Jarrod Weaver's (jarrodweaver) Blog

The Austin Business Journal reports that the Austin-Round Rock area is tied for first-place with Washington D.C. on a list of large metros where the recession is easing. Cities were ranked on multiple indicators which included job growth and real estate industry improvement. Austin has maintained...

National news continues to be filled with doom and gloom regarding the direction of the economy, but what do you expect from the media? Although it hasn't been mentioned on the flat-screen hanging in my living room, a bright spot is the Central Texas real estate market. Comparing the last week o...

At the conclusion of the Pop Warner Football season last fall, former NFL quarterback and Virginia Tech Hokie, Will Furrer, gave an inspirational speech to our Little Scholars award winners. His story was intertwined with relevant scriptural references and unfolded much like a parable from the Ne...

Perhaps it's because Round Rock fields such powerful football teams or that Georgetown's baseball team regularly competes for the state title.  Maybe it's any of the other high school sports that are followed with similar passion but Georgetown and Round Rock are always considered friendly rivals...

During my junior year at Stetson University (89-90) I took a political science course where the professor, Dr. Anne Motley Hallum (how could I ever forget her), and I had a huge disagreement. She contended that it was unfair that some of us were able to go to school while others were not. My pos...

Feb 23, 2010, GEORGETOWN - Shane Wilson, President of Destiny Builders Inc., officially announces that Jarrod Weaver of X3 REALTY will be the exclusive real estate sales team for his custom home building company. Award winning Destiny Builders specializes in building premium custom homes in the b...

Its hard to believe, but the weatherman was actually right this time. So far today we have had 4"+ of snow accumulation and its not over yet. Hard to believe that just two days ago it was sunny, in the low 70's and I got a little burned. Not today...