Texas is renowned for its sports fervor, notably football, yet its passion for golf should not be underestimated. The state boasts picturesque courses and year-round warm weather, making it a prime destination for golf enthusiasts. Among Texas’s lineup of esteemed professional golf events, few can rival the excitement of the upcoming Valero Texas Open. The Valero Texas Open is a renowned PGA Tour golf tournament with a rich history spanning over a century. It features some of the world’s finest golfers vying for a substantial cash prize and crucial standings points. Not only is it thrill ..read more

Houston | Leo Yao San Antonio, Austin, and Houston, all major cities in Texas, have much to offer residents and visitors alike. Let’s explore some of the finest highlights within each community’s appealing ZIP codes.  78132 Adventure and leisure await in New Braunfels, Hunter, and Canyon Lake, nestled between San Antonio and Austin. In New Braunfels, savor the offerings of Guadalupe Brewing Company & Pizza and Dry Comal Creek Vineyards. Experience the great outdoors with activities along the Guadalupe River, perfect for fishing, tubing, or simply relaxing in the sun. For sport ..read more

South By Southwest | Ryan Loughlin Austin annually hosts South by Southwest (SXSW), a massive festival attracting influential figures such as famed musicians, movie stars, business titans, and trendsetters.  SXSW is a music festival, film festival, conference, comedy festival, and much more. Much like the eclectic and exciting city of Austin itself, this one-of-a-kind experience attracts enormous crowds of visitors. Scheduled to run from March 8th to 16th, SXSW events take place across the city, with the Austin Convention Center serving as the festival’s epicenter.  The Con ..read more

Austin | Ross Bonander Let’s look at some holiday towns in the Austin and San Antonio area to consider for a memorable seasonal vacation. This region may not promise a classic white Christmas, but its charming communities, scenic landscapes, and festive atmosphere create an idyllic setting for a holiday retreat.  New Braunfels New Braunfels, renowned for its attractions in the Gruene Historic District, is a charming city nestled along the confluence of two meandering rivers. Its German heritage is showcased at Weihnachtsmarkt, scheduled for November 17th through 19th this year. Th ..read more

San Antonio | Trac Vu Famed for its winding hills, gorgeous lakes, and majestic rivers, Texas Hill Country stands as one of Texas’s most sought-after destinations for real estate buyers. Its stunning scenery, appealing towns and cities, and abundant real estate options set it apart. In the fall, a visit or relocation to Hill Country promises an unforgettable experience. Let’s look at some of the major aspects of Texas Hill Country’s fall appeal that attract both buyers and visitors. Gorgeous Scenery to Explore While visiting this area any time of the year guarantees incredible outdoor ..read more

Austin | Reese Beaux If you’re drawn to the idea of urban living, Austin and San Antonio offer an abundance of enticing advantages. Let’s explore why Austin and San Antonio’s urban lifestyle stands out compared to other cities.  Powerful Economies Homebuyers often target cities with appealing economic opportunities. This is certainly the case in Austin and San Antonio, where buyers will find powerful, flourishing economies with ample lucrative job opportunities. San Antonio encompasses several major industries, including biosciences, aerospace, IT, and energy. And Austin, one of t ..read more

Bill Stephan In recent years, Formula One (F1) has seen a significant surge in popularity nationwide. It is hard not to enjoy watching superstar athletes crisscrossing the globe, racing in cars from world-renowned manufacturers that can reach speeds well over 200 miles per hour. F1 fans in the United States have the opportunity to attend races in person instead of watching them on TV this year.  Formula One has scheduled three races in the country: Miami hosted the Crypto.com Grand Prix in May, and Las Vegas will wrap things up in November with the Heineken Silver Grand Prix, but fi ..read more

San Antonio | Gower Brown The Austin-San Antonio corridor is a top real estate market, attracting businesses and fueling exponential economic and population growth. Amid this boom, numerous appealing cities and communities have emerged that offer unique lifestyle advantages, from picturesque landscapes to vibrant local cultures. Let’s delve into some sought-after towns and neighborhoods in the Austin-San Antonio area. San Antonio San Antonio is a gorgeous city with a fascinating Spanish colonial history, which is reflected in its architecture. This rapidly growing city, one of the larg ..read more

University of Texas at Austin | Chirag Tripathi The Austin-San Antonio area has several renowned universities that rank among the best in Texas. Each of these institutions is deeply rooted in a community where they wield significant influence. These college towns maintain a strong bond with their schools, attracting numerous students who choose to call them home each year. Let’s explore some of the top college towns in the Austin-San Antonio area. Georgetown Georgetown is a Central Texas community just a short drive from Austin. Famous for its historic architecture and gorgeous surroun ..read more

Lake Lyndon B. Johnson | D. Lamar Hanri With hot summer temperatures and plenty of charming communities to visit, there are many reasons to seek out a summer retreat in the areas surrounding Austin and San Antonio. Let’s look at some of the top summer destinations in this region. Fredericksburg German settlers colonized the Central Texas city of Fredericksburg in the early 18th century. Roughly an hour-and-a-half from Austin, this charming small community draws many visitors with its top-notch shopping and dining and famed, world-class vineyards. The Fredericksburg’s Pioneer Museum sho ..read more