California is fukking up the city of Austin

[Paper Boi]

aren't home prices up everywhere lol

 

[Standing on business]

aren't home prices up everywhere lol

Austin had more than 18% increase, I believe that’s the highest in the us

 

[Paper Boi]

Austin had more than 18% increase, I believe that’s the highest in the us

well texans was making fun of us because people leaving for their state.

you reap what you sow.

 

[Animal House]

fukk California. Glad I bought my house years ago. Now its worth 450k but them property taxes

Tell me about it what a fukkin scam

 

[Kiyoshi-Dono]

Houston definitely dead now
Nothing but out of state license plates
Moving next year

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Turn Texas blue

And kick all the blacks out in the process Why the hell do blue state folks want to move to a Red state anyway? I for damn sure wouldn't want to move to a Republican state

 

[Hiphoplives4eva]

And kick all the blacks out in the process Why the hell do blue state folks want to move to a Red state anyway? I for damn sure wouldn't want to move to a Republican state

Because liberals are hypocrites

 

[FaTaL]

And kick all the blacks out in the process Why the hell do blue state folks want to move to a Red state anyway? I for damn sure wouldn't want to move to a Republican state

Cause liberals like shaking their nuts in your face

 

[Mastamimd]

Houston definitely dead now
Nothing but out of state license plates
Moving next year

Where to? I'm thinking about the DMV

 

[Lv99 Slacker]

 

[smitty22]

That shyt started years ago when they brought In n Out there

 

[FaTaL]

Bring in big tech then complain

 

[xXMASHERXx]

Not really California, it's more so the tech companies that are causing. They caused the mess that is California and are going to do the same to Texas.

 

[50CentStan]

Texas never had an employment problem, giving tax breaks and what ever incentives for big tech to move in was a bad idea and just that cripple fakkit Abbott planning to run for president in the future. He's a true WOAT

 

[Lv99 Slacker]

Austin Culture Map: Austin housing market skyrockets as home price hits all-time high of $515,000

Another record-breaking month is in the books for the unstoppable Austin housing market. The latest report from the Austin Board of Realtors, detailing sales activity in March 2021, shows that the median home price in both the city itself and the greater metro area jumped well over 20 percent year-over-year, leading to new all-time highs for both segments.

In the city of Austin, the median sale price grew an astounding 24.8 percent to $515,000, marking the first time that the median home price has surpassed the $500,000 mark. In February 2021, the figure sat at $491,000, a record at the time.

The median price grew at an even greater percentage in the five-county Austin-Round Rock metro area, increasing 28.8 percent year-over-year, to $425,000. By comparison, just last month, the metro median clocked in at $395,000.

"Our housing market is undergoing growing pains and creating a paradox — affordable from the outside looking in, but increasingly unaffordable for those who already call Austin home," ABoR 2021 president Susan Horton says in a release. "While more homes are selling than ever before, it’s more and more difficult to find one."

In March, inventory dropped drastically at the city and metro levels, down to only 0.4 months for both segments and marking the lowest inventory level ever for the metro. Of the five-county area, only Caldwell boasts a housing inventory level of one month, and the market is the tightest in Williamson County, where inventory sits at just 0.2 months.