The Austin-Round Rock MSA housing market is withstanding amid changing economic conditions in the area.
As the Austin-Round Rock MSA remains a demand driven market, both buyers and sellers end Q1-2023 with equal momentum.
Homebuyers in the Austin-Round Rock MSA continue to gain leverage in the month of February as housing inventory grows to 2.6 months.
As the Austin-Round Rock MSA inches toward a post-pandemic normal, housing inventory remains a priority in the region.
In December 2022, the Austin-Round Rock Housing Market has made a shift toward buyers with increased inventory and price records set once again.
For the first time since 2019, median home price in the Austin-Round Rock MSA did not experience any change, indicating a further normalizing market.
Inventory continues to make gains in the Austin-Round Rock MSA as home prices appreciate and the region inches towards a balanced market.
As home sales decline in the Austin-Round Rock MSA, homebuyers gain much-needed leverage with increased inventory and slowed price growth.
Welcomed increases in housing inventory, along with normal price growth signals the continuation of normalization in the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
Home price growth slowed down during the month of July as inventory rose in the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
The Austin-Round Rock MSA is beginning to experience normalcy as market activity returns to that of pre-COVD times.
In the past month, the Austin-Round Rock MSA received much-needed inventory improvement, providing relief to prospective homebuyers.
Though there was a 6% dip in home sales across the Austin-Round Rock MSA, first-time homebuyers must be prepared when searching for homes as inventory slightly increases.
Even as home sales decline and inventory increases during March 2022, home median prices are setting records in the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
With an 11% increase in home sales and a 27% increase in median price, 2022 is shaping up to be a big year for the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
Home sales and new listings decreased in the Austin-Round Rock MSA, highlighting the need for reform to development regulation and processes.
The Austin-Round Rock MSA saw its biggest year ever during 2021 as home sales increased 2.5% year-over-year.
The Austin-Round Rock MSA is going for another record-breaking year, even with a 4% decrease in home sales through the month of November.
Despite a 12% decrease in home sales, the Austin-Round Rock MSA is still on track to hit another record-breaking year.
While home sales decreased 5% in the month of September, housing inventory and affordability are a top priority for the Austin-Round Rock MSA.
As the housing market in the Austin-Round Rock MSA calms down, home sales decrease 4% while median price sets a record for the month of August at $470,000.
Home Sales in the Austin-Round Rock MSA have declined 9% for the first time since May 2020, indicating market stabilization while median price increased 37% to $480,000.
Following significant growth in the first half of 2021, The Austin Round-Rock MSA housing market is moving steady at midyear with an 8.6% increase in home sales.
The Austin-Round Rock MSA is continuing to grow and smash records as home sales skyrocket 48% in May 2021 while median price increased 42%.
One year after shelter-in-place orders and start of the COVID-19 pandemic, home sales in the Austin-Round Rock MSA soared 37% while median price jumped 42%.
As the city of Austin expands to a growing metropolis, housing costs and sales continue to climb to record-breaking levels all while running on near-zero inventory.
Following winter storms, home sales in the Austin-Round Rock MSA dipped 8% while the median house price skyrocketed to an all-time high.
The housing market continues to soar in the new year with home sales jumping 23% and median home price increasing 19%.
Home sales in the Austin-Round Rock MSA reach $17 billion in December, a record high despite a global pandemic.
Austin-area home sales spiked 23 percent in November, while inventory fell to 0.9 months across the region.
Austin-area home sales jumped 29 percent last month.
Austin-area home sales soared 31 percent in September.
