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.

What do I like about Spring?  It is a 100% owner occupied building.  80% are primary residences, 20% are secondary.  The HOA is .38 cents a sq. ft, which is one of the lowest for Downtown living.  It has guest suites, so you don’t have to worry about where to keep your relatives.

Want more fun facts?  Only the exterior walls of the units are load bearing.  So, if you want to move an interior wall, or take one out – you can.  It also has gas cooking.  The big thing for me was the view…the layout of the units offers multiple views from each unit.  Typically, you have to choose a Downtown, or UT tower or lake view.  Most of these units had 2 or 3 unique views in each unit, so you don’t have to choose.

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