The Austin City Limits Music Festival began Friday, October 12th as 75,000 people began to enter Zilker Park to the theme from Star Wars. The ACL Music Festival, now celebrating its 11th year, brings world-wide attention to Austin, Texas as the festival plays host to 130 bands over the course of 3-days on 8 stages.
ACL Music Festival
An estimated 220,000 attendees were at the ACL Music Festival, while many more were able to enjoy the bands from home this year through a live YouTube which covered 2 stages simultaneously, so viewers could choose which act to watch. Like year’s past, the Austin City Limits Music line-up included something for everyone. ACL Festival 2012 headliners included: Neil Young and Crazy Horse, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Roots.
ACL Festival brings Austin to Center Stage
Austin’s local economy certainly gets a boost during the ACL Festival to the tune of about $73 million which includes revenue from hotels and restaurants. The Austin City Limits Music Festival supports the Austin economy in the long term as well, by giving out-of-town guests an additional reason to move here and call it home. Here are some direct pages to specific Austin homes for sale near Zilker Park in the Barton Hills neighborhood, the Central Austin area, condos in zip code 78704 and of course Downtown.
I have been showing many condos lately in and around Austin’s popular 78704 zip code.
Moving to Austin? I have selected randam subdivisions in the greater Austin area and listed some current real estate market data. Average Days on Market below 3 months are considered Seller’s markets, because homes are moving quickly. Neighborhoods with homes on the market between 3 and 6 months are considered neutral. As you can see, the
Austin is hot and I’m not just talking about the weather, though we did have the nation’s high temperature last week with 92 degrees! Residential houses in the greater Austin area saw an increased volume of sales, with an increase of 10 percent in January compared to 2011. According to the Austin Board of REALTORS®, the average time a home remained on the market was 85 days in January, which is eight days less than the same month in 2011. As I have mentioned inventory is low. How low? There were 6 percent less new listings added in January 2012, than in January of 2011. January of 2012 also saw 19 percent fewer active


