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What’s in the future for home prices?

Nationally, and in the Austin area, home sales and price growth have slowed in recent months. Here’s what experts predict for 2023. Continue reading →

Yes, the market has changed … ultimately for the better

We have seen real changes in the Austin residential market in recent months, but increasing inventories and slowing price growth are healthy developments. Continue reading →

Home prices are expected to keep rising

If you’re wondering if home prices are going to come down due to the cooldown in the housing market or a potential recession, here’s what you need to know. Continue reading →

Market bubble?

Some have begun to ask if we’re in a housing bubble. Here is some important information to show that we are NOT. Continue reading →

Unit sales and home prices decline

We have seen slightly calmer market conditions over the past couple of months, but the Austin-area market remains seriously under-inventoried. That issue isn’t over yet. Continue reading →

Market Dashboard – a broad update

After a frantic several months earlier this year, the Austin real estate market is searching for balance. We have gained a little inventory, and the market may pause periodically. We have a way to go, but take progress where you can find it in this environment. Continue reading →

Housing bubble? I still think not …

We are not out of the woods by any means from a supply vs. demand prespective, but this extraordinary boom doesn’t look or feel like what we saw in 2007-2008. Continue reading →

What a market! 2020 Recap

The Austin region has been seriously challenged to meet strong demand for housing throughout this market cycle. 2020 exacerbated that challenge. Continue reading →

Shock and Awe in Austin home sales

Listing inventory has struggled to keep up with strong demand over this year in Austin. These are truly shocking market stats! Continue reading →

What a summer! Home sales and prices …

July and August unit sales and annual price rises were astonishing! With limited housing supply, can it continue? Continue reading →

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