Mortgage rates have moved back near 7%, leaving many buyers wondering what changed—and what it means for their plans to buy a home.

Looking for something to do in Austin this week? From intimate vinyl listening sessions and karaoke nights to major concerts, punk shows, and local favorites, the city is packed with ways to get out, enjoy live music, and make the most of your week.

Living in Round Rock means having plenty of ways to get out, connect with neighbors, and enjoy the season close to home. From meaningful community tributes and live theater to family-friendly activities and fitness events, these upcoming happenings offer something for everyone.

Looking for something fun to do in Austin this week? Whether you’re in the mood for live music, comedy, karaoke, a late-night movie, or a full weekend of festival performances, the city has plenty on the calendar.

Round Rock continues to invest in transportation improvements that support easier travel, safer streets, and stronger connections between neighborhoods, parks, shopping, and major roadways.

When it comes time to adjust the price of your home, the goal should never be to lower it simply so you can say you made a price reduction.

One of the advantages of living in Central Austin is having everyday conveniences, local businesses, shopping, and entertainment close to home. For residents around 1527 Madison Avenue Unit B, North Lamar and the surrounding area offer plenty of destinations for errands, dining, shopping, and spending a day out without having to venture far.

You do not need a 20% down payment to buy a home—but if every dollar you have is going toward your down payment, you may not be ready to buy just yet.

Living in University Hills puts some of Northeast Austin’s most popular entertainment, shopping, and recreation destinations within easy reach. From family-friendly attractions and movie nights to shopping, dining, arcade games, and golf, there is plenty to explore near 6807 La Salle Drive.

Your household earns $120,000 a year—but does that mean you can comfortably qualify for a $2,700 monthly housing payment? What about $3,700?

Looking for something to do in Austin this week? From live music and major touring artists to classic movies, karaoke, blues, R&B, and unique local performances, Austin has plenty happening from Monday through Sunday.

You make $100,000 a year. So when it’s time to buy a home, a mortgage lender will use that full $100,000 to determine how much you can qualify for—right?

Northwest Austin’s dining scene continues to grow, with new restaurants opening their doors, familiar names expanding into new locations, and more concepts preparing to arrive later this year. From Hong Kong-style barbecue and fusion ramen to wings, pizza, and a dog-friendly dining destination, there are plenty of new spots to put on your radar.

If buying a home is part of your plan for the next few years, preparing financially doesn’t have to wait until you’re ready to start touring homes.

September is bringing a full calendar of things to do around Austin and the surrounding Hill Country. From live music and local celebrations to creative workshops and unique family-friendly experiences, there are plenty of ways to get out and explore this month.

How’s your calendar looking this week? Austin is bringing seven days of live music, throwback favorites, local performances, and plenty of reasons to get out of the house.

For coffee lovers, having a few great options nearby can make morning routines, weekend meetups, and afternoon pick-me-ups a little more enjoyable. Around 6807 La Salle Dr in Northeast Austin, residents have access to a variety of local coffee shops, from specialty cafés in Mueller to longtime Austin favorites.

Summer may be winding down, but there’s still plenty happening around Round Rock. From local markets and baseball to family-friendly activities and community events, the next few weeks offer plenty of opportunities to get out and enjoy the city.

Pricing a home correctly is one of the most important parts of selling—but determining the right price doesn’t stop the day your home hits the market.

When buying a home, most people focus on two numbers: the purchase price and the down payment. But your down payment isn’t the only cash you may need to bring to the closing table.