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Old 02-16-2009, 10:27 PM
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I am headed to Austin this weekend to scout out some areas I may be interested in moving to. If anyone has any suggestions I would be forever grateful.
We are a early 30's professional couple with no kids. I would love a house with character (older would be great) in a safe area. Large yard for the doggies. I am not into neighborhoods where every house looks the same. Would consider outlying areas as long as there are professional jobs around. Researched Hyde Park and Tarrytown, but I'm not a millionaire. I would also consider living farther away for a great view or to be on around the water. My sister is considering moving to SoCo, not as familiar with that area. Also if anyone knows a Realtor that is honest and non- pushy, would like contact info.

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Try 78704 (SoCo area) or Crestview area to the north.
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Those are both good suggestions. Also, try south of the river but not SoCo - Travis Heights, Barton Hills, Apache Shores (further out, but close to the lake) or other parts of Lakeway.

What is your price range - that will help pinpoint things a bit more.
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