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Jake Bryant
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What's the current Austin House Market? Which Seller or Buyer's market? What was look like the inventory last quarter? Anybody share the information here! Thanks!

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@Jake Bryant

Definitely still a seller's market. Low inventory and high demand equals increasing home values. I'm not an Austin agent, but work in a similar market in Denver, so we see the same dynamics here. Also, a client of mine is a great investor-friendly agent in Austin. She said it's not quite as crazy as it was earlier this spring/summer, but that's like saying falling off a 1,000' building is less high than a 1,500' high building. It all hurts. 

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