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How is Texas faring in the market changes?? Check your area below...

Amarillo
254 homes sold (5 percent increase from previous year)
Median price of $132,700 (8.9 percent increase)
5.6-month inventory

Austin
1,842 homes sold (7.2 percent decrease)
Median price of $183,300 (0.4 percent increase)
6-month inventory

Beaumont
83 homes sold (57.2 percent decrease)*
Median price of $135,500 (1.7 percent increase)
7.7-month inventory

Brownsville
71 homes sold (18.4 percent decrease)
Median price of $87,900 (23.3 percent decrease)
Inventory not available

Bryan–College Station
145 homes sold (7.4 percent increase)
Median price of $141,300 (3.1 percent increase)
5.3-month inventory

Corpus Christi
309 homes sold (3.7 percent increase)
Median price of $138,100 (2.4 percent increase)
9.3-month inventory

Dallas
4,043 homes sold (3.2 percent increase)
Median price of $153,300 (3.5 percent decrease)
6.4-month inventory

El Paso
449 homes sold (9.8 percent increase)
Median price of $134,300 (1.3 percent decrease)
12.7-month inventory

Fort Worth
802 homes sold (7.6 percent decrease)
Median price of $116,000 (2.9 percent decrease)
6-month inventory

Houston
3,929 homes sold (29.6 percent decrease)*
Median price of $156,600 (4.5 percent increase)
6.6-month inventory

Laredo
83 homes sold (4.6 percent decrease)
Median price of $138,100 (8.4 percent decrease)
9.7-month inventory

Longview-Marshall
217 homes sold (35.6 percent increase)
Median price of $133,100 (8.7 percent increase)
6.4-month inventory

Lubbock
247 homes sold (15.4 percent increase)
Median price of $113,200 (15.6 percent increase)
5.2-month inventory

San Antonio
1,692 homes sold (9.9 percent decrease)
Median price of $145,000 (1.2 percent decrease)
8-month inventory

Texarkana
69 homes sold (1.4 percent decrease)
Median price of $99,300 (17.3 percent decrease)
7.8-month inventory

Tyler
279 homes sold (5.1 percent decrease)
Median price of $129,200 (7.1 percent decrease)
10.6-month inventory

Victoria
75 homes sold (10.3 percent increase)
Median price of $129,200 (0.9 percent increase)
5.8-month inventory

Waco
206 homes sold (35.5 percent increase)
Median price of $108,700 (7.6 percent decrease)
8.2-month inventory

If you have any questions about what this means for you and your probability for selling in this market, call Tanya at 469-450-2566. She would love to be your Real Estate Expert.