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Austin Real Estate Market Remains Stable Despite Expiration of Tax CreditsAustin Board of REALTORS® releases June 2010 real estate statistics
Source: ABoR July 20, 2010 -According to the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) report by the Austin Board of REALTORS®, demand for real estate in Austin has remained stable despite the expiration of federal homebuyer tax credits at the end of April. The volume of Austin area home sales in June 2010 was 1,987, down four percent from the same month in 2009. The median price of real estate in Austin increased four percent from June 2009 to $208,750 for June 2010. “I think this report shows there is life for Austin real estate after tax credits,” said John Horton, Chairman of the Austin Board of REALTORS®. “Sales volume was down only four percent compared to June 2009, which was last summer’s peak month. In addition, the average time it takes to sell a home in Austin decreased for the sixth month in a row. Both of these factors point to long-term stability for our market.” Despite a decrease in the volume of homes sold in June 2010, the total dollar volume of real estate sold increased six percent compared to June 2009, primarily due to increased demand for properties in higher price ranges. Chairman Horton explained, “The federal tax credits were most successful in getting first-time homebuyers into the real estate market, with most purchasing ‘entry-level’ homes. This helped existing homeowners purchase ‘move up’ homes, which in turn helped spur activity in higher price ranges.” In June 2010, homes remained on the market an average of 70 days, a 14 percent decrease from the same month in 2009. In the same time period, pending sales decreased 23 percent to 1,610; new listings increased two percent to 3,287; and active listings increased by 16 percent to 11,749. June 2010 Statistics
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Austin Population Growth since 1980
The Austin Metro Area population grew to over 1.5 million in 2006, topping out Forth Worth as the 4th largest city in Texas. The 1990s saw a 48% increase in population and growth has been averaging 3% percent annually since the 2000 Census. Census Bureau estimates for 2000 to 2006 show that Austin, Texas remains one of the top destinations for relocating talent. Austin ranks 7th among the top 50 U.S. metros based on net relocation as a percent of total population (11%). Austin Home SearchAustin Real Estate Search - Search thousands of Austin homes for sale featuring Google Maps. NO Registration Required! You will be able to see the exact location of each Austin homes for sale using a map overview, giving you a great perspective into Austin area real estate values by area. If you click the red dots which represent property listings, you will be able to view detailed information about the home for sale including the up to date status of the real estate listing. The Austin homes for sale on AustinRealEstateMarket.com are listed through the Austin MLS. We use IDX technology ("Internet Data Exchange" or commonly called Broker Reciprocity). In the age of information, IDX is a great way to enhance cooperation between Austin Realtors and Austin MLS members to facilitate the purchase and sale of real estate in the Austin, Texas area. We do not represent EVERY seller on EVERY home you find on this site. However, we do offer Free Buyer Representation to every home listed through the Austin MLS. Austin Real Estate Market does not offer any version of the Austin MLS to consumers or clients. You will only be able to search Austin MLS Listings currently for sale and properties under contract. No sold information is provided on this site with the exception of Austin real estate statistics. Please contact us if you have a question about what homes are selling for in your Austin neighborhood or "future" Austin neighborhood. Legally, we can only provide sold information on a one on one basis. The phone lines are open 24/7! Call us at (512) 785-9050 anytime and he'll be able to help you with your Austin real estate questions. Brokerage ServicesAustin Referral Realty, Inc. offers real estate broker representation to buyers and sellers in Austin, Texas and surrounding areas including Barton Creek, Lakeway, Lake Travis, Dripping Springs, Westlake, Round Rock, Buda, among other communities within Travis County, Williamson County, and Hays County. Our experienced Realtors have represented buyers, sellers, and investors from all over the United States as well as clients from abroad. Over 85% of buyers begin their home search online which happens to be our specialty. Austin Home EvaluationFill out a Home Evaluation Form and receive an estimate on the market value of your Austin area home via email. It's no substitute for a personal meeting at the property, but it's a good way to get a quick estimate of your home's value compared to similar homes in your neighborhood. Central Texas Zip CodesEach Zip Code page contains only Austin MLS listings within specific zip code. Search Austin real estate zip codes by Google Map, price range, or any other criteria important to you.
Real Estate by Central Texas School DistrictsQuickly find your next home by searching Austin MLS listings by Austin area school district. Do you know the school campus you want your kid(s) to attend? Well, you're in luck! Each district below is sorted by elementary school, middle school, and high school campus saving you time and hassle. Austin ISDDripping Springs ISD
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built into each property listing detail page. Walkscore rates how walkable an Austin Neighborhood is to schools, restaurants, grocery stores, and City of Austin Parks. For your convenience, we created custom pages for each elementary, middle, and high school in the Greater Austin area; an excellent tool for young families who already know which schools they want their kids to attend.