"Austin No. 2 in Best Cities To Buy A Home Right Now | Forbes" Submitted 4/12/12
"How America's Wimpy Recovery Has Shaped Austin, Texas | Time.com" Submitted 3/29/12
"Austin No. 2 for urban population growth | Austin Business Journal" Submitted 3/26/12
"Austin a top real estate investment market | Austin Business Journal" Submitted 3/23/12
| A very popular design that merges the classic, timeless exterior with a very wide-open, modern interior. The charming architecture fits in beautifully with a lot of Austin’s more conservative neighborhoods, but still allows for some funky style with the stone choices, column shape, doors and windows, and paint color. Interior utilizes top of the line, energy-efficient appliances and finishes that can range from traditional to modern. |  |
| Clean lines, interesting angles, open floorplan, wide open spaces. Whether using zen modern or mid-century modern elements, this style is hip, while still fitting in with the neighborhood. These designs are very energy efficient and maximize square footage and outdoor living spaces as much as possible. |  |
| Hill Country Craftsman combines with sleek, modern design. Using stone, metal, and wood, this design creates a very rustic appeal, while utilizing clean modern lines and angles. These homes boast open floorplans, amazing kitchens, and all of the amenities of modern living. Not only is it built strong and designed to last, but it is also built environmentally conscious and responsibly. Old Texas Dependability meets New Austin Style. |  |
| This design embraces the rich history of the neighborhood - the beautiful tree-lined streets, eclectic shops & restaurants, and craftsman-style homes and bungalows - while updating the classic with open floorplans and modern interior finishes. These homes really highlight the importance we put on building in harmony with the surrounding community. |  |
