Colt Clements - Realtor

The Steel House in Ransom Canyon, TX, is truly one of a kind.

Designed by Robert Bruno, this home was built over 30 years using 115 tons of salvaged steel. It recently sold at auction for $775,000 and showcases a creative blend of art and architecture.

Inside, the home has three bedrooms, a chef’s kitchen with an eat-in bar, and a primary suite with a private balcony. Stained glass, curved walls, and custom windows complete the home.

Could you imagine living in a place like this?

Nectarine Cafe & Bakehouse is now open at 2001 US 290 in Dripping Springs! Serving up fresh, organic, and 100% gluten-free goodness. Stop by to enjoy their delicious coffee, tea, juices, smoothies, and açaí bowls—and keep an eye out for an expanded menu coming soon! 🍓☕🥗

Open 6 days a week from 8AM to 3PM, Tuesday – Sunday.

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Whether you’re a local or just visiting, there are plenty of free and low-cost activities to enjoy in Austin and the surrounding areas. From art and history to outdoor adventures and one-of-a-kind attractions, here’s a list of some of the best ways to experience ATX without breaking the bank.

▫️ Austin Central Library
Explore one of the most stunning libraries in the country. This Downtown Austin gem boasts six floors of books, a technology petting zoo with 3D printers, and a rooftop garden with breathtaking city views.

▫️ Leander Dinosaur Tracks
Uncover prehistoric history at the South Fork of the San Gabriel River. These dinosaur tracks offer a fun, self-guided adventure for families.

▫️ Austin Nature & Science Center
Dive into hands-on learning at this interactive center. Highlights include the Dino Pit, native wildlife exhibits, and a Naturalist Workshop. With trails, pollinator gardens, and public art installations, there's something for everyone.

▫️ Blanton Museum of Art
Enjoy world-class art collections for free every Tuesday, thanks to the Moody Family Free Day Endowment. From European masterpieces to Latin American contemporary works, the Blanton has it all.

▫️ Cathedral of Junk
Experience Austin’s quirky side with this whimsical structure built from 60 tons of repurposed materials. Created by Vince Hannemann, it’s a must-see for fans of eclectic art and a fun photo op for visitors of all ages.

▫️ Waterloo Greenway
Stroll through this 1.5-mile green space connecting Downtown Austin to Lady Bird Lake. Enjoy gardens, art installations, and scenic trails, blending nature and culture in the heart of the city.

▫️ Two Step Lessons
Learn the Texas Two Step at local venues like The Little Longhorn Saloon or Sagebrush.

▫️ Capitol Grounds
Tour the impressive Texas Capitol building or relax on the sprawling 22-acre grounds.

▫️ Play for All Abilities Park
Round Rock’s inclusive 51,000-square-foot park offers fun for kids of all abilities. From a mini city to sensory pods and a racetrack, it's a destination worth the drive.

The Austin housing market held steady in 2024, and the good news is that the trend looks set to continue in 2025. With predictable mortgage rates, stable pricing, and more inventory on the horizon, buyers and sellers alike can breathe easy knowing the market is on solid ground.

▪️ Mortgage Rates: Expect rates to hover around 6%, with a chance of dipping into the 5% range later in the year. A predictable environment like this makes planning your next move a lot easier.

▪️ Sales and Prices: Home prices and sales saw only a slight dip in 2024, with similar stability expected for 2025. Prices are still more than 40% higher than pre-pandemic levels, and sellers are holding strong on their equity.

▪️ Inventory Growth: With more active listings, buyers now have more options and negotiating power. However, sellers may need to get creative with pricing to meet buyers where they’re at.

With a balanced market and consistent trends, 2025 is shaping up to be a year for thoughtful, confident decisions. Whether you're buying, selling, or just exploring your options, I’m here to help you navigate the market and achieve your real estate goals. Let’s create a strategy that works for you—reach out today!

It’s time to prep your home for the winter months ahead. Tackling a few key tasks now can save you from costly repairs later—and keep your home cozy all season long.

🔧 Here’s your to-do list to get winter-ready:

1️⃣ Test Safety Essentials
Check your smoke detectors, carbon monoxide alarms, and fire extinguishers. Replace batteries and ensure your first aid kit is stocked.

2️⃣ Inspect the Heating System
Swap out filters and have a pro check for carbon monoxide leaks or potential fire hazards.

3️⃣ Give Your Roof a Once-Over
Look for loose shingles or potential leaks. Call in a professional if needed.

4️⃣ Clear Those Gutters
Remove leaves and debris to prevent ice buildup. Don’t forget to double-check for proper alignment.

5️⃣ Deep Clean the Chimney
A clean fireplace is a safe fireplace. Sweep out soot to reduce health risks and keep the cozy vibes flowing.

6️⃣ Seal Windows and Doors
Drafty spots? Seal them up to save on heating costs and keep your home toasty.

7️⃣ Fix Driveway Cracks
Patch up those cracks to avoid larger issues and prevent water from freezing in them.

8️⃣ Prep the Lawn
Rake leaves, mulch the grass, trim dead branches, and disconnect outdoor hoses.

Take care of these essentials, and your home will be ready to face the cold season ahead. 🏡 ❄️