The house featured in the "Home Alone" movie spans just over 9,000 square feet and was last purchased in 2012 for $1,585,000, as per real estate platform Zillow. With five bedrooms and six bathrooms, this Georgian-style residence, constructed in 1921, offers ample space for recreating the hijinks reminiscent of the beloved 1990 film. "It's a chance to possess a slice of cinematic history," stated the Dawn McKenna Group, the real estate team overseeing the property's sale, emphasizing it as a "rare opportunity to acquire one of the most iconic movie homes in American pop culture."

Nestled within the vibrant heart of Texas lies Austin, a city where homeowners revel in a harmonious blend of robust job opportunities, vibrant cultural scenes, boundless outdoor adventures, and some of the Lone Star State’s most coveted residential havens. In recent years, a tidal wave of newcomers has surged into the greater Austin metropolitan area, seeking refuge from the congestion and sky-high costs of living in overpopulated West Coast cities burdened by hefty taxes and exorbitant real estate prices. This influx, while undeniably transforming Austin's landscape, has imbued the city with a dynamic energy and diversity, enriching its cultural tapestry.

The Austin metro area has secured the title of the fastest-growing region in the United States for the 12th consecutive year, as revealed by City Demographer Lila Valencia during a recent city council work session. The city's estimated population in 2022 reached 974,447, marking a 1.3% increase since the 2020 census, and it continues to approach the one million mark.

Travis Tober, the visionary behind Nickel City's ode to blue-collar bars, is back with a new venture, Murray’s Tavern, a nostalgic New York-style eatery and bar. Teaming up with chef Nick Yanes of Juniper and Uncle Nicky’s fame, they're set to open their doors at 2316 Webberville Road, formerly Gourmands Neighborhood Pub.