Real estate professional with RE/MAX in San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio resident since 1986 specializing in residential real estate sales and purchases. Multi-million dollar producer, Certified Residential Specialist, member of the Texas and National Associations of REALTORS. Consistent Top Producing REALTOR.
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My take is that San Antonio is relatively insulated from the downturn being experienced on the east and west coasts (as well as Vegas, Phoenix, etc.)... this is due to population growth, economic expansion, as well as the simple fact that San Antonio just does not have enough houses for the continued growth. The inventory of houses is definately rising rapidly and sellers are having a tough time. However, because we are a market in "transistion", sellers are (currently) willing to hold tight on their prices and not reduce to simply sell the house... as the market changes more firmly to a buyer's market, sellers will start making concessions. Ultimately, I don't see San Antonio prices taking a hit in the mid-term... and, we all know that in the long-run, real estate is the surest thing there is. - Wed Oct 24 2007, 06:07
Which developments are you considering in Marymont? Prices there can range greatly... one of my listings for a single family detached home is priced at $344,900. - Tue Oct 23 2007, 20:23
I'll send you all the listings available in the Carlyle, just send me an email and I will email them to you. - Tue Oct 23 2007, 20:18