302 Mill Pond Path, Georgetown, TX 78633


2 Bedrooms | 2 Full Baths | 1,397 Square Feet | .137-Acre Lot

MLS #4324532


Located on a desirable corner lot in the vibrant Sun City community, this beautifully crafted single-story residence perfectly blends relaxation and convenience. 


Step inside into the welcoming open floor plan flooded with natural light that seamlessly connects the spacious living room, dining room, and kitchen. The kitchen boasts solid surface countertops, high-quality stainless steel appliances, a tile backsplash, a breakfast bar, and a pantry, making it a cook’s delight. 


Both bedrooms are designed for comfort and accessibility. The primary suite offers an ensuite bath with dual vanities, a walk-in closet, and a…

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As you’ve probably heard, interest rates are the lowest they’ve been in over a year and a half. This means more buyers are coming off the sidelines and starting their homebuying search. More buyers mean more homebuyer demand, bringing more sellers into the market looking to sell their homes for top dollar.

How Low Interest Rates Can Affect Your Purchasing Power - Shane T White - Shane T White Team - Texas Real Estate


Interest rates are a huge economic factor that affects the market's direction and where it’s going. Low interest rates can help increase your purchasing power and ability to navigate the market. Let’s dive into the importance of low interest rates below! 


Increased Borrowing

When interest rates decrease, the cost of borrowing money decreases, directly affecting how much buyers can afford. Even the slightest decrease in interest rates…

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Regardless of whether the real estate market favors sellers or buyers, sellers are always looking for an upper hand, leading many to list their homes for a higher price. While higher list prices potentially mean more money at closing, it can lead to many downfalls if the home doesn’t sell.

Let’s dive into 4 disastrous downfalls if you overprice your home.


Price Reductions

Due to low inventory and buyer demand, when a new listing hits the market, showings roll in immediately, as long as it's priced right. So, if you’re not getting a lot of showings, you can assume your home is overpriced, meaning you’ll want to reduce the list price. Price reductions leave buyers wondering what is wrong with the home that the price dropped, and if you keep…

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