Rob Gordon, Realtor

Check out this great Realtor.com article! It dissects housing market trends in January, looking specifically at the low inventory of houses on the market, the continuing growth of listing prices, and how homes are selling almost a full month faster than during pre-pandemic years.

January 2022 Housing Market Trends Report - Realtor.com Research Realtor.com®’s January housing data release reveals that home price growth and low inventory levels will likely persist through the early months of 2022.

Was it just your imagination or did you see more U-Haul trucks in Austin, more boxes, lamps, couches being assembly-lined inside this past year than you did in 2020 and previous years? It wasn't—you did. Read more here about U-Haul's Growth Index and all of 2021's in-bound moves.

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Austin moves onto list of top growth cities in the U.S. for 2021 By at least one measure, Austin was a powerful magnet in 2021 for new residents. The recently released U-Haul Growth Index puts Austin at No. 16 among the U.S. cities last year ...

Austin has been rated the #1 market for millennials and boasts 40 times more new millennial residents than all the other major metro areas in the US according to a recent Knock survey. The growing tech industry, quality of life, affordability, and availability of homes all factor in to the survey's rankings. Austin is also rated highly for Gen Xers and baby boomers!

Austin named the No. 1 housing market for millennials in 2022 Stop us if you’ve heard something like this before: A new report ranks Austin as the best home market for millennials and the second-best home market for Gen Xers. Homebuying ...

There are some interesting new trends to look forward to in the 2022 real estate market. One is buying homes using cryptocurrency, another is heated driveways and even streets in colder climates. Needless to say, people continue to move south for the weather and business is booming in Austin. Read all the predictions for this year here!

Heated Driveways, Cryptocurrency Sales, and Other Luxury Real Estate Trends for 2022 In the year ahead, luxury real estate evolves with technology—and continues its move towards warmer climates

No surprise to say Greater ATX real estate had an unprecedented year in 2021. This helpful Austonia article certainly puts it in perspective though. The ABoR recently released data showing how high demand—caused by incoming tech jobs and an enthusiasm for Austin culture—has kept prices going up and houses flying off the market. Want to learn more about the numbers and what to expect in 2022? Check the piece out here!

Surprise, surprise: Austin sees record-breaking real estate year in 2021 After months of record-setting periods for Austin real estate, the Austin Board of Realtors announced Tuesday that the metro's housing market accounted for over $23 billion of economic activity in 2021, making it the biggest year yet for both home sales and median home prices in the metro.The Austin...

Last year, low mortgage rates and limited to supply led to record home prices nationwide. This piece looks at predictions for 2022. There's plenty to explore, but some of the key takeaways are these: according to experts, mortgage rates are expected to rise, though supply will remain low, allowing homebuyers remaining on the market to find more opportunities. Worth a read!

Experts predict what the 2022 housing market will bring Prices should moderate but low inventory will continue to be a problem.

This article shares a trend worth taking note of. More and more homebuyers have been purchasing empty lots in order to construct their dream houses. Driven by record prices in ATX, many folks are seeing real potential in the possibilities of outlying cities, like Kyle, Buda, and San Marcos. Want to learn more about this trend, what's wonderful and what's challenging about the changes it brings? Check the full article out here!

Wide-open spaces: Austin homebuyers build their dream homes on empty lots out of town Austin homebuyers have been through the wringer in the past year—tales of offers well over asking price, sales in under an hour, and months-long supply chain shortages have become commonplace in the city's cutthroat housing market. So it's perhaps no surprise that many homebuyers are looking for g...

Are Austin and San Antonio going to form a metroplex some day? Austintonio? While the two cities are farther apart than Dallas and Ft. Worth, the area is growing rapidly. Check out this article to learn how much growth has happened between cities and what the future might hold.

Austintonio? Austin and San Antonio getting closer to forming metroplex that rivals DFW – Corridor News Austin Skyline by Carlos Alfonso Home/News/Around Hays/Austintonio? Austin and San Antonio getting closer to forming metroplex that rivals DFW Austintonio? Austin and San Antonio getting closer to forming metroplex that rivals DFW December 13, 20211 3 minutes read Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Share via...