The Oldham Group Updates

Fall buyers also tend to be highly focused. Many want to secure a home before year-end to lock in today’s interest rates (which is 6.38%), enjoy potential tax benefits, or simply start the new year in a fresh space.

Despite the slower pace of sales, median prices between $500,000 and $3 million have risen in nearly every month of 2025.

From lake days and Longhorn watch parties to family-friendly festivals, art events, and brewery tastings, here’s a quick guide to the best spots to soak up the season and celebrate the long weekend in true Austin style.

It’s a time for fresh starts and transitions, whether it’s a child beginning kindergarten, moving on to middle school, or a teenager preparing for the leap to college.

One of the best parts of my job is seeing how differently real estate impacts people’s lives.

Begin to close out the summer season and head into fall, the Austin market continues to offer real opportunities, especially as buyer activity has noticeably picked up in the past two weeks.

Summer days begin to grow just a little shorter and store shelves start to fill with backpacks and school supplies, it’s clear: August has arrived… and we’re soaking up the last stretch of summer in Austin.

Real estate has long been one of the most powerful ways to build wealth in this great nation, and there’s no better place to do it than right here in Austin.

Summer has arrived in Austin, and with it comes a real estate market that looks a little different than years past. Inventory levels are noticeably higher than usual, giving buyers a wide range of choices across many neighborhoods and price points.

When summer sets in, Austinites know the real secret to staying cool: finding the nearest body of water and making a day of it! Whether you’re into kayaking, tubing, cliff-jumping, paddleboarding—or just floating with a cold drink in hand—the Austin area is blessed with some of the most iconic and refreshing water escapes in the state.

Inventory is up, and while homes are selling, it’s no longer enough to simply list a property and hope for the best. If you’re a seller, the question isn’t if homes are moving.

Mothers play an essential role in our everyday lives, and during a real estate move, their contributions become even more extraordinary.

Inventory is up, and while homes are selling, it’s no longer enough to simply list a property and hope for the best. If you’re a seller, the question isn’t if homes are moving.

Happy Easter, friends! There’s something magical about this time of year in Austin. The weather is at its best—sunny & breezy.

In today’s climate of economic volatility, many investors and individuals are understandably cautious about where to place their money.

Spring is in the air, and in the world of real estate, that means one thing—it’s go time! Austin’s market is buzzing with activity as we officially kick off the seasonably busy time of year.

What sets the highest-level agents apart in the crowded real estate space? RELATIONSHIPS! and right after that is a clear, intentional MARKETING PLAN tailored to each property.

As we step into 2025, Austin’s economic outlook remains strong, with continued job growth, a thriving tech sector, and a solid housing market.

Forget dating apps—real estate agents are the ultimate matchmakers! We don’t just connect people; we introduce them to the homes they’ll fall in love with.

As we approach the end of January, the Austin real estate market is already showing signs of significant activity, setting the stage for a competitive spring season.