Why People Live In Dripping Springs Vs. Lakeway Tx.

[@AgentContentCreators]

Both areas are very nice areas. I like the rolling hill country of Dripping Springs over the lake life.

[@JeremyAKnight]

Totally agree!

[@katyk4233]

I just bought a house in WellsBranch that backs up to the green space at Katherine Fletcher park for $383,500. It needs some work, we spend $6900 replacing the floors, getting rid of popcorn ceilings, and removing all wallpaper/ retexturing the walls, and painting everything. next year tackling the kitchen then bathrooms!

[@JeremyAKnight]

Awesome! Call me when you want to buy the next one 😁 would’ve loved to help.

[@ajpotro]

I bought in Rim Rock in Driftwood, the section zoned to DSISD. Best decision of my life.

[@JeremyAKnight]

Rim Rock is great. The see through fence is my only turnoff.

[@kristimh]

Love living in Lakeway with all the hills and nature. We are central Lakeway off 620, near HEB, so everything feels convenient. My husband would love to live in Dripping Springs. We might settle in Bee Cave off Hamilton Pool next year due to how much we do there. And I enjoy living close to Target 😅

[@kristimh]

And you’re spot on with those see thru fences. That was a huge adjustment when we moved there. Still not a huge fan.

[@jorgesmith2000]

Agreed. Target is a national treasure 😂

[@JeremyAKnight]

That’s a really good location.

[@JeremyAKnight]

It’s probably the most important factor on why we chose DS.

[@cellarb5651]

Great video Jeremy. I enjoy spending time in both these areas. You really can’t go wrong living in either locations. I personally love Dripping Springs and plan to be here for a long time.

[@JeremyAKnight]

You and I both!

[@jorgesmith2000]

Also, I’ve been really curious between the the two, so thank you for putting together this video. Much appreciated!

[@JeremyAKnight]

Don’t hesitate to reach out when you’re ready! I don’t have too many negative things to say about these areas!

[@512galko4]

Lake Travis ISD has a very strong Conservative families PAC which seems to keep progressive ideologies in check. Not trying to get political, just stating facts. Dripping ISD has a couple of liberal folks on their board that have been issues for conservatives. Lakeway is difficult to find a large flat yard. Retail and restaurants are more plentiful in Lakeway. Also closer to WF, Target, Galleria. Dripping is not just more quiet, it is a much slower pace especially the further west off 290 you go. It’s actually surprising how night and day the two cities are considering they are right next to each other.

[@JeremyAKnight]

I wouldn’t say Dripping has progressives on the school board. Maybe 1 out of the 8. Although I could be wrong.

[@512galko4]

@@JeremyAKnight well I’ll say this, if ever there was an “event” and mandatory whatever, I’d put my money on LTISD for autonomy.

[@JeremyAKnight]

@@512galko4 dripping springs schools were open and had no mask mandates for kids. Yet, I’ll take your word for it.

[@o2bkjohn]

Lakeway oozes money. They try and control how schools run etc. My brother built homes as a carpenter in the middle 70's I'd live in DS before Lakeway.

[@jorgesmith2000]

Lakeway is a pretty short drive from Drip. My family and I drive up to Bee Cave for most of our shopping needs. It’s a beautiful, consistent 15-20 min drive. For some reason, I always feel exhausted by the time we reach the hills near Lake Travis. Maybe it’s just closer to the sun, making me feel fatigue. I can’t imagine living there during the harsh summer.

[@JeremyAKnight]

It’s the altitude 😂

[@jorgesmith2000]

@@JeremyAKnighthaha is it that high?? I didn’t think there was much of a difference. I used to live high in the mountains, over 8k in altitude, but the climate was much cooler.

[@JeremyAKnight]

@@jorgesmith2000 it was a joke 🤣

[@jorgesmith2000]

@@JeremyAKnight😂

[@JeremyAKnight]

@@jorgesmith2000 I feel the same way. Any time I drive back to dripping I want to take a nap.

[@harvam]

Great video Jeremy, everything you've covered is absolutely on point with my experiences touring both these areas 💯 One thing I would like to know more about is long term water availability. Almost every community we toured had those "Drought Stage" signs, which concerned us a bit. I don't know if drought warning has always been the case around summer historically for these areas. There's also fair amount of new construction which perhaps will add pressure on existing water sources.

[@JeremyAKnight]

Pretty much every summer we have restrictions. This year has been worse than most. Which means we’ll have a ton of rain in October

[@harvam]

@@JeremyAKnight Haha let's all hope we get good rain. It is quite unpleasant to look at those islands that have popped up in the middle of Lake Travis. :D

[@momentumswing6998]

Great review! Love living in Bee Cave but would not want to be here if I had to drive into Austin every day. I go into to city maybe once or twice a month.

[@JeremyAKnight]

Yeah, that commute would be tough.

[@muhammadbelal9475]

I'm searching for a 4-5 bedroom house (built or to be built) - Ideally high ceiling in living area, with a minimum sqft of 2800-3000 in the budget of $500K or less. We love DS new master planned communities. My preferred location would be either Lakeway or DS or any community with feel of green/hills and with a focus on great school districts, especially elementary schools. I'm interested in new construction or homes built after 2020. Can you suggest some options?

[@JeremyAKnight]

Yes. We’ve helped clients with this. There are several good options.

[@joshuawelch6734]

When living in Dripping Springs, do you find yourself visiting Wimberley or Driftwood often? If so, what kind of places do you patron?

[@JeremyAKnight]

Yes. Hays City Store!