512 Living is the premier real estate company in Central Austin. Specializing in all facets of real estate including sales, leasing, investment, & property management, our integrated approach is unparalleled in Austin. Looking to lease? With access to the listings of every management company in Austin including our large portfolio, you are getting a comprehensive list of everything available that meets your criteria & price range. In addition, our agents have access to the MLS and an apartment database and can quickly provide you with an accurate list of exactly what you're looking for eliminating the hassle normally associated with finding a new home. Looking to buy or invest in real estate? We can help. Our owners have been investing in multi-family projects as well as single family homes for over 20 years. We truly have 'skin in the game' and have a unique perspective and the experience that will help finding, acquiring, and owning real estate less stressful & more rewarding.
Website: 512living.co
Phone: (512) 322-0512
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2404 Rio Grande St Austin, TX 78705 ·1175.01 mi
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Reviews
yelpI honestly don't think 512 Living is any better or worse than any other leasing and management company that rents primarily to students. I lived for a year in Rosewood, a small, 8 studio complex...
MoreSince day one, Gary DePinto has been very helpful, truthful, friendly, and overall a true professional. Managing our investment property in Austin after moving to the North East was quite...
MoreI have never in my 20+ years of renting come across such bad business practices. I reached out to Mission South via an online listing from Zillow. The returning contact was Vito Raymond with...
MoreI have had several troublesome experiences while dealing with this company, but I have been patient. After moving into my current home, I was informed that the laundry facilities and meters are...
MoreWorst apartment experience I have ever had was with them. I had the misfortune of falling victim my sophomore year of college, and boy was it a hell of a lot of money for a concrete room with a...
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