Tammy Davison - Realtor

09/16/2025

🚨 Sellers, listen up, THIS is what actually sells homes in 2025.

It’s not your $80K kitchen remodel.
It’s not a fancy bathroom reno.

👀 Buyers want move-in ready. Clean, modern, and simple. The holy trinity?
✨ Fresh paint
✨ Updated fixtures
✨ New flooring

These 3 upgrades deliver the highest ROI and the biggest visual impact when buyers walk through your door.

Don’t let another agent talk you into sinking $80,000 into a kitchen remodel you’ll never see back. Look at the data: flooring, fixtures, and paint win every single time.

Thinking about selling? Let’s chat strategy before you spend a dime — I’ll tell you exactly what to do (and what NOT to do) to get top dollar in 2025.

05/18/2023

🎉 Honored and Grateful 🎉
Thrilled to have made Top Producer for April at ! Words can't express how thankful I am for this achievement, but none of it would be possible without the incredible support of my amazing clients. ✨

To all my clients, thank you for entrusting me with your real estate needs. Your trust, loyalty, and referrals mean the world to me!

If you or anyone you know is in need of real estate assistance, I'm here to provide expert guidance and support. Whether it's finding your dream home or securing a great investment opportunity, let's make your real estate goals a reality together!

12/07/2022

As rising mortgage interest rates and a return to more normal conditions continue to cool Austin's housing market, it seems area sellers are starting to adjust their often inflated asking prices for their homes.

While actual sale prices are still up over last year, local sellers are having to adjust their expectations, real estate experts say.

12/05/2022

After two-plus years of unimaginable and seemingly inexorable growth, home prices are falling from their heady peaks over the summer.

Since peaking in June, U.S. home prices have been dropping. Where are the steepest markdowns? The pandemic hot spots, of course.

12/01/2022

Austin was one of the hottest housing markets of the pandemic-era boom, the Texas capital has suddenly experienced a flood of existing-home inventory. The number of listings has jumped to the highest since 2011.

The “lock-in effect” is supposed to forestall a drop in US housing prices. The Texas capital shows it’s not so ironclad.

02/15/2022