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Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 9): new listings are down 1.6% YoY, pending contracts are up 0.6% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.83. Austin's Market. In Your Pocket. — Free on iOS : tpre.io/ios

Austin Real Estate Weekly Update : City of Austin median sold price down 6.8% YoY to $550K. Broader MLS median at $420,495, down 2.2%. 65% of homes closing under list. Full breakdown : teamprice.com/market-update/…

Austin Real Estate Market Update : March 2026 was the first month since May 2023 that pending listings crossed 5,000, landing at 5,019

Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 8): new listings are down 2.5% YoY, pending contracts are up 0.5% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyer demand continues to slightly outpace supply as we move deeper into April

Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 7): new listings are down 2.7% YoY, pending contracts are essentially flat at +0.1% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyer demand continues to slightly outpace supply as we move further into April

Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 6): new listings are down 2.7% YoY, pending contracts are essentially flat at +0.1% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyers are taking a larger share of available inventory compared to last year

Austin Daily Briefing | April 6, 2026 | Inventory Eases, Buyers Keep Showing Up. Buyer demand is running ahead of last year. Pending sales are up 4.2% year over year at 4,737, and cumulative pending activity from January through March is 4.6% above 2025. teamprice.com/austin-daily-r…

Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 5): new listings are down 3.7% YoY, pending contracts are down just 0.6% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.83. Buyer demand is holding up better than supply as we move through early April

Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 2): new listings are nearly flat at −0.2% YoY, pending contracts are up 0.9% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyer demand continues to slightly outpace supply as we move further into the spring market

Austin Market Update April 02 2026 : Inventory is up, prices inside the city are pulling back, but buyer competition is quietly returning. The Austin-area market is sending two different signals depending on where you look : teamprice.com/market-update/…

Austin residential (Jan 1–Apr 1): new listings are down 0.8% YoY, pending contracts are up 0.6% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyers are continuing to take a larger share of available inventory compared to last year. tpre.io/daily

Austin residential (Jan 1–Mar 31): new listings are down 1.4% YoY, pending contracts are up 0.4% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyers are taking a slightly larger share of available inventory compared to last year as we close out Q1

Austin's housing market peaked in May 2022. 29% of active short sale listings today were built that same year. 43.9% are priced between $300K–$400K. teamprice.com/articles/2022-…

Austin vs. Abilene — which Texas market appreciated more over the last 10 years? Most people guess Austin. They're wrong. Abilene: +79% Austin: +71% And Abilene is at an all-time high right now. Austin is still 19% below its 2022 peak.

Austin outran the nation by 70+ percentage points at the 2022 peak. Today, inflation-adjusted gains since 2000: 🔵 National: +70.79% 🟠 Austin: +68.30% Austin gave most of it back. The national market barely flinched. teamprice.com/national-marke…

@tierrapartners Which is why demand is up this year. Pendings are up 9%. The median sold price over the past 90 days is $545,000 which is ($1,418) lower compared what I would consider is the Trend Fair Value (2020 Baseline Price x 20 year compound appreciation). Austin is now Fairly Valued

Also, Austin is +32% since 2020....

@tierrapartners True... Austin is tied for 3rd lowest with San Jose at 32.4%, behind San Francisco (20.8%) and Portland (30.4%)

Austin home prices are down 19.4% from their May 2022 peak — the worst correction of any major metro in the country. For context: • National average drop from peak: -2.7% • Austin YoY: -6.7% • Austin since Feb 2023: -9.5% teamprice.com/freddie-mac-ho…

Austin residential (Jan 1–Mar 30): new listings are down 1.4% YoY, pending contracts are up 1.0% YoY, and absorption has improved to 0.84. Buyers are taking a larger share of available inventory as we close out March