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Archive for Austin Downtown condos – Page 2

Showing property with a Dash of History, for Good Measure

by Doreen Zelma
April 6th, 2010

For starters, I would just like to thank you for referring me to your friends, family and co-workers. My business is based on you, and I am very blessed to have your continued support.

 Last week, I was in Round Rock and then, moved on to Downtown, Austin to view some condominiums.  If you haven’t been to the historical district of Round Rock, it is quite charming. Downtown, I went to the Brown Building and the Nokonah.  Located on W 9th Street, the Nokonah is in the heart of Duncan Park and within walking distance to Whole Foods, restaurants and shops.  

Built in 1940, the Brown Building, on Colorado Street holds a historical designation, which gives owners an additional tax exemption.  The building was originally utilized as office space, some of which was occupied  by politicians,  including former President Lyndon B. Johnson. In 1998, The Brown Building was converted to loft style condominiums.  The Brown Bar and Gumbos restaurant are on the first floor, for your dining pleasure. Here’s a peak

Reminder:   we must be under contract by April 30th in order to qualify for the tax credit.

I support local Austin; after all I think it’s only neighborly.

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Phone:  201-286-2504

Email:  doreen@supportlocalaustin.com

Categories Buying a home
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About Condominium Regimes

by Doreen Zelma
January 14th, 2010

Austin, TX…The MLS has changed the way it labels single detached homes that are in some sort of condominium regime. The new ownership type includes the word ‘common’ or ‘fee-simple’ after the word ‘house’. These ‘houses’ were once labeled ‘Condo Detached’.

Common is defined as condos or houses where ownership of some or all of the land is shared between the owners.

Fee Simple is defined as properties that the land is owned individually such as a single family house, or townhomes on separate lots, or 1/2 duplexes where the land has been sub-divided.

Again, because these ‘condos’ are now labeled ‘houses’, you may see some come up in your house search, and will typically mean that they have some sort of common area.

I support local Austin; after all I think it’s only neighborly.

Categories Buying a home, Downtown Condos
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Property Tour and Downtown projects

by Doreen Zelma
January 11th, 2010

There’s nothing like cramming into an elevator or taking flights of stairs or walking around on cement that has been baking for hours with 90 other agents.

I went to get an update on the W, The Austonian and the Four Seasons, as well as taking a peak at some units that are somewhat cumbersome to see without a tour.  

The Four Seasons Residences are 50% pre-sold, in fact buyers now have the opportunity to pick finishes, so if you know anyone who is interested, let me know.  The units are priced between $450k and $3.5 million.  The HOA is .62 cents a sq foot, which includes a staff dedicated to the residents. That means room service, or having Fluffy walked for you at 2am – is only a phone call away.

I support local Austin; after all I think it’s only neighborly. Need a house?

Categories Downtown Condos
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