Leander Real Estate Appraisals

Our local Leander real estate appraisers provide services in the Leander, TX area 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 Leander Real Estate Appraisal Company?

Faster Reports – Nearly All Reports Are Emailed Inside Of 3 Business Days
We’re Local – Our Appraisers Know Central Texas Because They Reside Here
Honest Fees – We Do Not Bill For Services And Report Types You Don’t Need
No Trainees Or Apprentices – All Assessments Are Performed By Certified Appraisers
Fast & Friendly Service – We Have Built Up Our Company On Testimonials From Happy Clients

Local Leander 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 Leander:

Leander, Texas, sister city to Cedar Park, Texas, shares much of the violent history that Cedar Park is known for. If not for the 10,000 year old skeleton found in Leander, the violent massacre that took place here in 1839 would most likely still be its only claim to fame.

Leander and Cedar Park are both located in areas ideal for life. Nestled into the rushing creek these areas have supported life for what is now known to be over 10,000 years. From Neanderthals all the way to Native Americans on up to modern man, Leander has been a cradle of life since before history.

The modern town of Leander was created in a bloody way, however. In 1839, on the site of what is now Leander, Texas, the Webster Massacre, also known as the Brushy Creek Massacre, occurred. The Webster family, a group of Texas settlers, attempted to flee a band of violent Indians. They were only able to escape as far as what is now known as Leander before they were brutally murdered.

The spot of the massacre was always remembered, and a year later in 1840, a fort was built in the location for the protection of the remaining settlers of the area. This eventually grew into the area in town known as Baghdad.

By 1881, Baghdad was a thriving town. It had numerous stores and scores of residents. When the Austin and Northwest Railroad decided to build a line through Baghdad, however, the residents opposed it. This turned out to be a poor decision on the part of Baghdad. The railroad simply bought land directly outside of the city limits and built its line through that land. In 1884, they completed the line and to celebrate, opened a new town on the border of Baghdad. The town was named after a local railroad executive, Leander “Catfish” Brown.

It did not take long for the new town of Leander to fully eclipse its neighbor to the west, Baghdad. Within one decade Baghdad no longer existed, and Leander was a fast-growing community. The power of the railroad line to bring new residents was a factor that Baghdad simply could not compete with.

Leander has continued to grow and is now a thriving inner ring suburb of Austin. What started as a simple log cabin town has now become a thriving community with more than 25,000 residents. Leander and neighboring Cedar Park are two of the most visited Austin suburbs to date.