Mainly the East side, Clifton, CUF, East Walnut Hill.

Plan on doing some renovations and then put it on market by middle of MAY.

Mine in East Austin took me right at that with it being my 5th offer and 6 months.

Growing up, we were middle class.

In middle of all this if you have the base you need.

Are others persuaded by the argument, made by @Jason Hartman and others, that the pandemic will accelerate the trend of people moving away from high-density living in the biggest cities and into more single-family homes in the middle of the country where prices are cheaper and the risk of a virus spreading is lower?

Finding someone who can see the vision of tiny houses and how they can be a part of the solution in the "missing middle" in the housing market AND has some real estate development experience.I've made significant traction over the last couple of years but need to get to the next level so we can pull all of it together and get the concept community underway.

Check out 579 Main St in East York asking for $579k..   

It was in a great area on the east end of Louisville, Kentucky.

An early 2000s house is about 260k now in Leander area while you can get a brand new house in East parmer/ dasseau (Pflugerville) for 290kWhich one would appreciate more?