TOUR A STUNNING $10,000/mo HIGHRISE AUSTIN TEXAS | 70 Rainey

[@marcduncann]

🤠 LOOKING TO MOVE TO AUSTIN? 🤠 📱 Call or Text: 512-309-5003 📨 Email: [e-mail] 📅 Schedule a call: bit.ly/scheduledtoday

[@kemib.2601]

I pass this building on my runs near the lake. Cool to see what the unit looks like 🤩

[@marcduncann]

Glad I could show you inside! Thanks for watching :)

[@AbeFroman-dn2ri]

Surprised the kitchen does not have a larger sink at that price point

[@marcduncann]

Thanks for your feedback! I completely agree with you. A dual under-mount sink would have been a great addition. It's interesting to see other units at similar or even lower price points offering larger sinks.

[@Libertaro-i2u]

This is actually a two bedroom apartment, not a three bedroom apartment.

[@-OBELUS-]

Austin is terrifying. They'd have to pay me $10,,000 a month to live there. Edit: West view in summer...in Texas. Geez. That's going to be a helluva A/C bill. 1,000 sq. ft. for that price. What a joke.

[@marcduncann]

You may find lower prices in other parts of Texas, but Austin remains a popular choice for various reasons. This particular location is in a highly desirable area of the city, so prices in this building and nearby tend to be higher than outside of Downtown. Thanks for your feedback!

[@AtumRaMaat]

Yeah, some of the condos and pin houses in the buildings around them are even worse. I have a friend in the Quincy that paid $8 million for his 29th floor condo I’m also hearing that some of the units in the water line I’ll be anywhere from eight to $18 million to buy. I wait for the markets to shift correct. This is a New York.