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re: Current Housing Prices
Posted on 3/12/22 at 10:53 am to H2O Tiger
Posted on 3/12/22 at 10:53 am to H2O Tiger
I'm in Williamson county dealing with a house purchase right now. From my experience, at least in my areas like Cedar Park, Leander, and Liberty Hill, you have to get above the 550 mark for things to settle down. The 350-550 area has tons of interest becuase it's what the majority of people can afford and are comfortable with.
If you can get up to the 550-750 range, things are selling for list or even a tad below list. This is up in Williamson county, though.
I'd anticipate the same is happening down in Austin, but at a higher range. Like 350-650 is flying off the market, and you have to get into 650-1M for things to tone down.
If you can get up to the 550-750 range, things are selling for list or even a tad below list. This is up in Williamson county, though.
I'd anticipate the same is happening down in Austin, but at a higher range. Like 350-650 is flying off the market, and you have to get into 650-1M for things to tone down.
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Posted on 3/12/22 at 11:38 am to thegreatboudini
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I'd anticipate the same is happening down in Austin, but at a higher range. Like 350-650 is flying off the market, and you have to get into 650-1M for things to tone down.
It’s 2MM in Austin. 1.3Mm sells for 1.5 etc etc. in somewhat central neighborhoods. Source: wife is realtor here
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