October 23, 2025 - 03:50
Austin has emerged as the premier buyer's market in the United States, boasting a staggering 130% more sellers than buyers. This significant imbalance has positioned the Texas capital at the forefront of a market shift that favors buyers in the current real estate landscape.
In addition to Austin's impressive ranking, San Antonio has also made its mark, coming in at the sixth position on the list of top buyer's markets. The trend indicates a growing number of sellers eager to list their properties, which is a stark contrast to the competitive conditions seen in previous years.
As the market evolves, buyers are benefiting from substantial discounts, with September 2023 witnessing the most significant price reductions since the pre-pandemic era of 2019. This shift presents an opportune moment for prospective homeowners to capitalize on favorable conditions, making it an exciting time for real estate activity in Texas.
October 22, 2025 - 09:19
Private Capital Activity Sees Diverse Investments Across SectorsOn Tuesday, the private capital landscape witnessed a flurry of activity, showcasing a variety of investments across different sectors. Notably, Norwest made a strategic move by investing in...
October 21, 2025 - 18:35
Alexandria Developer's Bankruptcy Could Lead to Federal Property TakeoverIn a significant development, the sale of two major properties in Alexandria may pave the way for settling a substantial debt owed by real estate developer Peter Labovitz. Labovitz, who previously...
October 21, 2025 - 02:19
Ryan Serhant Discusses Current Real Estate TrendsRyan Serhant, the CEO of Serhant, has shared insights into the current state of the real estate market, highlighting a significant trend: renting is often more affordable than buying in many...
October 20, 2025 - 18:12
Institutional Real Estate Allocations Decline for the First Time in Over a DecadeA recent annual report from Hodes Weill reveals a significant shift in institutional investment strategies, as organizations have lowered their target allocations to real estate for the first time...