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Closed sales for February dip while housing inventory increases.

Shifts in affordability and inventory continue plus the rise in active listings indicate increased opportunities for homebuyers.

Learn what December housing metrics were on the rise to round out 2024.

While Central Texas temperatures continue to drop, several November housing metrics rose.

Highlights for October housing metrics reveal that the inventory rise continues, while the median sales price falls approximately 3%.

September highlights: Inventory is on the rise while the median sales price falls.

The Federal Reserve drops the interest rate, Central Texas pending sales rebound, and available inventory continues to rise.

Another month of year-over-year decline for new listings, total sales, and pending sales, with active listings and inventory on the rise.

Here we grow again: The Austin metro reached the highest housing inventory level in more than 13 years!

Learn what May real estate statistic broke a 13-year record here in Austin!

Active Austin metro real estate listings soar to the highest level YTD. Get the latest view into the Central Texas real estate market.

More available inventory and a softer median sales price benefit home buyers.

The February median sales price increase breaks a 14th consecutive month trend.

The first 2024 market analysis shows an increase in pending sales and residential homes sold.

Learn about the housing metrics for December plus how Central Texas performed for the full year 2023.

Housing inventory increase continues while median sales prices drop.

Despite higher interest rates buyers are still willing to invest in Austin real estate.

Buyers benefit from a continued median sales price decline plus more available housing inventory in 8+ years.

Learn why Austin's August 2023 housing stats brought a surprise for the first time in 18 months.

Austin's July housing market statistics reflect a continued new normal.