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Is the bottom in for Austin home prices?
The Austin metro housing index on Parcl V4 is down 4.76% over the past 30 days. But over the past week, it fell just 0.12%, with the latest daily reading down 0.03% at $194.12 per square foot.
Seller pressure remains visible in Parcl Labs: 55.2% of active listings in the Austin metro have had their asking prices cut.
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Two-thirds of investor home purchases came from small corporate buyers in the first half of 2026.
Realtor.com’s latest report also found that large and mega investors were net sellers over the same period.
@ParclLabs adds a more recent look at the large landlords. In Q3, the eight rental-home operators in its tracker bought 572 homes and sold 4,395. Every one sold more than it bought.
The biggest landlords are only one part of the buyer picture. That matters when you’re putting money behind your view on US home prices.
Is the bottom in for Austin home prices?
The Austin metro housing index on Parcl V4 is down 4.76% over the past 30 days. But over the past week, it fell just 0.12%, with the latest daily reading down 0.03% at $194.12 per square foot.
Seller pressure remains visible in Parcl Labs: 55.2% of active listings in the Austin metro have had their asking prices cut.
Explore Austin’s housing market on Parcl V4.
v4.parcl.co/trade/Austin
Two-thirds of investor home purchases came from small corporate buyers in the first half of 2026.
Realtor.com’s latest report also found that large and mega investors were net sellers over the same period.
@ParclLabs adds a more recent look at the large landlords. In Q3, the eight rental-home operators in its tracker bought 572 homes and sold 4,395. Every one sold more than it bought.
The biggest landlords are only one part of the buyer picture. That matters when you’re putting money behind your view on US home prices.
Track the big landlords’ buying and selling on Parcl
parcllabs.com/research/sfr
Traders on @Polymarket are betting San Francisco home values will fall further by year-end
In Polymarket’s quarterly market for the San Francisco metro, the chance of home values ending the year below $1.062M has jumped from around 25% yesterday to around 60% today
@ParclLabs’s latest benchmark is about $1.107M. Getting below $1.062M would mean another drop of just over 4% by December 31.
Explore San Francisco’s quarterly housing market:
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Miami’s housing index rose 1.51% over the past week, while all seven other housing indices listed on Parcl V4 declined.
New York City fell 1.40% and San Francisco fell 1.09% over the same period.
Miami’s rebound took its index from $389.38 to $395.26 per square foot. Even after that recovery, it remained 0.96% below its level 30 days earlier.
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