Depending on the area where you are looking...check with some of the locals and ask about the water levels if you are wanting to be right on the lake. I remember a few years ago that there were a lot of Granbury home owners upset because they had dry ground for a long time. Those were some extreme conditions, but apparently some of the "water front" properties over there aren't always on the water.

I know the lake got roughly 11 foot low during the extreme drought. unless you were on the main lake, you had sand/dirt/buck brush under your dock. One good thing about that drought, fishing was almost easy at the time and home properties went cheap. My wife's family bought during the drought on the lake and prices were almost 50-100k cheaper than prior to the drought. Once the water came back, so did the home values. if you want to buy a lake front property in Granbury, wait until a drought, which is about once in 15 years when its that bad.

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I will add if you hate jet skis and/or wakeboard boats, avoid the area at all costs. If not, you will need to learn to fish with them swamping you’re boats at times or ppl swimming 5 ft away from where you’re crappie fishing