Buying a House in 2022: Everything You Need to Know

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Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 3% this year compared to last January. Active listings are down up 4.7%, and the number of closed sales was down by 4.1%. The fall in closed sales could be what has led to fewer active listings on the market.

San Antonio, Texas saw median house price increase by 6% this year compared to last January with a median price for single-family homes sold at $229K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 65 days (2 days less than last year).

Corpus Christi, Texas saw a median house price of $186K this January, a decrease of 0.1%. Active listings are down by 6.2%, and the number of closed sales were up 26.7%.

San Antonio, Texas saw a median house price increase by 5% this year compared to last December with a median price for single-family homes sold at $238K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 67 days (2 days less than last year).

Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 12% this year compared to last December. Active listings are down up 6.3%, and the number of closed sales were up by 2.3%. The rise in closed sales could be what has led to fewer days on the market and a rising median price as the inventory has sold off.

Corpus Christi, Texas saw a median house price of $210K this December, an increase of 11.1%. Active listings are down by 2.3%, and the number of closed sales were up 1.7%.

Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 12% this year compared to last December. Active listings are down up 6.3%, and the number of closed sales were up by 2.3%. The rise in closed sales could be what has led to fewer days on the market and a rising median price as the inventory has sold off.

While Austin continued to rank high on “Best of U.S." lists, Central Texas REALTORS® sold more homes in 2019 than any year on record, according to the latest Austin Board of REALTORS® (ABoR) analysis. The December and Year-End 2019 Central Texas Housing Market Report reflects a record-breaking 33,084 home sales and $13,158,737,333 in sales volume.

Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 6.4% this year compared to last November. Active listings are down up 11.5%, and the number of closed sales were up by 21.3%. The rise in closed sales could be what has led to fewer days on the market and a rising median price as the inventory has sold off.

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price increase by 2% this year compared to last November with a median price for single-family homes sold at $230K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 59 days (2 days less than last year).

Corpus Christi, Texas saw a median house price of $194K this November, an increase of 1.6%. Active listings are down by 8%, and the number of closed sales was down 4.9%.

The Central Texas real estate market is headed for record-breaking sales this year. November home sales throughout the five-county Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) pushed the year-to-date total to 30,561 sales, which is approximately 300 homes shy of last year's total sales volume. Each county experienced a double-digit increase in home sales; the city of Austin slightly rose 4.5% to 670 sales, according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Market Report. 

Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 6.4% this year compared to last October. Active listings are down 11%, and the number of closed sales were up by 21.3%.

Corpus Christi, Texas, saw a median house price of $193K this September, an increase of 2.1%. Active listings are down by 1.5%, and the number of closed sales was up 27.3% to a total of 368.

In the Killeen market, home sales were up 27%. Additionally, the median price rose 13.2% to $147K. The trend could be in part to the shrinking inventory as active listings were down 24.5% compared to 2018.

While the summer selling season has ended for most housing markets, the Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Market Report shows a double-digit percent increase in Austin home sales, which continue to outpace inventory and drive up home prices. The median price of a single-family home in the city of Austin rose 11.9% this month to $406,000––an all-time high for any September on record.

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price increase by 7% this year compared to last August with a median price for single-family homes sold at $238K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 54 days (1 day more than last year).

Corpus Christi, Texas saw a median house price of $199K this August, an increase of 1.9%. Active listings are down by 2.8%, and the number of closed sales were up 6.7%.

Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 4.3% this year compared to last August. Active listings are down up 4%, and the number of closed sales were up by 13.2%. The rise in closed sales could be what has led to fewer days on the market, and a rising median price as the inventory has sold off.

As the summer-selling season came to an end, August Austin-area home sales continued to increase, while listings on the market decreased compared to the same month last year. The Austin Board of REALTORS® latest Central Texas Housing Market Report indicates the imbalance between supply and demand––which continues to drive up the cost of homes in Austin––will persist beyond this summer's sales activity.

As we see continued growth in the Temple/Belton area, we’ve seen more and more interest in rental data as of mid-2019. Consumers have seen growth and are now making plans to relocate or invest in the area. Whether that’s jobs or access other areas like Waco and Austin, the Temple/Belton area is growing, and consumers want to know the condition of the market.

As we see continued growth in the Corpus Christi area, we’ve seen more and more interest in rental data as of 2019. With the recent growth of industry, many are making plans to relocate to Corpus Christi and surrounding areas. Whether jobs or access to good schools or entertainment, as people relocate to Corpus Christi, many want to know what the market looks like.

Austin-area home sales set an all-time high for any July on record, as sales last month increased 11.7% to 3,439 home sales, according to the latest Central Texas Housing Market Report from the Austin Board of REALTORS®. Despite the record, home sales within the city of Austin remained flat due to limited housing inventory.

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price increase by 4% this year compared to last July with a median price for single-family homes sold at $239K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 52 days (2 days more than last year).

Corpus Christi, Texas saw a median house price of $210K this July, an increase of 5.5%. Active listings are down by 3.7%, but the number of closed sales were up 10.3%. In Ingleside, the median price was down 47.3% this June compared to last year. Active listings were down 4.3%. Average days on the market were down to an average of 56 days. It should be noted that significant changes could be due to the relatively small number of closed sales. As of July 2019, there were a total of 8 closed sales in the Ingleside market.

