Austin-Bergstrom International Airport will have 32 additional gates by the early 2030s. The new gates will be built in the coming years as part of an ongoing $5 billion airport expansion program, which previously promised to bring “at least 20” new gates. The majority of the new gates, 26, will be in a new concourse that remains in the design phase. Full article here: Austin airport to add 32...
For the first time in years, the price gap between newly built homes and existing homes is narrower than ever—and in some markets, the typical resale home is actually more expensive than a new build. A mix of builder price cuts, widespread incentives and smaller home sizes has brought new home pricing more in line with resale values, creating a potentially unusual buying window for prospective home...
With 2025 behind us, it’s worth taking a look back at what turned out to be a big year for the Central Texas business scene — especially in technology. The region’s tech community has long been a strength but reinforced its reputation in 2025 as a hub for autonomous vehicles, a growing home for artificial intelligence infrastructure and a launchpad for robotics and aerospace companies. Full...
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun offers the reasoning behind his optimistic forecast for home sales in 2026. Full article here: Are You Confident in the Optimistic 2026 Forecast of a 14% Increase in Home Sales? (512) 853-0110 or robert@AustinTxHomeSales.com If you are unable to open the link/article above, please let me know so I can get it to you another...
Would-be homebuyers aren’t sitting on the sidelines because they don’t want to buy. They’re sitting out because they think they can’t. And sometimes, it’s their credit score that’s holding them back. According to a Bankrate survey, 2 out of every 5 (42%) Americans believe you need excellent credit to qualify for a mortgage. Full article here: The Credit Score Myth That’s Holding...
As the housing market enters 2026, leading economists point to a range of forces likely to shape the year ahead for buyers, sellers, investors and the real estate industry. While notable headwinds persist, they agree on one thing: The housing market is showing signs of a rebalance—and a rebound—in 2026. Full article here: 2026 Real Estate Outlook: What Leading Housing Economists Are...
If you’re thinking about selling your house this year, you may be torn between two options: Do you sell it as-is and make it easier on yourself? No repairs. No effort. Or do you fix it up a bit first – so it shows well and sells for as much as possible? In 2026, that decision matters more than it used to. Here’s what you need to know. Full article here: Thinking about Selling Your House...
Wondering what to expect from the housing market in 2026? You’re not the only one. For the past few years, affordability has been the biggest barrier standing between most people and their next move. And a lot of buyers and sellers have been holding their breath waiting for things to get better. The good news? It’s finally happening. Full article here: Expert Forecasts Point to Affordability...
If there is a time when real estate ever goes “on sale,” January may be it. A new study from LendingTree suggests home buyers could save an average of $23,000 by purchasing in January rather than waiting until May on a 1,500-square-foot home. Full article here: Save $23,000 by Buying in January? This Study Says You Can (512) 853-0110 or robert@AustinTxHomeSales.com If you are unable...
The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller U.S. National Home NSA Index showed modest but steady growth in October, reflecting a 1.4% increase in home prices year over year after a 1.3% increase last month. Recent housing activity suggests that modest improvements in demand are emerging, though, supported by lower mortgage rates and seasonally favorable conditions. Full article here: Home Price Growth Picks...
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