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Economist: National real estate attention
focused on Texas real estate links
Dealing in residential real estate in Austin? You're better off than you
would be elsewhere around the country, according to a state economist.
Texas continues to buck the trend of declining home sales that's sweeping the
nation, aided by factors from net population growth to affordability, says Mark
Dotzour, chief economist at the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University.
He says national attention is being focused on Texas as markets decline
elsewhere around the United States. Austin is further ahead of other Texas
cities, with a very modest 3.2 months inventory of unsold homes, making it one
of the tightest markets in the country. Still, recent figures show a slowdown in
building permit activity in Austin, Dallas and San Antonio.
"Texas housing is still very affordable," Dotzour says, "and
the low tax structure and pro-business climate makes Texas a destination for
corporate relocation for firms that are striving to compete in the global
marketplace."
The latest figures show Texas is
increasing its population by about 400,000 people annually, says Dotzour.
"All of these people need homes or apartments in which to live," he
says.
One caveat in the economists' rather positive forecast for the state could
come in the foreclosure arena, particularly among houses priced under $200,000.
"Relaxed lending standards have increased the number of homeowners
dramatically," Dotzour said. "Consequently, higher levels of
foreclosures are to be expected."
“There’s so much inventory out there that the buyer can pick and choose,” said Susan Sirles Fidler, a Realtor at Re/Max 10, Oak Lawn. But she cautioned, “The stuff that’s almost free is almost free because it’s going to cost you an arm and a leg to put it back together. It’s not buyer beware as much as buyer be smart.”