"Upscale homes still on rise in Lake Travis-Westlake as real estate market returns to normal"
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Community Impact Austin writes, "while many areas in the Hill Country are built out, including West Lake Hills and Rollingwood, the Lake Travis area still has many high-end residential real estate developments in the works.
Residential developments continue to be a significant area of focus in Bee Cave, Lakeway and Spicewood.
“In areas like Westlake, there isn’t anymore land—everything’s developed, so there isn’t room for new construction,” said Michelle Jones, a real estate agent for Grossman & Jones in Bee Cave. “We’re fortunate in our market in Lake Travis because we have land going out toward [Hwy.] 71.”
Jones said although there are a couple of multifamily developments in the area, single-family homes, often associated with a plethora of…
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