Austin Finance Inventory 
Pro Builder
JUNE 20, 2023
from this time last year, and cities such as Austin, Texas, and Phoenix are seeing double-digit declines, but without an increase in housing inventory, experts say home prices will remain elevated throughout the remainder of 2023. Buoyancy in the national average home prices is largely due to record-low inventory levels.
Pro Builder
JANUARY 20, 2022
Richard Whiteley: Home builders and land developers have been highly focused on restocking their land inventory since it became evident housing would be one of the unexpected beneficiaries—at least in the near term—of the pandemic. In Austin, where IHP is working on an urban infill development project, demand for new homes is only increasing.
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Pro Builder
OCTOBER 24, 2022
We’re already seeing home values fall in some markets, from pandemic boomtowns like Austin and Phoenix to well-known expensive ones in the San Francisco Bay Area. Still, even with price drops, don’t expect a surge of inventory as people sit on their ultra-low mortgage rates that they will likely not enjoy again in the near future.
Pro Builder
APRIL 7, 2021
Chelsea Timmons , 33, VP of Community Experience, TRI Pointe Homes, Austin, Texas. Education • BA, Business Administration, The George Washington University • MDes, Real Estate Development and Finance, Harvard University. Education • BA, English, Secondary Education, University of Texas at Austin. Alex Akel, 29.
Pro Builder
DECEMBER 15, 2021
The genesis for The Pines at Midvale was The Alley Flat Initiative (TAFI), a group based in Austin, Texas, that Clark Ivory and his daughter Abby, managing director of Ivory Innovations, visited in 2019 as a candidate for the annual Ivory Prize program. The prize generates ideas Ivory Homes actively applies to its own operations.
Construction Specifier
JULY 16, 2024
Further, with access to the national inventory of GHG emissions data for each of these major economies, the report was able to normalize the data of the six countries studied for the past 10 years. As one might expect, given the proximity to the 2022 report, the findings in the second report were similarly concerning.
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