Georgetown, Texas is a small city located in Central Texas, and is known for its historic downtown shopping district and Southern hospitality. It is home to the oldest university in Texas, Southwestern University, as well as several other local attractions. Georgetown has been rated highly by visitors who have praised the friendly atmosphere and wide range of activities available. From tubing on the San Gabriel River to antiquing in the Historic Square; there are plenty of activities to do for all ages and interests. Visitors can also enjoy a variety of cultural events such as theater performances or art galleries hosted by the Cultural Arts Center. The community spirit of Georgetown is also highly evident with their commitment to preserving parks and green spaces throughout the city. With its vibrant culture and quaint charm, Georgetown offers an enjoyable experience for everyone!
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Georgetown is a pretty and rapidly growing city No - 9/1/2006
Georgetown Texas is pretty, very low in crime with LOTS of nice low-priced real estate available. The fact of no State Tax is nice yet the definite lower cost of everything is misleading because property taxes are actually 2 to 3 times higher here! Nice place though, check it out. There are rumors that the property taxes are coming down so stay tuned to Georgetown Texas, Round Rock, too! Actually Round Rock has more good restaurants. Georgetown and Round Rock are about 10 miles apart going towards
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Much cheaper than Austin - 7/17/2006
We moved from Austin in March, 2005. The Cost of Living, housing and especially taxes are much lower. We have twice the house for the same money we paid in Austin. Our property taxes are half. Georgetown is a great place and for anything I want in Austin, it is a short 30 miniute
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Much cheaper than Austin - 7/17/2006
We moved from Austin in March, 2005. The Cost of Living, housing and especially taxes are much lower. We have twice the house for the same money we paid in Austin. Our property taxes are half. Georgetown is a great place and for anything I want in Austin, it is a short 30 miniute
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Much cheaper than Austin - 7/17/2006
We move from Austin in March, 2005. The Cost of Living, housing and especially taxes are much lower. We have twice the house for the same money we paid in Austin. Our property taxes are half. Georgetown is a great place and for anything I want in Austin, it is a short 30 miniute
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Georgetown is a great place to live! - 7/12/2006
The quality of life is great in Georgetown. Sure, it may not be the best place to live right out of college, but when you are ready to settle down and raise a family, I can't think of a more perfect place in the Austin area.
There is a real sense of community in this town. Shopping, restaurants, and a movie theater are coming which has been a weakness. Crime rates are low, tax rates are low for this area, schools are good (great in certain programs, like GT honors, and special ed). Parental involvement is very high, and housing costs are reasonable.
I call Georgetown, a mini-Austin...we have our lake (beautiful Lake Georgetown, our hill-country neighborhoods on the west side, our university..Southwestern University, our in the heart of town "San Gabriel Park"...with it's nationally acclaimed Hike and Bike trail.
We're just a bit more conservative here voting solidly Republican, and as the local bar-b-que joint "Dukes" t-shirt reads "keep
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Quality of Life - 5/23/2006
More and more people move here from the West Coast and its dense metro areas. A year or so later, their claim the only thing they miss is the High Taxes and the Pacific Ocean. Then, they exclaim, the Gulf Coast is a 5.5 hour ride away and the taxes can stay in California.
What more can be
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Change - 4/23/2006
We've been residents for 21 years, since the population was 1873 people. Today, the market is exploding with a projection of population inside the city limits plus 1.5 mile in five years of 80,000. Without a defined major industry property taxes will become unbearable --
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