As median price decreases 6.3% and active listings increases 25.9%, a surge in housing inventory defines the first six months of 2024 for the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos MSA.
Homebuyers can be more selective than ever as inventory in the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown MSA rises to 4.9 months – the highest it has been in 13 years.
With more home option due to increased inventory in March 2025, the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown MSA housing market is more favorable to first-time homebuyers.
Though first-time homebuyers have experienced issues with affordability over the past couple of years, increased inventory and new listings in the Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown MSA indicate a broader range for those looking to buy a home.
With declines in home median price and mortgage rates contributing to more options for homebuyers, the Austin-Round Rock MSA housing market is off to an optimistic start of 2024.
With a 10.2% decrease in median price and 3.0% decline in home sales throughout 2023, the Austin-Round Rock MSA housing market continued to find its footing.
In November 2023, the Austin-Round Rock MSA showed increasingly available inventory at varying price points, making this a great time to connect with a REALTOR® for homebuyers looking to enter the housing market.
Housing inventory increased to its highest in over eight years in the Austin-Round Rock MSA, making working with REALTORS® the best option for home sellers in the region.
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.
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.
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.