Archives for April 2014

Lake Travis SpringFest: The Biggest Time in the Smallest Town

Written by Mandy Spivey | April 21, 2014

Where in the world can you find the combination of kid-friendly activities, live music, wine tastings from local vineyards, craft beers, the Lake Travis Rib King BBQ cook-off, a boat expo, and shopping from over 75 artisan vendors all in one place?

It’s Lake Travis SpringFest! This annual event is officially happening at The Backyard in Bee Cave this Friday and Saturday, April 25 and 26.

The big kick-off starts on Friday night at 6pm with the WineStomp and wine tastings from local wineries including Spicewood Vineyard, Stone House Vineyard and several others.

Lake Travis Pizza: The Top Ten

Written by Mandy Spivey | April 17, 2014

Where do you find the best pizza in Lake Travis?

With so many delicious pizza options around Lake Travis, a girl really has her work cut out for her. Between decisions of where to grab a slice of ‘za around the lake, whether that pizzeria is in Austin, Spicewood, Bee Cave or Lakeway, there was only one way to settle the question — I had to taste my way out of this one.

What I found (and tasted) was nothing short of a delectable dilemma; to tailor down this list was to judge each slice among each other, considering their varying styles, dough thickness, and options for toppings.

Lucky for us, there’s no shortage of awesome pizza in Lake Travis and beyond. Whether you’re looking for a fancy sit down meal or a quick slice during your lunch break, LT Lifestyle brings you some of the best pizza in Lake Travis.

Lake Travis Real Estate: Reached the Peak in 2013 or Still Climbing?

Written by Todd Hower | April 15, 2014

The last peak for the Lake Travis real estate market was back in 2006. The area had experienced quite the boom during that time — especially the market for new home construction.

Builders were having a hard time keeping up with the demand. Prices and sales volume for single family homes in Central Texas hit an all time high. That all came to a screeching halt when the mortgage market meltdown began in the summer of 2007 and continued to affect the housing market for several years.

The Lake Travis real estate market experienced prices at their lowest and inventory at its highest during 2009.

And then, slowly but surely, things started to pick up.

Archives for April 2014

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