WHY MOVE TO WACO?
We can give you a long list of reasons...
Cost of living
Waco's cost of living index is 88.3 (third quarter 2009). We come in ahead of many areas of the state while offer a wonderful quality of life.
Education
McLennan County boasts 18 school districts, and six are represented in Waco city limits. Waco also is home to Baylor University, McLennan Community College and Texas State Technical College.
Health Care
Waco's two major hospitals are in an expansion phase and are among the top five employers in Greater Waco.
Recreation
Waco is home to lovely parks and recreational activities on the lake and rivers. A host of museums and cultural arts venues provide fun for residents of all ages.
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As Waco branches out to the 21st century, it maintains its hometown roots while responding to a growing population.
Waco's real estate market didn't have the rapid appreciation that other markets experienced and likewise we didn't experience the rapid deflation that other markets have experienced.
Stewart Kelly
Kelly, Realtors
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That growth is far-reaching and widespread. We have been on a record pace for new home starts and subdivisions throughout McLennan County.
Growth is strong along the Highway 84 corridor to China Spring, from Robinson to Lorena and in all directions.
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