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Per Gemini AI: Show me how hard I worked in Austin Texas Real Estate this year, 2025.

Google GEMINI AI Question: Show me how hard I worked in Austin Texas Real Estate this year? Answers per Gemini AI: It sounds like you were working in a challenging, but potentially opportunistic, market in Austin, Texas, this year. Based on the 2025 real estate market trends, your experience likely involved: 🥊 The Shift to a Buyer's Market 2025 continued the correction that began after the 2022 peak, shifting leverage from sellers to buyers.   Price Adjustments: The median sale price in the Austin-Round Rock metro area was generally softening and projected to decline gently through the end of 2025, sitting around the $430,000 to $465,000 range in late 2025. This meant working to set realistic expectations with sellers whose properties were selling for an average of 2.2% to 6.1% below their asking price (Sale-to-List Ratio around 93.9%–97.8%). Increased Inventory: With high housing inventory (around 5.9 months of supply), you likely spent significant time navigating a marke...

I went, Tom Ferry 1 day Winter 2025 Real Estate Coaching Seminar @ the Hilton Hotel, Downtown Austin, Texas

 I went, Tom Ferry  1 day Winter 2025 Real Estate Coaching Seminar @ the Hilton Hotel, Downtown Austin, Texas

Per Nic Gerli Twitter; Austin, Texas is the Market with Biggest Rent Deflation over the past 3 years, in the USA

  nickgerli1 (@Nick Gerli) posted: Markets with the biggest rent deflation over the last 3 years: Austin: -21% Fort Myers: -19% CoSprings: -15% Phoenix: -14% Raleigh: -13% San Antonio: -12% Atlanta: -11% Denver: -11% Expect apartments rents in these markets to continue declining in 2026, as vacancy rates remain Good news for renters, bad news for investors who bought near the peak.