Data from the Austin Board of Realtors shows that in 78130, the median price jumped nearly 10%, from $254,000 in July 2019 to $277,536 this July. In 78132, however, the median price dropped 1.57%, with homes selling for $430,000 last July against a median cost of $423,250 this July.
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DATA: New Braunfels median home price changes vary by ZIP code
New Braunfels median home prices varied this July over last year's figures. (Community Impact staff)
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For the month of July, the median prices of residential homes in New Braunfels have either increased or decreased over those in July 2019, depending on the ZIP code.
Data from the Austin Board of Realtors shows that in 78130, the median price jumped nearly 10%, from $254,000 in July 2019 to $277,536 this July. In 78132, however, the median price dropped 1.57%, with homes selling for $430,000 last July against a median cost of $423,250 this July.
Data from the Austin Board of Realtors shows that in 78130, the median price jumped nearly 10%, from $254,000 in July 2019 to $277,536 this July. In 78132, however, the median price dropped 1.57%, with homes selling for $430,000 last July against a median cost of $423,250 this July.
By Brian Rash
Brian has been a reporter and editor since 2012. He wrote about the music scene in Dallas-Fort Worth before becoming managing editor for the Graham Leader in Graham, Texas, in 2013. He relocated to Austin, Texas, in 2015 to work for Gatehouse Media's large design hub. He became the editor for the Lake Travis-Westlake publication of Community Impact in August 2018.
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