May 22nd, 2008
One of my client’s home was shown on KVUE last night. I represented him when buying the house. Patrick Easter, who you will see in the clip is the developer who built my client’s home and is placing another one next to it.
The story covers manufactured homes and the benefits they can provide. One of the biggest misconceptions about manufactured homes is that they are all mobile homes and cheap. This is simply not true. Homes manufactured in a warehouse can be more efficient, built faster, and built better than many other homes since they are constructed in a controlled environment. Many people are realizing this and that is why manufactured homes are growing in popularity. Watch the story for more info.
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Tag(s): Austin, building, green
May 15th, 2008
I attended the City’s Waller Creek Workshop recently and was very impressed with the ideas they had as well as changes they had implemented due to citizen feedback. They are continuing to take feedback through their online survey until the end of this month. I urge each of you to give your input. The Waller Creek development can be a major attraction for our city. Let’s make sure we get it right.
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Tag(s): Austin, feedback, survey, waller creek
May 15th, 2008
I submitted an email to the Mayor recently through ABOR’s Take Action website. I received a form-letter response back. It points out a few directions that the city council gave to the task force that will be formulating the recommendations regarding the ordinance. If these directions are followed, then the ordinance could actually be very helpful and less damaging as many of us feared. Here is the full email: Read the rest of this entry »
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Tag(s): Austin, city council, energy, mayor, ordinance
May 5th, 2008
Villa Muse, the large entertainment project, announced that it will look to build elsewhere instead of in East Austin. They had been in discussions with the city to be removed from Austin’s ETJ but Austin ultimately decided against doing this. Being out of the ETJ would have prevented Austin from annexing the land in the future. According to Mayor Wynn, the project could have moved only a few thousand feet and been out of the ETJ but ultimately they decided against this. Hopefully, the project can be salvaged as I think it would be a great boon for the city.
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Tag(s): Austin, development, entertainment
May 4th, 2008
This time Austin sits atop the list of Greenest Retirement Cities
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Tag(s): Austin, list