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Austin Housing Market Insights, Q3 2025
During Q3, per our forecasts since Q3 2024, the market sent its clearest signals of hitting bottom in spite of tariff uncertainty, the AI movement, and right-sizing collectively slowing job growth, which remains the main engine for Austin’s real estate market.
Is Austin Still a Tech City? The Real Story Behind the Headlines
Lately, there’s been a wave of headlines claiming that Austin is losing its shine in the tech world. That the boom is over. That jobs are heading...
Meta’s Solar Investment in Austin: Big Tech, Clean Energy, and Real Estate Growth
Meta’s newest clean-energy data center in Bastrop County is more than a tech investment — it’s a signal of Austin’s long-term growth. With 100% solar power, $26 million in economic activity, and 300 new jobs, this project ties big tech and clean energy together in Central Texas. See how these shifts could shape Austin’s real estate market and why staying informed gives you the edge.
Q1 2025 Austin Housing Market Update
Q1 saw stabilizing market activity early, but finishing muddy and slow due to Buyers pausing in reaction to tariff and stock market concerns. Jan and Feb started extremely well outpacing 2024’s start and sending clear signals that market had indeed bottomed in Q4 2024.
Is Austin Dying?
Let’s be honest: the Austin of today isn’t the Austin of five years ago. The headlines paint a grim picture—slowed job growth, cooling in-migration, a housing market that’s lost its turbo engine. It’s easy to get swept up in the “Austin is over” narrative.
Austin’s New Wave of Homes: 3D Printed, Modular & Built for the Future
Austin is no stranger to forward thinking. From...
Q4 2024 Austin Housing Market Update
What happened in Q4 of 2024...
Navigating Austin’s Commercial Real Estate: The Impact of Interest Rates and Strategic Investment Opportunities
Austin, Texas, has long been a powerhouse for...
Why Investors Are Eyeing Bastrop and Williamson County: Key Growth Indicators
As Austin continues to thrive as a tech and...
The Row (Formerly Velocity): Southeast Austin’s Newest Hub of Innovation and Community
The Row (Formerly Velocity): Southeast Austin’s...
Austin’s South Central Waterfront: A Massive Vision for Downtown Austin Combined with Luxury Living
Austin’s real estate market continues to draw...
Austin Neighborhood Spotlights
Your Guide to the Best Neighborhoods in Austin
Zilker Neighborhood in Austin
Mueller is a quickly growing neighborhood located just a couple of miles from central downtown and the University of Texas. Located in East Austin, South of 51st St, and North of Airport Blvd. and Manor Rd., this vibrant community occupies 700 acres and can currently be described as a caterpillar becoming a butterfly.
Austin’s New Wave of Homes: 3D Printed, Modular & Built for the Future
Austin is no stranger to forward thinking. From...
Why Investors Are Eyeing Bastrop and Williamson County: Key Growth Indicators
As Austin continues to thrive as a tech and...
The Row (Formerly Velocity): Southeast Austin’s Newest Hub of Innovation and Community
The Row (Formerly Velocity): Southeast Austin’s...
The Zip Codes Everyone’s Talking About: Austin’s Top Spots for High-End Living
Austin has become a major hotspot for...
Austin Real Estate 2024: Discovering Vibrant Neighborhoods for Lifestyle and Investment
As we usher in 2024, Austin’s real estate landscape continues to be a tapestry of vibrant neighborhoods, each offering unique lifestyles and tantalizing investment opportunities.
St. Edwards
Don’t let the proximity to the university fool you. Artists and ambitious young professionals are calling this neighborhood home. Most describe it as ‘homey’ and ‘neighborly’ and best of all, ‘quirky’. When outsiders think about Austin and ‘keeping it weird’ this neighborhood comes to mind.
Old Enfield
Old Enfield, the oldest neighborhood located in Old West Austin Historic District, is a historic neighborhood with elegant homes, top performing schools, and a central location. Residents here have easy access to shopping, entertainment, amenities, and more.
Gracywoods
Gracywoods is a charming, “small-town-feel” neighborhood attracting a lot of attention due to The Domain with it’s 5 star shopping and high class dining, resurgent Burnet Road and even a brewery movement happening close-by.













