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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Austin Mortgage Market Update – For the week of October 31, 2011
For the week of October 31, 2011 – Vol. 9, Issue 44 >> Austin Mortgage Market Update QUOTE OF THE WEEK…“Success seems to be largely a matter of hanging on after others have let go.”–William Feather, American author and publisher … Continue reading
Austin Mortgage Market Update – For the week of October 24, 2011
What didn’t make sense last week was the way the media reported the latest housing data. Housing Starts were UP a strong 15% in September, hitting a 658,000 annual rate. But the media chose to emphasize that the gain was mostly from multi-family starts which shows a big trend toward renting. Actually, multi-family units also include condominiums, which do make sense for first time buyers who don’t have to deal with selling. The media also skimmed over the data that single-family starts were UP almost 2% for the month and starts overall are UP over 10% versus a year ago. Continue reading
Austin Mortgage Market Update – For the week of October 17, 2011
One dream that, happily, doesn’t seem to be going away is the one we Americans have of owning our own home. In fact, in spite of all the negative news we hear about housing, the percentage of Americans who own their home is still the second highest on record, according to the Census Bureau. Even better, new research reveals that up to two million people are planning to jump into the housing market in the next two years. Continue reading