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HGTV’s TV Show “My First Place” Looking for Buyers to Film!
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I typically wait for the second generation, but it’s still interesting to see what the Apple’s iPad can do.
By Yvonne Lim Wilson
Friday, 19 March 2010
The Austin Asian Resource Center is well on its way to being built, according to an update to the Austin City Council Mar. 11 by Schiller Liao, a member of the AARC Board of Directors.
“We’ve been working on it for a decade now and
Since the Fed’s mortgage program ends tomorrow and the tax credit ceases 4/30, what will the future for mortgage rates and home prices be?
Travis property values face first drop since 2003
5.3 percent projected decline would mean a $6.5 billion hit to tax rolls.
By Laylan Copelin and Shonda Novak
AMERICAN-STATESMAN STAFF
Updated: 12:13 a.m. Saturday, April 10, 2010
Published: 11:44 p.m. Friday, April 9, 2010
The recession that wiped out thousands of jobs in Central Texas also erased $6.5 billion from the market value of Travis County properties.
The 5.3 percent
Phil McKinney, 04.06.10, 10:30 AM EDT
It’s a fundamental question when shopping for technology.
One way technology companies make money is by pushing their latest and greatest gadgets to their most rabid customers—and charging a premium for it for as long as they can.
The question: Do you plunk down early and often to
Austin home prices will increase Q1, 2011
Austin area home prices are expected to stop falling in the final quarter this year, according to Federal Housing Finance Agency and Moody’s Economy.com data.
The Fiserv Inc. (Nasdaq: FISV) report released today projects Central Texas residential price tags rising in the first quarter next year, reaching levels
When I-35 was built, it created a “racial divide” for many people in Austin. Prior to interstate 35 being built in 1953, East Avenue was known as “that tranquil tree-lined boulevard” that served as the ideal roadway for a horse and buggy view of downtown and the Capitol. I live