I have lived in Pflugerville since 1995, when my wife and I bought our first home here.  In 2002, we opted to buy our second (much larger) home in this area, too.  What made us choose to stay?

  • Affordability - we have a home that would likely cost at least twice as much in central Austin
  • Convenience - with the advent of the toll roads in 2006, we can get just about anywhere in 15 minutes, including the Prime Outlets/IKEA area, Georgetown, Mopac/Spicewood, etc.
  • It's quiet
  • It's safe

I would talk about the schools, but we haven't had first-hand experience with this, since our kids are homeschooled. 

 Real Estate Market Chart by Altos Research www.altosresearch.com

This chart illustrates that the median listing prices out here haven't changed much over the course of 2008, holding in a pretty tight range between $180k and 182k, despite what the media would have you believe.  It looks like inventory levels are starting to drop again, meaning that the choices are tightening up a bit. 

Some might attribute the inventory drop to the holidays, but it's still a bit too early for this, and we have seen a surge in activity that came with dropping gas prices and the end of the Presidential election season.

If you are considering a purchase in the Pflugerville/Austin area, feel free to call or email me anytime.  I hope to have the opportunity to help you find the right place!  You can search the entire database of Austin homes on my website at www.austintexashomes.com.  Thanks!

 

If you enjoyed this post, why not connect with me in these other communities?

Follow Me on Twitter   Become My Friend on Facebook   Time to get LinkedIn!   Austin's Coolest Blog   View My YouTube Videos   StumbleUpon   Digg

If you're looking for a home in the Austin area, you can visit my primary Austin real estate website at www.austintexashomes.com.  Thanks!

 
This post has been included in Texas Information Travis County, TX Information Pflugerville, TX Information
Post is included in group: Local Expert
Post is included in group: Market Reports
Post is included in group: Posts to Localism

14 Comments on Considering Buying a Home in Pflugerville? This is the time to buy, and I have data!

NOV
15
2008
587,167 Points 63 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Jason, the turn looks like Sept. 1st, but sellers could have also pulled homes off the market till the next selling season. The price rebound is good to see.

9:47pm • #1
419,955 Points 17 Featured Posts Outside Blog

Awesome! Good news and a user-friendly chart. I'm going to have to experiment with that kind of chart.

10:52pm • #2
Outside Blog

Jason,

Great news, I love the chart - it tells the story better than words.  Our inventory is also starting to drop which is good news.  From all your posts on Austin, looks like I will have to make a stop next time, I am in Texas.

11:27pm • #3
NOV
16
2008
144,521 Points 4 Featured Posts Localism Sponsor Outside Blog Hit Router

Jason, It appears that your market may have already hit the bottom and is rebounding.  Great to see that all goes well in your neck of the country.

12:22am • #4
411,389 Points 3 Featured Posts Outside Blog

I like the chart. Good information for consumers. Nice post.

8:03am • #5
110,023 Points 4 Featured Posts Outside Blog Hit Router

I too like your chart. We are seeing a similar pattern. Sept and October posted more sales and inventory is starting to drop - It is good to see and with charts like yours hopefully it will educate the buyers in making their move! Opportunity awaits!

10:55am • #6
14 Featured Posts

Nice post Jason!  Way to inform buyers in your area of this great opportunity.

I've never been a "now is the time to buy" kinda guy until now, and your chart CLEARLY shows that it's very well a "once in a few decades opportunity" to buy in Pflugerville.  I'm sure you'll find your clients some great deals in the area!

5:50pm • #7

This is a good way to market to numbers type buyers. When the numbers make sence then it easy to ask for the sale.

11:26pm • #8

Jason,

I also love the chart. What program did you use to create the chart? Great post as always!

 

11:44pm • #9
NOV
17
2008
1 Featured Post

Jason, a nice look at things in the marketplace.  Looks like the value is there now!

7:56am • #10

Jason

Great Positive news out of Texas...it seems things are beginning to turn around slowly but surely...keep the positive messages coming

8:56am • #11

This chart illustrates that the median listing prices out here haven't changed much over the course of 2008, holding in a pretty tight range between $180k and 182k, despite what the media would have you believe. 

Hey Jason,

The media is not interested in steady performance.

A headline that reads:  "Home Prices In Pflugerville Are ROCK SOLID" does not sell newspapers!  :)

Not Yet Licensed
10:33pm • #13
NOV
19
2008

Great news, I love the chart - it tells the story better than words.  Our inventory is also starting to drop which is good news.

motel

Peach
12:19am • #16

Leave a response…



(optional)
What does the graphic say?
 
Jasonhd3 Ambassador_large

Jason Crouch, Broker - Austin Texas Real Estate (512-796-7653)

Austin, TX

More about me…

Austin Texas Homes, LLC

Address: 3636 Executive Center Drive, Suite 210, Austin, TX, 78731

Office Phone: (512) 796-7653

Cell Phone: (512) 796-7653

Email Me

I write about humorous stories, family, things that are interesting to me, and the Austin real estate market.

Search All Austin Homes for Sale NOW

website counter

Clicky Web Analytics

Clicky



Links

Archives

RSS 2.0 Feed for this blog

Find TX real estate agents and Austin real estate on ActiveRain.