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The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA), as expected, took action today to conserve water in the Highland Lakes. It have stated that they will cut all water to farmers downstream. This is likely to put some farmers out of business, but th elevel of the two largest lakes, Lakes Buchanan and Travis, are close to 39% of capacity. This is an unprecedented action, but people who own Lake Travis waterfront
, Lake Buchanan waterfront property and lake view property must appreciate the effort.
I used to take my oldest daughter to the pool at the Lakeway Inn years ago. That is where I taught her to swim.
Later the Inn was sold and one of the pools was closed. As a result, Lakeway residents were no longer welcome at the pool.
Still later, the place was sold again. It became the Lakeway Resort and Spa. New pools and a water slide were added, but these sere for guests.
A 5,000 glass ballroom overlooking Lake Travis was also added. What a fantastic places for meetings and weddings this place is. I will follow this with photos rather than words as they will tell the story of this place just fine.
By the way, if you are interested in Lakeway, TX homes, give me a call.
Central and west Texas experienced be twen 1.5 and 3 inches of rain over a huge geographic area including that which runs into Lakes Travis and Buchanan. What effect did the rain have on lake levels?
Lake Travis went up, but less than half a foot. The biggest benefit of the rain will be on grasses and trees, which have been starving for water over the last 12 months. Although welcome, the recent rain won't do much for area aquifers or lakes.
I took the photo above recently from the bottom of the Hurst Creek arm of Lake Travis. The big concrete block is an anchor for Hurst Harbor Marina, which had been moved to deeper water. Where I was standing should have been under 40 feet of water this time of year.
Lakes Buchanan and Travis are about 39% of their capacity and we're heading into the spring and summer, when water usage peaks. Will the lakes fill again? Of course, every time our area has experienced a drought, the lakes have come back and they have usually done that as a result of flooding.
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Anderson Mill: 16 homes for sale. Prices range from $129,900 to $230,000 with an average list price of $165,075. Anderson Mill had 5 homes sell during the last 30 days, but 13 are currently under contract. Homes sold after an average of 59 days on market.
Anderson Mill West: 11 homes for sale. Prices range from $145,000 to $389,000 with an average list price of $165,075. Anderson Mill West had 3 homes sell during the last 30 days, but 7 are currently under contract. Homes sold after an average of 59 days on market.
Balcones Woods: 2 homes for sale. Prices range from $249,975 to $269,950 with an average list price of $165,075. Balcones Woods had 3 homes sell during the last 30 days. Homes sold after an average of 90 days on market.
Lamplight Village: 5 homes for sale. Prices range from $76,000 to $134,900 with an average list price of $165,075. Lamplight Village had 9 homes sell during the last 30 days, but 4 are currently under contract. Homes sold after an average of 31 days on market.
Quail Hollow: 5 homes for sale. Prices range from $97,500 to $149,900 with an average list price of $165,075. Quail Hollow had 4 homes sell during the last 30 days, but 5 are currently under contract. Homes sold after an average of 182 days on market.
Scofield Farms: 9 homes for sale. Prices range from $146,000 to $304,900 with an average list price of $165,075. Scofield Farms had 1 home sell during the last 30 days, but 11 are currently under contract. The home sold after 36 days on market.
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