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Tik Tok, Women's 5 minute tirade on why, "Austin Texas Real Estate is Cooked. (Overpriced, Overinflated)

 Tik Tok, Women's 5 minute tired on why, "Austin Texas Real Estate is Cooked. (Overpriced, Overinflated)

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Story by Sabina Wex
 • 12h • 4 min read

 click here for the 5 minute viral soliloquy on why this women thinks Austin Real Estate Market is cooked.  






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  1. AnonymousFebruary 28, 2025 at 3:35 PM

    That TikTok girl is ignorant. Almost nothing she says is entirely accurate. She doesn't understand the market. The Austin Real Estate market is doing as well as should be expected.

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    1. George Vance McGeeFebruary 28, 2025 at 4:04 PM

      Although not perfect, and most likely not a licensed professional; as a simple consumer and regular person's viewpoint on the ATX Real estate marketplace, I at least found this girls' video tirade interesting. ---GVM

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