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Established in 1848, Georgetown has over 180 homes and buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The county seat of Williamson County, the latest census puts Georgetown's population at 47,400. It is the perfect balance of "small town charm" with all the conveniences of larger cities. The city has grown 67% since the last Census. The total Hispanic population in the city has increased 102%. Those moving from larger cities will be pleasantly surprised by the range in shopping, healthcare, and entertainment found in the area.

"Georgetown is considered one of the prettiest cities in Williamson County, especially during the spring and summer months when poppies and wild flowers are in full bloom. ... residents who settle into one of the city's restored Victorian homes or new Tuscan villas can enjoy a walk along the bank of the San Gabriel River or play a round of golf on one of the five local courses. Mountain biking trails around Lake Georgetown lead riders to the edge of Texas Hill Country," says Fortune Magazine in its description of Georgetown as the #2 Place to Live & Launch a Small Business (2008.)

We call Georgetown home, and we hope someday soon we will call you the newest addition to the neighborhood. Welcome to our community.

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