outstanding homemade salsas. From now until the end of 2020, foodies can sample Que Sazon’s products at Macias’s new chilaquiles-focused pop-up operating outside of Discada at 1319 Rosewood Ave. every Sunday from…
