Top 5 Reasons NOT to Move to Liberty Hill, Tx

[@michaeluribe6464]

Thanks the info this is stuff realtors don’t talk about thanks for keeping it real ✊🏽✊🏽

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Thanks for the love! We believe in transparency 💪🏼💪🏼

[@denniscleveland669]

We live in Summerlyn, which is close to Liberty Hill and it’s nuts, how the area is growing. Property prices have gone through the roof. Traffic and construction is horrendous.

[@jerimiranda4110]

Been here 5 years and the place was calm, quiet and sleepy back then. Today, it's anything but. Traffic is horrific, water is non-existent and the flow is not consistent and we have 99 percent fast food, a couple of "restaurants" and really no grocery stores except Dollar General and Parkers, neither of which cut it.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

It's crazy how so much can change in such a short time

[@RileyONCE]

I'm 12 right now and I lived in liberty hill since 5 or 4 and I like it here

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

We like it here too!

[@jakeuhhb2]

used to live there as a kid out on the burnet/williamson county line… its insane how different it is now

[@patriciagilson8255]

And we thought we hit the big time when we got DQ in 2018...little did we know. .. Moved here in 2008....I miss the quiet peaceful living....rush hour was when you saw more then 5 cars on 29 :(

[@stormytrader]

Tell me where the next Liberty Hill is before the boom? Seems like all the good places are taken! Any insight?

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

The growth will most likely move up and down 35 and 183.

[@stormytrader]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 any other communities up and coming near Austin but outside of Austin like LIberty HIll

[@whynot5045]

Lampasas, Bertram or Burnet would be my guess. Too late for Taylor and Hutto.

[@mikesullivan1]

Liberty hill resident for 33 years, Getting ready to list our place!

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

33 years! I bet you have many stories about the changes and growth. Let us know if there is anything we can do to help!

[@mikesullivan1]

@Living in Austin Texas You can sell my house. Lol

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Lol…if you are thinking about selling, send us the details to [e-mail]

[@worldsgreatestdude1784]

Don’t blame you tbh

[@johnpierce2095]

best place to live is like 100 miles or more from the nearest city, far enough away to avoid all the headaches, but close enough that u can go to if u want

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

I've had that same thought before...not quite 100 miles, but the city caught up!

[@rahulvutukuri9254]

amazing information, I will consider myself selling house soon when in next BOOM

[@texasnan2445]

I moved here a year and a half ago. I love it.

[@LisaLynnTx]

I lived in Sundance Estates. Bronco Blvd. Lived there 8 years. After they built the sonic we sold and moved. Lol. We moved out there to get away front Leander growth and Cedar Park. But it just followed us.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

I’m in the same boat. Looking for the next place that feels the way LH used to be.

[@coleshelton6469]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 Well spill the beans, sir! Or, *cough cough*, don’t spill the beans…I mean there are no beans! I just don’t know where to be, wife’s a hospital nursery lady who works nursery lady hours. I teach, stopped coaching recently because of time and money. Love of coaching “don’t pay the bills” these days. And to be with our 3 kids who are 7 , 5 and 5. Moving here 9 years ago, it was easy to have my kids with the community you know, the elementary across the street and 3 homes of neighbors who were like carpool but a home they could be at and vice versa. So 4 homes and a school, but, all gone. Fast too! Not that fast I suppose, social studies teacher who still stands for that announcement in the morning with his hand over his heart saw some laws being proposed that were foundational change just sitting written innocently LH was in my sights about 3 years ago. In those years I’ve seen change just from stalking the internet, i have no primary sources! I was beginning to question how will LH do this? I’d guess locals were fine with some people moving in , but from the home searches I see sooooo many homes in liberty hill now. Affordable too I suppose, fed rates not withstanding. They have communities being built, not just a few homes. Entire suburbs looked to carved out. Maybe it will be okay lol. Maybe it will not turn into Pflugerville, Hutton, Leander, manor, etc. But if one follows the same path as those before, one need not travel to ones destination. Sorry long post, but it weighs heavy I tells ya!

[@gr82bloved43]

One thing i will say is that Liberty Hill has an excellent reputation for education bar none!

[@whynot5045]

Well, the traffic is really bad and stoplights are going up on TX29 every 1000ft. County road 214 at 29 stoplights were set up by the intellectually challenged trolls at TXDOT. Lariat is the biggest clusterfork I have ever seen. No thought at all as to infrastructure. School taxes will keep going up since Texas schools must be state of art and over the top. Finally, it is a cultural and dining wasteland. Other than that, I love it here.

[@TheHappyburro13]

I miss my small town! Stop moving here! Move to Round Rock!!!!! All i see now are Range Rovers and Lattes.....people have ruined our lives

[@richardcogbill6791]

The outlying areas are growing faster in population than Austin proper. A more rural community is nice if it can stay rural. That never happens in still what is popular city and metro like Austin. The same thing happens many places in the U.S. I'm happy and lucky to have the choice to stay put in my north central Austin neighborhood. There's still growth here and there with more apartments, but by 6:30PM most of the traffic north central Austin is done. My neighborhood seems to be quiet and safe. People walk around after dinner and on the weekends. My hood is peaceful but not dead. I enjoy my shaded backyard with mature trees. I like being 15-20 mins from downtown and can enjoy some of the art and performance offerings at UT. I've lived 30 years now in Austin. Before that born, raised and 25+ years dealing with traffic and long commutes from the suburbs. Lots of changes in Austin, but I think much faster in the rural areas nn the edges of town. Liberty Hill was charming but once it started growing, that small town charm is ending pretty quickly. Suburban, strip mall, car dependent sprawling development is common all over the U.S. Not pedestrian or people oriented. The same ole same ole. I can take a 10-minute walk to a convenience store, pizza place, coffee joint and breakfast taco as well a a small park and rec center. If I lived in Roundrock or some other outlying place m. I'd be driving all the time and commuting to work and back would be exhausting. Not how I want to spend my time.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Thanks for watching! Drop a comment below and let us know what your thoughts are on these topics. UPDATE...Exfluor has withdrawn their permit to build the chemical plant!

