Ask a Central Texas listing agent what’s changed in the last two years, and pools come up fast. Not because buyers stopped wanting them. Because a growing share of them

Bipartisan package passed by wide margins in both chambers before becoming law without a presidential signature Nearly two years of sustained lobbying, coalition-building and grassroots mobilization by the National Association

The 2025 ABoR Industry Awards honored the people behind the profession — leaders, mentors and changemakers whose influence extends far beyond the market. There’s a particular kind of energy in

Barton Springs is open again. The Pedernales is running cold across the limestone shelves at the falls, the cypress has filled in over Cypress Creek outside Wimberley, and out at

Every winter, buyers tell their agents the same thing: “We’ll be ready in the spring.” In a normal cycle, that might make sense. But in today’s Austin market — and

In the real estate profession, the closing table is often viewed as a finish line—a culmination of months of showings, negotiations, inspections, and financing hurdles. Yet, as many experienced brokers

Austin’s housing market reflects many of the same trends seen nationally, with buyers placing high value on certain amenities and home features. Recent research from REALTOR® organizations and local Austin

The landscape of housing in Texas has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, marking a pivotal shift in the state’s real estate dynamics. Once lauded for its affordability and