Average home sale price rose another 2% in August, causing year-to-date sales volume to surpass that of August 2019 by almost $162MM.

Low inventory in July drove a 7% average increase in housing prices. We’ll likely see higher inventory and even higher prices in August. COVID-19 is exacerbating Austin’s housing affordability crisis. Learn more about how you can handle this as a current or future homeowner.

Austin is in one of the most extreme seller’s markets the city has ever seen. Due to the unusual circumstances surrounding Covid-19, a lot of

June saw a major recovery with over $588MM total sales volume, just -2.5% YoY. Look for continued recovery in July, as pending sales were up 15% YoY in June. There was a jump in existing single-family home prices while prices of all other types of homes went down.

Residential sales increased 7% this month and homes appreciated at 10.75% YoY.

Austin real estate continued to appreciate while listings and sales sank. The stay at home order came late enough in March that we didn’t see

On Sunday, April 13 a Travis County mandate went into effect requiring everyone to wear masks in public. Whether you sew or not, this blog post

Prior to the COVID-19 shelter in place order, Austin’s housing market was on track to push twelve straight years of growth. Typical real estate cycles

Investors who took the first step in a like-kind 1031 exchange, by selling the old property, may now have extended 45 or 180-day windows. If

With Austin parks closed for Easter, we found 13 routes where you can walk, bike, or run in safety. Get off the beaten path and