Temple Texas saw it's median house price fall by 0.7% this year compared to last July. Active listings are down by 4.8%, but the number of closed sales are up by 2.9%. This drop has led to fewer days on the market and a shrinking inventory.

Corpus Christi, Texas saw it's median house price at $200K increase by 0.9% this year compared to last June. Active listings are down by 7.8%, and the number of closed sales was also down 15%.

Single-family home sales experienced strong gains in the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) but declined in the city of Austin in the first half of this year, according to the June and Midyear 2019 Central Texas Housing Market Report released today by the Austin Board of REALTORS®.

San Antonio Texas saw it's median house price increase by 4% this year compared to last June with a median price for single-family homes sold at 241K. The average days on the market remained close to the same as last year at 53 days (2 days more than last year).

Temple Texas saw it's median house price rise by 7.4% this year compared to last June. Active listings are down by 6.9%, but the number of closed sales are up. This has led to fewer days on the market, a rising median price, and a shrinking inventory.

The median price of a single-family home reached an all-time high of $407,400 in the city of Austin—setting a new record for the Austin Board of REALTORS®’s monthly housing reports. But at the same time, the May 2019 Central Texas Housing Market report shows declines in the city of Austin for both new and active listings, as well as a 3.4% drop in home sales. The same wasn’t true, however, for the surrounding areas, which all experienced strong gains.

San Antonio saw a 3% increase in median price at $238K with an average of 56 days on the market. With a large inventory and an increase of total sales of 10%, the San Antonio Market appears to be very active as we enter the Summer season.

The Corpus Christi market remained steady this month as house prices rose 1.6% with a median price of $194K compared to last year. With active listings down 2.7% and homes and the market for an average 56 days (21 days less than May 2018), the activity we saw in the Spring market looks to be making an early start in the Summer.

The Temple market held steady with a less than 1 percent change in its median house price of $174k this May compared to last year. Active listings were down 11.4% while closed sales were up 9.5%. With homes on the market for an average of 64 days (a drop of 6 days compared to May 2018), we could see median prices continue to hold steady as we enter the Summer.

San Antonio – Home sales in the San Antonio area climbed six percent compared to this month last year for a total of 3,003 sales, according to the Multiple Listing Service Report from the San Antonio Board of REALTORS® (SABOR) which reports on all areas contained within the MLS. Average sales price and median sales price each increased four percent year-over-year, with the average price rising to $267,071 and the median reaching $230,700. The month ended with 3,182 sales still pending (301 more than at the end of April 2018), and months of inventory continued its streak of remaining below four months, with April reporting just 3.7 months available.

The Belton market saw growth this April as home sales were up 3.7% compared to last year. The median price saw a rise of 21.4% to $204K compared to April of 2018. With active listings down 27.5 % and a shrinking inventory, we could expect to see median prices continue to rise as the Spring market comes to a close.

The Corpus Christi market had fewer closed sales in April. With closed sales down 3.2% from last year and active listings down 3.2% compared to last year as well. However, homes that did sell were on the market 7 days shorter than last year. Additionally, the median price increased by 6.5% to $194K compared to April 2018.

Austin remained busy after strong first-quarter sales, with the number of April home sales skyrocketing almost 15% in the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) over the same period last year. However, because the median sales price increased by a much narrower margin, results signal market prices stabilizing, according to the Austin Board of REALTORS® April 2019 Central Texas Housing Market Report.

The Corpus Christi market showed some signs of a slow in March. With closed sales down 9.3% from last year and active listings down 5.4% compared to last year as well. However, homes that did sell were on the market 2 weeks shorter on average. Additionally, the median price remained steady with only a 0.9% rise compared to March 2019.

The city of Austin home sales dipped as the median price of a single-family home rose, according to the March 2019 Central Texas Housing Market report by the Austin Board of REALTORS®. At the same time, housing inventory remained critically low, and homes continued to spend less time on the market.

San Antonio, Texas saw it's median house price grow by 3% this year compared to last December with a median price for single family homes sold at around 227K. The average days on market remained the same as last year at 64 days.

The Corpus Christi area saw a slight decrease in number of homes sold in Corpus Christi, Calallen, and Padre Island in November, while Portland saw a slight increase from 15 sales in October to 26 sales in November.

The Corpus market is looking strong, but needs more homes to meet the demand.

Competition is expected to remain fierce for available listings. Savvy sellers and buyers know that deals can be made well into the school months, as household formations take on many shapes and sizes.

The 2017 Central Texas summer selling season was the strongest on record in terms of single-family home sales and median price across the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA).

How long can the residential real estate market go on like this? We are about two years into a national trend of dropping housing supply and increasing median sales prices.

In July 2017, single-family home sales volume in the Austin-Round Rock MSA increased 2.8 percent year-over-year to 2,892 home sales, while home sales within the city of Austin declined 2.5 percent year-over-year to 832 home sales.

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Single-family home sales increased throughout the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) in April, according to the April 2017 Central Texas Housing Market Report released today by the Austin Board of REALTORS®.

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