Rollingwood sales rose 38.7% over the last 12 months, months of inventory fell to 5.08 from 9.42, and median price per square foot climbed 15.5% to $813. Here's what's driving it.

Tarrytown months of inventory fell to 4.28 from 5.81 over the last 12 months as listings and sales both pulled back, while the median price edged up 1.2%. Here's our read on the numbers.

Barton Hills new listings fell 33% over the last 12 months and months of inventory dropped to 4.73 from 7.16. The median price jumped 23.9%, but price per square foot tells a steadier story.

Over the last 12 months, Zilker homes sold faster, closed closer to asking, and months of inventory fell to 3.81 from 5.87. Here's what that means for buyers and sellers in 78704.

Hancock and North University (NUNA) new listings rose 29% over the last 12 months and months of inventory sits at 6.19, while sales and pendings also climbed. Here's what it means for buyers and sellers.

North Loop sales rose 17.4% over the last 12 months, median days on market fell to 28.9, and months of inventory dropped to 4.61. Here's our read on one of Austin's most walkable neighborhoods.

Across the five-county Austin metro, single-family sales rose 2.7% and pendings rose 5.2% over the last 12 months, while the median price slipped 1.8% and months of inventory held at 4.66. Here's what it means for buyers and sellers.

Hyde Park inventory fell to 2.2 months in September 2026, median days on market dropped to 60 from 145 a year ago, and homes sold slightly above asking. Here's what the numbers really mean.

We hope everyone's settling into the back-to-school routine, and here's hoping cooler fall weather isn't too far behind! Now let’s take a look at the August real estate stats and see what’s happening in the area! Activity has held up with total sales and pending units both edging up on a year-over-year basis, and inventory tightening as fewer sellers have listed and far fewer have given up. Prices are the soft spot. Average and median sold prices declined year-over-year and c

We continue to see Hyde Park as one of the best neighborhoods in Austin for clients relocating from Los Angeles to Austin, San Francisco to Austin, and New York to Austin. The walkability of the Hyde Park area, and the ability to reach local grocery stores, coffee shops, and restaurants without ever getting in your car, is a huge draw for people moving from Seattle to Austin or from Chicago to Austin who have adapted to a car-optional lifestyle. That combination of historic c