A little more Austin.
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AUSTIN REAL ESTATE AGENT. A LOCAL PERSPECTIVE. Austin.
From the
inside.
Get to know the place
before you choose the address.
Homes, neighborhoods, and a more considered
move with David Eimer.
+ ROOTED HERE. LOOKING AHEAD.
FIELD GUIDEVOL. 01 — AUSTIN, TX
THE ARCHITECTURE EDIT / NO. 01
A home should
know where
it stands.
The threshold. The light. The space beneath the trees. Some of the most important things about a home never make it onto a specification sheet.
Explore the storyBUILDING ↔ LANDSCAPE01 / FIND YOUR PART OF AUSTIN
One city.
Different ways to live in it.
Follow the water. Find your streets.
Explore the places that make Austin, Austin.
Then keep a few close.
AUSTIN ATLAS / 0130.2672° N · 97.7431° W
N
1 mile approx.
SELECT A PLACE. GET A FEEL FOR IT.Six starting points
02 / THE NEIGHBORHOODS
Zilker
A little closer to the water.
South of the lake, the relationship between neighborhood streets and Austin’s outdoor spaces comes into focus. Start with the park, then explore the blocks beyond it.
Map: City of Austin, Geospatial Services – Data Development. Hyde Park and Bouldin Creek use planning areas; other extents are approximate editorial guides. Pattern is illustrative, not a street map. Lakes: City of Austin hydrology. Map notes ↗
02 / HOMES ON THE MARKET
See what is available now.
Real inventory changes quickly. Search the current Ascend IDX, then bring David the addresses that deserve a closer look.
READY TO LOOK AT WHAT’S ON THE MARKET?
Take the next look.
Explore current listings through David’s Ascend Group property-search domain. Found something interesting? Bring the address back here.
David Eimer · A local point of view
03 / YOUR LOCAL POINT OF VIEW
A local perspective.
A personal commitment.
The interesting part is everything the numbers miss.
David Eimer is an Austin native with a background in technology and an appreciation for life outdoors—from the Greenbelt to Lady Bird Lake.
A price and a floor plan are a beginning. The streets around you, the light in a room, and the tradeoffs you can live with make the picture clearer. Start there.
Meet DavidDavid EimerAUSTIN NATIVE. REAL ESTATE ADVISOR.
04 / HOW I WORK & HOW I AM PAID
Who pays,
in plain English.
Buyers sign before they tour. Compensation is negotiated and written down. Nothing is decided for you.
Read how David works- Buying new construction
- David is registered as your agent on your first visit, before you tour a model. The builder may pay him; the amount is set in your agreement, not by the builder.
- Buying a resale home
- A buyer representation agreement is signed before any showing and sets David's compensation in writing. The seller may agree to cover some or all of it as a concession.
- Selling your home
- The listing agreement sets David's commission and records whether you offer anything toward the buyer's agent. Both are negotiable and both are decided before the home is on the market.
05 / A THOUGHTFUL WAY TO SELL
Before the
sign goes up.
A good sale starts well before the first showing. Bring intention to every step.
Discuss your home01
Preparation
Understand the home, decide what deserves attention, and make a plan that fits your timeline.
02
Positioning
Look at relevant properties and the current market to build a clear, informed pricing strategy.
03
Presentation
Show the space honestly and beautifully, with considered photography and useful details.
04
Negotiation
Evaluate the whole offer, keep the tradeoffs clear, and work carefully toward the next step.
06 / FIELD NOTES
A little more perspective.
Market data / 01
Austin mortgage rates, October 2026: 7.40% on a 30-year, the highest since 2023
Read the field note
Neighborhood guides / 02
78745 Austin, TX: what's in the ZIP code, home prices, taxes and flood zones
Read the field note
Costs and taxes / 03
Travis County Appraisal District (TCAD): how to search a property and read every value on the record
Read the field note07 / WORDS FROM CLIENTS
The experience, in their words.
Finding the right home
David helped me buy my dream home and was incredibly patient throughout the entire process. We looked at more than 20 properties before finding the right one, and he never made me feel rushed or pressured. Once we found the house, the deal went flawlessly. He also connected me with a mortgage lender who understood my situation and made the financing process much easier. I couldn’t have asked for a better experience.
First-time buyer
David made buying our first home feel way less intimidating than we expected. He explained everything clearly, never rushed us, and was always honest about what he liked and didn’t like about a property. We ended up with a home we absolutely love.
Selling a home
David understood exactly how we wanted to position our home. From pricing and photos to showings and negotiations, everything felt organized and intentional. We had a great experience from start to finish.
THE NEXT CHAPTER
Tell me what your
next move looks like.
Selling instead? Ask what your home is worth, or call David at (512) 762-8874.