Brushy Creek Real Estate Appraisals

Our Brushy Creek real estate appraisers offer valuations services for numerous uses including mortgages, refinances, divorce, PMI removal, estate planning, tax disputes or appeals, selling and general value inquiries to name a few. We provide these real estate services to homeowners, mortgage companies, banks, credit unions, attorneys, investors and Realtors with the majority of our work coming by way of referrals from local Realtors and mortgage brokers.

Why Are We the Best Real Estate Appraisal Company for Brushy Creek?

We’re Efficient – Almost All Appraisals Are Finished In 2-3 Working Days
Local – Veteran Home Appraisers From Right Here In Central Texas
Lower Prices – Our Rates Are Among The Most Competitive In The Industry
No Trainees Or Apprentices – All Assignments Are Carried Out By Experienced Appraisers
Fast & Personable Service – We Have Built Our Company On Referrals From Satisfied Clients

Local Brushy Creek Appraisers Providing Property Valuations For:

• Single-Family Homes
• Multi-Family Homes
• Townhomes
• Condos
• Lakefront & Waterfront Properties
• Duplexes to Four Plexes
• Investment and Rental Property
• Vacant or Raw Land
• Small to Medium Commercial

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Market Data & Historical Information for Brushy Creek:

Brushy Creek, Texas is a small census designated place in Williamson County Texas, outside the Austin area. It has gone through some small periods of growth, but typically has followed them up with relative periods of decline in population. As of the most recent census, Brushy Creek as a town itself had only 50 residents, although the surrounding countryside that makes up the census designated place is comprised of over 15,000 people.

Brushy Creek was initially settled in the early 1840s. No one knows for sure the names of the initial settlers, but it is known that this group of settlers immigrated to the area in a wagon train from South Carolina. The area they came from, coincidentally, was Brushy Creek South Carolina, and this accounts for the fact that not only the town, but most of the surrounding streams are named Brushy Creek.

By 1858, the community had grown to a size of approximately 300 people, and started building some community buildings, some of which are still there, and are designated as Texas historical landmarks. Most notable were the combination one room school house and church, and the Olive Branch Cemetery. The cemetery can still be visited and grave stones dating back to 1856 can still be seen.

As the surrounding areas began to be settled, Brushy Creek began to lose some of its residents to the neighboring communities. This was a trend that continued all the way until the 1940s. New residents would arrive, but at the same time more would leave.

For a small time in the 1940s, this changed. The cause of this change was the discovery of oil throughout the area. For the next 20 years, as wells were placed and the oil was pumped, the population of the actual town increased to over 300 residents for the first time in over 50 years. However as the oil wells dried up in the late 60s, the population began to decline again.

Brushy Creek, while being a small town, is a desirable area to live for those hoping to stay moderately close to Austin without having to live in a city. As a result, the town and the surrounding area have been largely unaffected by the recent housing crisis and recession. The median income in the area still remains far above national averages at $85,000 a year, and the average home price has maintained a constant level right around the $150,000 mark.