[@sabrinabryant4116]

I've been here for nearly 30 years and I hate it now.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Sorry to hear that you hate it now 😕 I am sure you have seen a ton of changes like Mr. Sullivan.

[@douloskev]

Where can we read more about the chemical plant you talk about at 10:54?

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

The company is Exflour Research Corporation. They want to build off of County Road 236. There are articles out there about them and I will look for a link to post here. They currently have a facility in Round Rock.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

There are some articles and local news stories if you Google their name with spills added

[@whynot5045]

Oh...the wife just reminded me. Let's not for get the "Machete Incident".

[@denniscleveland669]

What’s going in that big field that’s surrounded by Seward junction loop, south of 29 and west of 183?

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

We’ve heard there is going to be a hospital there. No official confirmation on that though.

[@denniscleveland669]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 I heard that as well. I guess we’ll just have to wait and see.

[@texasnan2445]

If you don’t like the growth, I guess unwed to look into it before u decide. I happen to like what see and where I live.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Liberty Hill is a great place to live! I love living here as well. Although, it is sad to see the county making moves to take land from people. Some of those families have had their land/properties for generations. Personally, not a fan of that happening to anyone, anywhere. We appreciate your comments!

[@mylesjoseph6746]

Just go to cedar park I live in Briggs. I would have to go to copperas cove or cedar park cause I live in the community part of

[@mikesullivan1]

liberty Hill people use to wave at everyone and now you may get the middle finger and the amount of crybabies that moved here is crazy!!

[@cherylvickers1311]

What is your opinion of regency Santa Rita community

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Nice homes! We toured that community a while back. Easy access to one of the main roads in the area. It will have its own amenities plus access to the rest of Santa Rita Ranch. We have a video from when we went out there. Let me know if you have more specific questions. You can reach us by phone at 512-643-4702 or by email at [e-mail]

[@cherylvickers1311]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 do you know the HOA costs

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

MLS shows $249/mo

[@worldsgreatestdude1784]

I been here since 2016. DO NOT GO HERE!!!!!!!!! I WANT TO LEAVE SO BADLY

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Where do you want to move to?

[@worldsgreatestdude1784]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 out of state

[@BruceAkaBRUISERCanady]

Not to mention that it's now full of people who have NO manners or understanding of being patient.

[@swainp2012]

Is this city build for cars? Sounds like it. Most cities , especially TX are build for cars. Very short sighted vision

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

It is…there is a Metro Rail that runs from Austin to Leander that’s pretty close. I haven’t heard of any plans to expand that yet.

[@itscorn564]

How can they just take your property? 😮

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

They are taking it through eminent domain. There is a process, but they make you sell it to them at “fair market value” at the end of the process.

[@kalyanidhiraj1107]

Do you know the address of 2nd high school?

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

It’s not built yet, but it will be on County Road 258

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Between Ronald Regan Blvd and Highway 183

[@worldsgreatestdude1784]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512it’s right near me lol

[@mitzibutler6415]

🙏

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

Thank you Mitzi!

[@lordbaron4504]

moved here in 2010 and it was awesome. TIME TO LEAVE

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

I moved here from RR a few years after you did to escape the growth in that area. I thought we'd be good to go for a bit longer. It's hard to imagine how so much growth can occur in such a short time. Some love it, some don't, I can see both sides. Where would you go now?

[@worldsgreatestdude1784]

In general, do not move to Texas as a whole

[@TheChrisfleury1]

Havent started the video yet but im going to tell you this. If you sell riverfront land to out of state buyers FOR F@CKS SAKE tell them what TX navigable waters are and the rights people have to them. Frankly im sick and tired of informing them while wading the Gabe.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

If and when it comes up, we will inform them! We cover things like that in our Buyer Presentations.

[@TheChrisfleury1]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 hope so, its getting worse and worse up 200.

[@texasnan2445]

Big deal!

[@douloskev]

Do y’all know what’s planned for that big Kleensite Land Clearing at the corner of West Hwy 29 and US 183?

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

They are extending the toll road past that intersection. On the corner, we’ve heard that it might be a medical facility, maybe a hospital. We haven’t gotten confirmation yet though. We will gladly let you know when we hear more.

[@douloskev]

@@LivinginAustinTexas512 That’s what I’ve heard as well from another source. I was thinking that’d be a perfect area for a Costco or some other large retailer.

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

I heard a rumor a while back Costco was going to build there, but I think they ended up settling on a Georgetown location.

[@pureheathen1720]

Lol, only 5?

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

The top 5 based on what our clients say and what we’ve seen. Sounds like you have more to add lol. There are plenty of good reasons to move here as well.

[@Jack-Surreal_Panes]

I don't knlw. Just saw that waffle thing. May be worth it to move there for that 🧇😅😅😂

[@LivinginAustinTexas512]

😂😂