Jeremy Knight - Moving to Austin Realtor
Jeremy Knight - Moving to Austin Realtor
The Knight Group is a Platinum Top 50 Real Estate Team in Austin TX. We hold 8 designations including Seller Representatives, Buyer Representatives, Negotiations Experts, and Luxury. We do the things most agents won’t! Our goal is to make the buying and selling experience fun and enjoyable.
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What was on the inspection that was the most expensive to fix?....the problem is the new home builders in 2020-22- building these homes really crappy.
😂😂😂 start thinking 😂😂😂 then start looking three years later then start buying blah blah blah
Mozart’s is sh*t coffee
I’m on the market for a house in west Round Rock. But most of the listing are way overpriced 👎🏼
Nice! I do real estate walk-throughs and I would've loved doing this home. I know the wide angle is needed on occasion, but I generally do my best to keep it at 18mm to show it more true to form, and only cinematic when needed. You definitely want your colors to pop.. but I try to stay as natural as possible. I'd hate for a client to see something wide and magnificent and vibrant because I added more color, only to fly in from out of state to see something different. Not saying anything negative about these videos. Just stating personal opinion 🙂 The wide or super wide angle sometimes warps the edges, or tends to have a flutter effect. And I definitely would've mic'd the other subject as well. But I love your channel. Would love to film either way🙏
I’m happy with my guy.
@@JeremyAKnight Totally understand. Just a little constructive criticism. I'm always here to support anybody within their passion.. especially when it's the same passion. 🙏
IMO....the state of the Austin market is uncertain and unknowable. It's safe to assume that all homeless people WANT to buy a home, but they dont have the down payment or the credit score. Because a random apt dweller wants to buy a home does not necessarily mean that they can buy one if interest rates drop one-half percent. And there is the overall economy to think about. The tide lifts and lowers all boats. My wife and I are looking to buy in the Hill Country, but we are betting that time will yield falling prices. It is a hunch and a bet. We'll see how it pays, or not.
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If we have rate cuts in this inflationary environment it will be red alert for the economy
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How you see Liberty Hill Real estate market ? I see new construction everywhere with lots of incentives pushing the prices of existing houses down.
You can get a deal. It’s going to be a long time of building though
It's been dead AF in Kyle/Buda/San Marcos. Only new construction is selling, and resale under $400K. Everything else has been sitting for well over a month and in many cases, over three months. Granted there definitely are some overpriced houses, though. We can't even get any low-ball offers, nevermind one at asking.
I’ve had some sit too.
There’s a house I’m interested in Kyle. Can you do a walk through?
Shoot me an email.
Fear mongering can and will impact the market. If the narrative is “Austin is crashing” then people will not buy, this turns into a self fulfilling prophecy.
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Winter will continue to drive prices down and then 2025 spring, Austin will skyrocket again with lower interest rates now present.
I agree
Why would they “skyrocket” again?
@@kingmoz I wouldn’t say skyrocket. Yet, inventory will decline and buyers will be back. You probably won’t be able to negotiate the same you can now.
This what I heard last year
It will never cool down. 500k homes and 6-8% interest rates are the new norm. “You will own nothing and you WILL be happy”- Blackrock
They definitely want you to rent!
Dang blackrock doesn't even own ANY real estate and they said that?
@@jhnsb vote for Trump
Great stats.
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Wow.... so much more affordable, 😂 you that 500,000$ house ya its now 499,000$ now... o hay that 7% now only 6.8% look at that
It was 8%. Prices are below 2021 and 2022. So, if you were complaining then….
Looking good bro.
Thanks!
I Said back to 2021. I meant to say 2011.
what about Easton Park?
I don’t recommend it.
Crime in Austin. Wow. When a house in Cedar Park was 125k for a 4/3 it was like yeah i'll deal with it. But now??? NOPE
I'm going.
They are seriously screwed - instead of 300% profit after few years, they will have 250% profit. Boo Whoo....
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Affordability or slavery. Tiny place for everything you have. Sounds like they want to ruin Austin.
I'm searching for a 4-5 bedroom house (built or to be built) - Ideally high ceiling in living area, with a minimum sqft of 2800-3000 in the budget of $500K or less. We love DS new master planned communities. My preferred location would be either Lakeway or DS or any community with feel of green/hills and with a focus on great school districts, especially elementary schools. I'm interested in new construction or homes built after 2020. Can you suggest some options?
Yes. We’ve helped clients with this. There are several good options.
I am not sure, but what I see it that inventory in Austin is still going up. For the first time since I have the data we have an inventory for sale of over 5700 homes (source Zillow). ABOR will have a different number but I guess it is also record high. Most likely high insurance is maybe one of many reasons why the inventory is so high. It adds running costs.
Could you do a video for the San Marcos area?
It's definitely forcing us to drop insurance. Mine went from 500 a month to over 800 a month. Erie insurance. Government needs to step in .
This aged liked spoiled milk
The median for Austin is 600 K. So yeah prices have still gone up since this video.
@@JeremyAKnight even though when you google it the results are “as of June 2024 the median price of a home sold in Austin was 564,000, according to Redfin, which is a 6% decrease from the previous year”
@@o-o5866 The data you are looking at is considered MSA. That's how Redfin reports. prices are still higher than last year. You look at the MSA. Yes, it's down. But you have 5 counties in that number.
It all depends on the superintendent
We are looking in Easton Park but those taxes are keeping us out if the house we should be able to easily afford, ugh. So disappointing.
3 acres for 22 million im good. Give me a ranch instead 😂
I know an awesome one for $9mil
In less than 2 years there will be a shortage of new construction due to Builders pulling back. Prices will then once again rise. Right now is the best time to buy.
*Shows a $22M estate that's beautiful because it's a $22M estate, not necessarily because it's in Austin* "This is why you move to Austin"
Austin is great though!
Is it worth it just because one can afford it?😊
I’d like to post your video on my LinkedIn!
Those caught sitting on their property not selling need to be told up front that's not how you do business. I understand "it's my Family Farm" but if it's not sitting on these things is the worst idea ever #house_flipping_disasters
Stunning home! Someone, tag Elon😎
My neighbor left Lagunas Beach five years ago. She hates Austin, and agrees that realtors who pitched big marketing campaigns in California oversold Austin and Texas. Now, they’re stuck here, although living in a custom home one of the best communities Austin has to offer.
3:42 😂😂😂😂. “People love Government!” But why all the shade on Houston?
Taco deli tacos taste better imo
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I am not impressed with Torchy Taco bc the meat was stringy and unchewable last time I had it, which was recent. I had one beef and one chicken fajita taco. I'll definitely have to try Taco Deli. Hopefully the quality of the meat is better.
I’m a taco deli guy.
I know a few people who live in new-er housing developments (2015-2020) who are having major quality issues with their homes now. Do you have any local developers you think are above reproach? How do you advise buyers to avoid "lemon" houses?
Having a good inspection helps, yet isn’t the only way. We’ve worked with so many builders it’s easy for us to know who to look out for. It all comes down to the project manager.
You keep saying "tons of incentives" - can you explain in more detail what type of incentives are being offered by the new developments? Aside from percentage points, what is being offered (and are any not worth the hype)?
Every one is different. The one that’s helpful is interest rates under 5%. I saw one 6% towards closing costs. Money off the price.
Any new Real Migos coming up?