I have selected random subdivisions in Austin Texas real estate market areas and listed current data on active listings. The data is subdivision specific, so there may be additional homes available for purchase in the neighborhood. Average Days on Market below 90 days are considered Seller’s markets, because homes are moving quickly. Austin neighborhoods with homes on the market between 3 and 6 months are considered neutral.
Real Estate Austin
The data below is specific to Austin single family homes for sale. If there is an area you want me to spotlight -please let me know.
Barton Hills (Zilker Park Area)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 2
Average Days on Market: 37
Median List Price: $ 444,450
Circle C Ranch (Southwest Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 24
Average Days on Market: 50
Median List Price: $ 359,450
Hyde Park (Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 7
Average Days on Market: 95
Median List Price: $ 549,000
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 18
Average Days on Market: 196
Median List Price: $ 1,224,925
Jester (North Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 4
Average Days on Market: 88
Median List Price: $ 475,250
Northwest Hills (North Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 11
Average Days on Market: 164
Median List Price: $ 675,000
Tarrytown (Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 14
Average Days on Market: 119
Median List Price: $ 1,049,750
Travis Heights (Central Austin)
Number of Active Houses on the Market: 11
Average Days on Market: 104
Median List Price: $ 599,000

The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” is no truer than referring to marketing properties for sale in Austin. If an agent gives no written description about a property, but offers great pictures – buyers will come in droves. On the flip-side, if an amazing story about a house is advertised, but with no pictures, people will question the validity of the story. The more pictures that can be shown to market a property – the better. I’m sure you have seen listings that only show the front of the house. The instant question that comes to mind is: what’s wrong with the inside? The only time that it is customary to only show the outside of a house is when you have a tenant living in it.
Northwest Central Location Open House Saturday March 3rd from 11:00 – 2:00