How to Find Out What My Neighbors Home Sold For

You see a sign go up in your neighborhood and a few days later, you see an “Under Contract” sign on top of it. Then, a few weeks after that, the sign comes down and a new family moves in. What did they pay for your neighbors home? You want to ask your neighbor, but also know that’s probably a bit rude.

Home Sales Data Hard to Come by in Austin

If you don’t know, Texas is a non-disclosure state, which means we can’t post home sales information for the public to see. As annoying as this may be to the consumer, it keeps the appraisal district from knowing what homes sold for and ultimately keeps your property taxes lower. This is the main reason you don’t see home sales information plastered all over the internet like you do in other areas of the country.

How You Can Find Out What Your Neighbors Home Sold for Without Asking

We’ve just introduced a new report, called a Market Snapshot, where you can get neighborhood sales data like a Realtor. All you have to do is input your location (street address or a zip code) and the neighborhood report will be sent to your email – without ever speaking to a Realtor. The report shows all real estate market activity near your home, including what your neighbors home sold for (once it closes escrow).

How Do I Sign Up for the Report?

All you have to do is fill out the form below with your name, address and email and the report will be on its way to you!

What Does the Report Look Like?

Here is a glimpse of a couple of the important sections to the report. You’ll get more detail when it comes to your inbox but here’s a glimpse of what you can expect.