Episode 8 · The Texas Current The Unfair Advantage: Decoding Central Texas Property Taxes A 2026 relocation-buyer playbook for the I-35 corridor — MUDs and PIDs, the new-construction escrow shock, the $140,000 homestead exemption, and the May 15 protest deadline that defends your future resale value. 🎙️ Episode 8 | 🏠 Relocation & Real Estate
Episode 7 · The Texas Current The Texas Dance Hall Trail Podcast: Embrace 150 Miles of Hill Country Heritage Before the Doors Lock Forever A road-trip guide to the 150-mile Hill Country dance hall trail — and a warning about the halls that won’t survive another decade. 🎙️ Episode 7 | 🤠 Hill Country Heritage
Episode 6 · The Texas Current New Braunfels vs. San Marcos: Why the Cheaper House Costs More Two cities. Twenty miles apart on I-35. The cheaper house costs $351 more every year — and that’s just where the math starts breaking. 📅 Published: May 11, 2026 🎙️ Runtime: 21:34 🏠 Markets: Comal · Hays · I-35 Corridor ▶
The Texas Current · Season 1 · Episode 5 From Limestone to Long Tables: The Central Texas Farmer’s Market Roadmap Why Gillespie County peaches outperform supermarket fruit, the supply chain hack that puts Gulf shrimp on inland market tables, and the closed-loop economic engine inside every $100 you spend. 📅 Published: May 6, 2026 🎙️ Runtime: ~19
The Texas Current · Season 1 · Episode 4 Military City USA: The PCS Playbook for San Antonio Suburbs Why your gate assignment dictates your ZIP code, the BAH math that built the northeast suburbs, and the retirement pivot that pulls veterans into Comal County. 📅 Published: April 28, 2026 🎙️ Runtime: ~33 min 🏠 Markets: San Antonio
The Texas Current Podcast · Season 1 · Episode 3 Living in Boerne Texas 2026: The Hill Country’s “Goldilocks Zone” A 30-minute commute to San Antonio, six consecutive A-rated schools, a 3.4% market appreciation defying state trends, and a 78015 zip code loophole most buyers miss. Here’s what living in Boerne Texas actually looks like
The Texas Current Podcast · Season 1 · Episode 2 Living in New Braunfels Texas 2026: More Than Just a River Float A 10-month housing supply, a $338k median price, and 127-day average days on market — the pandemic frenzy is officially over. Here’s what living in New Braunfels Texas actually looks like in 2026,
The Texas Current Podcast · Season 1 · Episode 1 Living in Round Rock Texas 2026: The Suburb That Built an Empire How a 1993 sales tax agreement, Dell’s $25M expansion, and 18.4% population growth turned Austin’s quiet sibling into a rival metro — and why Round Rock’s housing market stayed on the tracks while
