Austin real estate news from Doreen for June is here. In May, median home prices dropped 15% to $467,500, year over year,  according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Report. The Austin Round Rock MSA housing inventory reached 3.4 months. The Central Texas market as a whole appears to have stabilized a bit for now.  Mortgage rates are still a bit of a wild card right now.  While it is still a sellers’ market, buyers are comparison shopping, sellers are negotiating and builders are still offering incentives.

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Austin real estate news from Doreen for May is here. In April, median home prices dropped 15% to $466,705, year over year,  according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Report. The Austin Round Rock MSA housing inventory reached 3.2 months. Central Texas is outperforming national trends while continuing to balance

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Austin real estate news from Doreen for April is here. In March, median home prices dropped 13% to $450,000 year over year,  according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Report. The Austin Round Rock MSA housing inventory reached 3.0 months. Additionally, a rise in new and active listings suggests that the current market conditions are advantageous for both buyers and sellers.

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Austin real estate news from Doreen for March is here. In February, median home prices dropped 12.2% to $439,419 year over year,  according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Report. Despite the price decrease, monthly housing inventory stayed relatively flat at 2.6 months of inventory from 2.7 in January 2023, demonstrating that this market is still in need of more housing as the industry standard is that six months of available inventory is considered a balanced market between buyers and sellers.

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Austin real estate news from Doreen for February is here. In January, median home prices dropped 6.3% to $450,000 year over year, the largest price drop since July 2011, according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Report. Despite the price decrease, monthly housing inventory stayed flat at 2.7 months of inventory from December 2022, demonstrating that this market is still in need of more housing as the industry standard is that six months of available inventory is considered a balanced market between buyers and sellers.

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