Georgetown · Selling Your Home
Selling Your Home in Georgetown
A written pricing analysis, a prep list, four ways buyers find your home, and a written update every week until closing.
Historic Downtown or Newer Neighborhood
Selling your home in Georgetown starts with which Georgetown it is in. The town has a historic downtown around its courthouse square and newer neighborhoods beyond it, and buyers look at the two very differently. A home near the square is weighed on its character, its age and how close it sits to downtown. A home in a newer neighborhood is weighed on its condition, its layout and its systems.
Georgetown sits on I-35 about 30 miles north of Austin, so some buyers are also deciding whether the drive works for them. Your listing should make that clear.
Get my Georgetown pricing analysis
What You Get Before Listing
A written pricing analysis. Every seller gets one, built from homes like yours that sold recently, homes for sale now and homes that did not sell. For an older home near downtown, that means comparing it with homes of similar age and character, not with the newest builds. See the Equity step.
A walk-through and written prep list. We go through the home together, and the list separates what is worth fixing from what you can leave. In an older home, it also flags what an inspector is likely to note, so it does not surprise a buyer later.
Where Georgetown Buyers Find It
Your home goes on the MLS, gets posts on my own social media, paid social ads to people in and around Georgetown, and open houses. A listing here can point to real places: the courthouse square, Blue Hole Park on the San Gabriel River, and about 9 miles of river trails to San Gabriel Park. I describe the home and what is near it, never who should live there.
Buyers Who Drive Up From Austin
Because Georgetown sits on I-35 about 30 miles north of Austin, some buyers drive up for a showing and want to see a lot in one trip. Open houses help those buyers, and so does a listing that answers their questions in writing before they come: the age of the home, recent updates and what is nearby. A buyer who arrives already informed spends the visit deciding instead of asking.
Until the Keys Change Hands
You get a written update from me every week until closing, and I go through each offer with you and tell you which one I would pick. Read the full method on selling your home, the town on the Georgetown page, or compare selling your home in Round Rock and selling your home in Leander. To begin, ask me for a written pricing analysis.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you price an older home near Georgetown's square?
I compare it with homes of similar age and character that sold nearby, homes for sale now and homes that did not sell, in a written pricing analysis.
Will an inspector flag things in my older Georgetown home?
Possibly. The written prep list from our walk-through notes what an inspector is likely to flag, so you can decide before listing.
How often will you update me?
Every week, in writing, until closing.
Georgetown
What selling your home looks like in Georgetown
A historic downtown and newer neighborhoods on I-35, about 30 miles north of Austin.
Georgetown pairs a courthouse square and river parks with newer neighborhoods farther out.
- The homes
- A historic downtown plus newer neighborhoods.
- Getting around
- I-35, about 30 miles north of Austin.
- Nearby
- The historic courthouse square, Blue Hole Park on the San Gabriel River, and about 9 miles of river trails to San Gabriel Park.
The method
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