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Austin real estate sales in August 2011 were up 33 percent when compared to August 2010. At the same time, the median price remained statistically unchanged from the same month of the previous year.

Austin real estate sales in July 2011 were up 32 percent when compared to the same month of the previous year. At the same time, the median price decreased 11 percent from July 2010.

Austin real estate sales in June 2011 were up nine percent compared to the same month of the previous year. At the same time, the median price for Austin real estate was $205,000, the same as June 2010.

Austin real estate sales in May 2011 were down eight percent compared to May 2010. At the same time, the median price for Austin real estate was $198,100, four percent more than May 2010.

Austin real estate sales in April 2011 were down 16 percent compared to April 2010, the month when federal homebuyer tax credits expired. At the same time, the median price for Austin real estate was $196,400, three percent more than April 2010.

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While year-over-year figures show a 15 percent decrease in Austin-area home sales, year-to-date sales are up two percent over 2009, indicating the real estate market remains on track despite the impact of the recently expired homebuyer tax credits.

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The 1,576 homes sold in the Austin area in November 2009 marked a 58 percent increase from November 2008. The median home price for Austin in November 2009 was $179,000, a two percent decrease from the same month the prior year.

Though Central Texas home sales reached 2008 levels in July, the 1,793 homes sold in August 2009 marked a 10 percent decrease from one year ago. Local Realtors say first-time homeubyer tax credit expiring November 30 may affect demand this fall.

The number of Austin homes sales made in July 2009 was statistically unchanged from one year prior. Meanwhile, Austin home prices have fluctuated only slightly and remained above 2007 levels, one of the most lucrative years in Austin real estate.

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