austin mls

Austin Real Estate Market Breakdown by MLS Areas

Austin Metablog  Thu, 11/11/2010 - 2:30pm

Of the 48 Austin MLS areas reported below, 18 are up from a year ago, 14 are down, and 16... (via Austin Real Estate Blog)



 

Exclusive: Strong October & September Downtown Condo Sales

AustinTowers Downtown Condo Blog  Mon, 11/02/2009 - 10:05pm

In the year between the summer of 2008 and the summer of 2009, a typical month saw 8 downtown condo sales captured in the Austin MLS.

In four of those months, only 4 units sold. In the best month, 13 units sold.



 

Uh Oh. Austin Homes Sales Fall 39% in November, Prices Down 3%

AustinTowers Downtown Condo Blog  Thu, 12/18/2008 - 9:05pm

Last month, at the peak of the national economic crisis (so far), Austin home sales dropped 39% from last November, dropping from 1,805 units in 2007 to 1,086 today.

During the same one year period, the median sales price fell 2.9% from $185,200 to $179,900.



 

New: Four Seasons Residences Listings

AustinTowers Downtown Condo Blog  Sun, 10/28/2007 - 10:19pm

Since many of the large new condo projects are being privately marketed through in-house sales agents, the only way to get unit details and pricing is to schedule a meeting and visit the sales center.

Recently, however, the Four Seasons Residences has added a number of units to the Austin MLS -- making the details publicly available for the first time.



 

75% of 360 Units Sold in 3-Weeks

AustinTowers Downtown Condo Blog  Tue, 03/27/2007 - 7:44pm

An incredible 75% of the 430 units in Novare Groups' 44-story 360 project are now under contract after just 3 weeks on the market.

The units, which are mostly priced between $190K and $550K, rank among the most affordable units in the current downtown condo boom.

This demonstrates, once again, that there is tremendous pent-up demand for reasonably priced units in central Austin.



 

Austin Luxury Market

AustinTowers Downtown Condo Blog  Mon, 03/19/2007 - 12:25am

The market for high-end homes has been one of the fastest growing segements in the Austin market.