As the leaves change color and the air grows crisper, there's more than just pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters to be excited about — especially for prospective homebuyers.
"Historically, in the spring and summer, average prices tend to be about 7% higher, and you can also expect more multiple-offer situations," says Trey Blanco, a licensed realtor with Bramlett Residential in Austin, one of the previously white-hot markets that have finally started to cool.
