In October 2024, the Austin-Round Rock Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) and the City of Austin exhibited notable shifts in the real estate market, influenced by evolving mortgage rates and broader housing trends.
With rent prices rising so quickly, many renters are now considering homeownership as a more stable alternative. However, buying a home comes with its own set of pros and cons, and it’s important to consider both sides.
At Adam Timothy Group, we’ve helped countless individuals and families navigate the complexities of relocating to Austin. We understand the fears, the excitement, and the questions that come with such a life-changing decision. Our years of experience working with people from major cities across the U.S. make us uniquely equipped to help you find not just a house, but a community where you can thrive.
In real estate, commissions are often seen as just a transaction fee, but at Adam Timothy Group, they represent much more. Our commission reflects the experience, attention to detail, and high-level service clients receive throughout the process. With Adam’s corporate expertise in negotiations and Timothy’s background in hospitality and property management, we provide unparalleled value—making every client feel truly supported long after the deal is done.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Corridor Mobility Plan is an ambitious effort to address the growing transportation needs along one of Austin’s most critical east-to-west routes. As the city expands, this corridor has increasingly become a key thoroughfare for both commercial and residential traffic. The plan, funded by the 2016 Mobility Bond, lays out a comprehensive strategy to enhance mobility, connectivity, and safety for all users—including drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and transit riders.
In a bold move, the Federal Reserve just cut interest rates by 50 basis points (0.5%), marking the first time in four years that such a significant reduction has occurred. For those in the real estate market, this could be the perfect moment to make a move. Historically, interest rate cuts like this often lead to lower mortgage rates, which directly impacts your borrowing power and the overall cost of your home. Let’s break down why this matters and why now might be the best time to buy a home or invest in real estate.