By Chris Wack of The WSJ. Excerpts:
"Austin’s median home sale price dropped 4.2% year over year in December—the third largest decline among the top 50 metros."
"Housing markets across Texas and Florida have also slowed in recent years due to a homebuilding boom."
By "slowed" they mean
"The typical home that went under contract in Austin in December spent 106 days on the market, Redfin says. That’s up from 91 days a year earlier."
So supply increasing leading to a drop in price is not a surprise (if demand is constant, falls or rises less than supply rises)

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