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Neil Narayan
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Austin New Home Sales Hit Annual Record Levels Amid Pandemic

Neil Narayan
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Austin, TX
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Data from each of the 4 major cities in Texas ..

Austin was not alone in this success as annual highs also were recorded in Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, and San Antonio. Austin home builders also saw a surge in pending sales and fewer Days on Market for new homes sold in August.

https://patch.com/texas/downto...

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Mike De Lota
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Mike De Lota
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Thanks Neil! I'd love to hear more anecdotal evidence from you and other Austin MSA agents in the forum about what you're seeing with respect to demand, inventory, and if you think this momentum will continue into the Fall and Winter when historically, sales tend to slow down.

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