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Austin – Most Expensive Homes of September 2026
Austin — Most Expensive homes for September 2026.
Listings (sorted by price):
1. Listing MFRACT6613089 — $18,999,000
2. Listing MFRACT4507807 — $17,499,000
3. Listing MFRACT2586333 — $14,950,000
4. Listing MFRACT4449996 — $14,000,000
5. Listing MFRACT4742126 — $12,995,000
6. Listing MFRACT3196183 — $12,975,000
7. Listing MFRACT9085793 — $12,975,000
8. Listing MFRACT9090855 — $12,900,000
9. Listing MFRACT3417717 — $11,500,000
10. Listing MFRACT3215046 — $11,250,000
11. Listing MFRACT5177972 — $9,995,000
12. Listing MFRACT6646394 — $9,925,000
13. Listing MFRACT6017797 — $9,900,000
14. Listing MFRACT5971502 — $9,800,000
15. Listing MFRACT1899921 — $9,500,000 -
Look Beyond a Staged Property
Prospective buyers were urged to look beyond a staged home's visual appeal during open houses and focus on details that support more informed decisions.
An agent said buyers should closely evaluate the home's overall condition, not just presentation, when comparing properties and deciding whether a showing reflects lasting value.
Neighborhood review matters too, with guidance encouraging buyers to assess the surrounding area rather than judging a property only by what is inside.
Separate neighborhood tips highlighted signs of promising markets, including new development and local business expansion, as buyers search for areas showing momentum.
These themes showed an ongoing advisory role in the home buying process, centered on helping shoppers make more informed choices as they evaluate homes. -
Honoring the Significance of Indigenous Day
Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebrates, recognizes, and honors the beautiful traditions and cultures of the Indigenous People
We take a stand for and support the indigenous people on this day.
We should also offer our support to those who invest and uplift the indigenous communities. -
Austin Homebuyers Benefit as Median Price Reaches $560K
Home prices and sales declined in the Austin metro area, with the median home price dropping 6.4% to $412,000 and sales falling 7.3% to 2,501 homes. Total sales volume decreased 11.1% to $1.4 billion. Pending sales rose 1.5% overall but fell 9.2% in Austin city, where median prices dropped 4.3% to $560,000. Williamson County saw a 4.1% sales decline and 5.9% price drop, but pending sales increased 9.3%.
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Austin Home Prices Dip: Buyers Gain More Affordability
Home prices in Austin, TX edged down slightly this summer, with the median sale price dropping about 1% year-over-year. Price per square foot also declined, making homes a bit more affordable for buyers. If you've been waiting for a better entry point, this could be your moment.
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Texas Housing Supply, Looking Ahead
From 2020 to 2025, Texas housing units ↑~11%, climbing from ~11.6M to ~12.8M and posting one of the strongest expansion rates nationwide.
Texas added ~1.26M housing units across that 5-yr span, the largest numeric gain of any state and the clearest sign of large-scale development.
The state's growth rate ran ~97% above the US avg., showing Texas expanded housing supply far faster than the broader national pace.
Texas also ranked third nationally by percentage growth, pairing standout scale with a top-tier expansion rate during the 5-yr period measured statewide.
That building wave reflected continued population influx and raised practical questions for Texas around infrastructure, affordability, and home services needs in fast-growing areas.
