Price Reduced Condo in Northwest Austin | 6000 Shepherd Mountain Cv #6136000 Shepherd Mountain Cv. #613 | Austin, TX 78730If you've been searching for an affordable home in one of Northwest Austin's
Dated: December 17 2025
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Austin-area sales continue softening — Central Texas home sales fell again in November 2025, with the Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos metro down ~16% year-over-year. However, pending sales are rising, signaling that buyer interest may be returning after a period of slower activity. Median home prices are relatively stable with only modest dips. Statesman
Recent local data shows more active listings and price reductions, meaning buyers have more choices and sellers are adjusting expectations — a shift toward a more balanced or buyer-friendly market.
Home prices in Austin have leveled off or softened slightly in 2025, with some data showing flat prices and modest drops as inventory grows.
Zillow metrics for late 2025 suggest average home values down year-over-year. Zillow
Inventory is higher than last year, and many listings are being discounted to attract buyers.
This fits a broader forecast that the market is stabilizing after previous volatility, offering better negotiation power for buyers while sellers need to price competitively.
City policy & tax base changes: Austin approved the disannexation of certain Lake Austin properties, reducing the city’s taxable base by over $290 M — a meaningful shift in local tax and service dynamics. Statesman
Suburban growth: Liberty Hill — one of the fastest-growing Austin exurbs — is getting its first Costco and Target stores, signaling ongoing regional expansion and increased retail amenities (which can impact local housing demand and values). Statesman
Retail & community investment: H-E-B is launching a new ~$40M store project near McKinney Falls, and part of their community support includes donations to affordable housing projects. Chron
While not strictly housing data, these kind of announcements matter long-term:
Southwest Airlines plans to open a large crew base in 2026, projected to create ~2,000 jobs — a boost to Austin’s economy and future housing demand. Reuters
Buyers:
Right now, there’s more inventory and negotiating leverage than in the recent boom years.
Pricing is stabilizing rather than skyrocketing — potentially a good window to lock in deals.
Sellers:
Prices aren’t falling sharply, but market clarity and strategic pricing are essential. Homes priced right and marketed well are still moving.
Investors:
Markets with increased inventory and more balanced supply/demand can be ideal for disciplined, long-term play, especially in neighborhoods near employment growth or new retail/infrastructure.
I’m Dwayne Gregory, a Senior Partner with Weichert, Realtors® – Barton Harris & Company and a trusted Austin Realtor with more than 15 years of experience helping homeowners sell w....
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