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All property stories from Austin.
First-time buyers are finding new success in pockets like Windsor Park and St. John as government grants and market cool-off tip the scales.
With Austin rents soaring and home prices still climbing, some locals are buying in cheaper areas while renting in their preferred neighborhoods.
With leases expiring and available units scarce, Austin tenants face tough decisions and rising costs this summer.
Transportation upgrades and surging housing demand put Manor in the spotlight as Austin’s next booming growth corridor.
Rising prices challenge first-time buyers, but new local grants and savvy savings strategies offer a leg up.
With median rents climbing 8% annually, South Austin neighbourhoods offer investors the rare combination of strong cash flow and appreciation potential in 2026.
Clearance rates slip to 64% across the city as rising interest rates and economic uncertainty reshape buyer behavior in previously hot neighborhoods.
Austin's cooling real estate market favors strategic buyers in 2026. Inventory rises, price cuts increase in East Austin and South Congress as seller's market ends.
Austin's zoning shift enables mixed-use infill projects combining residential, retail, and office space. Discover how these developments address the city's affordable housing shortage.
As home prices stabilise after recent declines, savvy property investors are redirecting capital toward the rental sector, reshaping Austin's neighbourhood dynamics.
With gross yields climbing to 5.8% in key suburbs, savvy investors are capitalizing on Austin's persistent housing shortage before interest rate stabilization changes the game.
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