Eanes Properties

08/03/2026

07/25/2026

Great lunch collaborating and brainstorming with 2 amazing and intelligent ladies. Sharon is the best at finding great insurance options and one of the referral partners we share when asked.

Sharon O’Connor
Senior Sales Agent
Auto / Home / Life / Landlord / Toys / More
TX, CO, LA, OK, NM, VA, MO
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Comparion Insurance Agency
A Liberty Mutual Company
9911 Brodie Ln. Ste 400
Austin TX 78748
Office 737-484-4819
Cell 512-547-0709
Fax 603-427-6718
Email: [email protected]

07/15/2026

Proud to announce the new Broker of Eanes Properties, Miquele Dunkley!
With more than 20 years of experience as a licensed Realtor, Miquele brings exceptional knowledge, professionalism, and leadership to our team. She is truly a superstar, and I couldn’t be more excited for this next chapter.
If I could have cloned myself, the result just might have been Miquele. 😊 Her work ethic, integrity, and dedication to our clients make her the perfect person to help lead Eanes Properties into the future.
Congratulations, Miquele! We’re so lucky to have you.

07/04/2026

From the ladies who work hard to keep Eanes properties in top shape this time of year, we wish you a wonderful 4th of July with friends and family. Stay safe.

06/05/2026

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05/21/2026

03/20/2026

Texas just made it illegal for your HOA to fine you for brown grass.
House Bill 2049, effective January 2026, prohibits homeowners associations from enforcing aesthetic standards that conflict with municipal drought restrictions—a legal change that strikes at the heart of suburban monoculture culture. For decades, HOAs have operated as ecological police, enforcing Kentucky bluegrass lawn standards that require 40 inches of annual precipitation in a state that receives 28 inches, then fining residents who obey municipal watering bans.
The financial mechanics are absurd: Texas HOAs collectively spend $400 million annually on legal fees enforcing lawn standards, while the state’s municipal water utilities spend $2 billion treating and pumping water that 60% of which evaporates or runs off from over-irrigated turf. During the 2023 drought, Dallas restricted outdoor watering to once weekly; HOAs in Plano and Frisco issued 1,200 fines to homeowners who complied, creating a legal paradox where residents were fined by private organizations for obeying public emergency orders.
HB 2049 changes the hierarchy: public water security overrides private aesthetic preference. The law protects xeriscaping—landscapes like the one in the photo featuring agave, black-eyed Susan, and prickly pear that survive on rainfall alone while supporting 50 times more native bee species than turf. It acknowledges the hydrological reality that Texas aquifers are depleting at 1.5 feet annually in the Panhandle, and that maintaining golf-course lawns in desert climates is a form of ecological madness. The photo shows the future: a dormant, brown Bermuda grass lawn (naturally drought-deciduous) adjacent to a thriving native garden buzzing with life. One is dead but legally compliant. The other is alive but was previously illegal. Texas chose life over the lawn. It’s a small law. It’s a massive shift in how we define property rights when water scarcity becomes existential.

02/07/2026

02/07/2026

01/30/2026

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🪏 Kyle Park just broke ground and it’s got quite the lineup of tasty eats, big-name shops, and wellness options.

👇 See the full list of what’s coming to Kyle at the link in our comments.