Urban to Suburban Contributor, Author at Urban to Suburban

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February 24, 2023

Who else needs a punch card to the local emergency room? You know the 10th visit is free cards? No one, just me?

A Word on Security

February 15, 2023

By: Hope Wells, REALTOR® Stop Giving People Your Information! Let me start by reminding y’all that I used to work for police departments. I…

Resilience is a daffodil… Who knew?

February 9, 2023

By: Hope Wells, REALTOR Central Texas was hit again this year with a blast of unusual weather. I guess maybe we should start getting…

Austin Economics & Workforce

December 27, 2021

The City of Austin’s economy is booming, and there are many reasons why. Learn who Austin’s majors employers are, including find out who’s moving their companies to the Austin area.

Austin is a beautiful city that radiates good health with its rolling landscape, its celebrated lakes and rivers, its numerous parks, its unique neighborhoods, its miles of bustling hike and bike trails, and the 50+ public swimming pools within the city limits.

Austin Entertainment

November 2, 2021

Austin, the state capital of Texas provides various entertainment activities that are loads of quality fun.

Austin’s Diverse Food Scene

October 12, 2021

As Austin rapidly evolves, the restaurants, food trucks and trailers, grocery stores, markets, bakeries and delis, and farms offer more interesting options to choose from. Here is a list of some great Austin restaurants featuring different styles of cuisine with a few examples of what they serve.

Tips on Manufactured Housing Financing with Acreage

September 7, 2021

If you yearn for 2 acres or 200 acres, chickens, and pole barn but you don’t want to spend $500,000 or more a manufactured home property maybe your best option. We all have heard the bad jokes about ‘trailers, double-wide, mobile (make that 3 syllables) homes’ but manufactured housing has come a long way.

Preparing to Buy Your First Home

August 27, 2021

Buying your first home can be super confusing to most people. The internet is a tremendous resource for information, but often it can lead to more confusion than clarity when trying to educate yourself and prepare for your first home purchase. So where should you start and what should you do to better prepare yourself?