Money in Austin news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Money in Austin on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: Austin housing slowdown, rental aid at risk, farmland tax bill. Also: Austin's housing market kept a slow pace last month, according to The Business Journals; Falling Austin home prices raise questions about federal limits on the Texas homestead exemption in bankruptcy.
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- Austin's housing market kept a slow pace last month, according to The Business Journals.The Business Journals
- Falling Austin home prices raise questions about federal limits on the Texas homestead exemption in bankruptcy.24-7PressRelease.com
- US home sales rose in September but ran slower than a year earlier as mortgage rates and prices climbed.KXAN Austin
- An endangered rental assistance program is helping Austin tenants avoid evictions, the Austin Free Press reports.Austin Free Press
- A 60-acre property outside Austin stays taxed as farmland until sold to a builder, then faces three years of back taxes.24/7 Wall St.
- OHT Partners broke ground on a 402-unit multifamily community in Southwest Austin.Yield PRO
- WM Technology ended its Los Angeles lease and secured new office space in Austin.Kalkine Media
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