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To: SuziQ
Heh... my first trip to Austin was over a Labor Day holiday. It hit 107 while I was here... stepping out of the apartment door felt to me like stepping into a blast furnace.

Places to live... Rose can probably give you more detailed information. West of I-35 is better than East. North of the UT Campus, or south of downtown, is better than in between the two. Housing prices are in a bit of a decline right now, so probably better to wait for them to fall some more before buying. Also, you might want to consider buying a condo rather than a house; would probably be easier to re-sell when he's done with school.

Would you like us to send you an Apartment Locator guide? It lists and, I think rates, all the aparment complexes in Austin.

929 posted on 06/02/2004 9:14:06 PM PDT by Bear_in_RoseBear (Some get saved after seeing the light, some after feeling the heat)
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To: Bear_in_RoseBear
David says thanks for the offer of the Apartment Locater, but he's got one. It's good to hear from someone who knows the area, though.

Turns out, our #1 son, Paul, who just finished his first year of Law School, is thinking about checking Austin for a summer job next year with the idea of heading down there when he's done with school. Buying a condo would be a good investment made even better if both of them are there! David will keep a lookout while he's in the apartment next year for good areas of town that are still convenient for him for UT since he doesn't have a car. Paul has wheels, so he can get wherever he needs to go no matter where they live.

1,155 posted on 06/03/2004 4:18:35 PM PDT by SuziQ (Bush in 2004/Because we Must!!! (Bombard))
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