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October 2013 Austin Housing Statistics Video View Shenoah Grove’s Market Videos October 2013 Austin Real Estate Statistics | Austin Board of Realtors The following are the real estate statistics for the Austin, Texas market for the month of October, 2013: 2,145 – Single-family homes sold, nine percent more than October 2012. $217,000 – Median price […] Read more »
Here are the January 2013 Real Estate Market Statistics for Austin, Texas, according to the Austin Board of Realtors: January 2013 Statistics 1,402 – Single-family homes sold, 33 percent more than January 2012. $197,900 – Median price for single-family homes, 10 percent more than January 2012. 71 – Average number of days single-family homes spent on the market, […] Read more »
Did you know that in Austin, Texas, the yotal home sales for the first 8 months of 2012 exceeded the number of homes sold during the first eight months of the previous three years? The Austin Real Estate Market is doing pretty well; much better than other areas of the country. But it also depends […] Read more »
According to the MLS (Multiple Listing Service) of the Austin Board REALTORS, there continues to be an increase of home sales throughout Austin. This is the 13th consecutive month that home sales have been on the rise in Texas while the Austin Real Estate Market has seen five consecutive months of increased real estate sales and values. […] Read more »
Eldon Rude, a housing market expert, is making an optimistic forecast regarding the Austin Real Estate Market. Not only is Austin seeing an increase in overall housing sales, but metro areas in other parts of the country are seeing improvements as well. Austin Real Estate Market Statistics In Austin job growth increased by 3.5% and is […] Read more »
Austin Home Prices Continue To Increase Despite National Slump Nationally, average home prices continue trending downwards, falling 4.4% in August 2011 as compared to August 2010. Some cities, like Atlanta, GA., saw even greater declines. of over 7%. But here is Austin, things are much brighter, and it’s not just because we can’t get any […] Read more »
