Amber Romitelli Realtor

06/12/2026

Is the Bryan-College Station housing market slowing down?

Not exactly.

What we're seeing is a market that's becoming more balanced.

Brazos County now has 5.4 months of inventory, giving buyers more options than they've had in several years. At the same time, well-priced homes are still selling and sellers are continuing to achieve strong results.

My biggest takeaway from the May market data:

📈 More inventory doesn't mean buyers have all the power.
🏡 Sellers can still be successful with the right pricing and strategy.
⚖️ The market is moving toward balance rather than extremes.

If you're thinking about buying, selling, investing, or helping an Aggie student find housing, understanding what these numbers actually mean is more important than the numbers themselves.

I break down the latest Brazos County market trends in the blog.

🏠 Here to help you find your happy place! 🧡
Amber Romitelli | REALTOR®
NextHome Realty Solutions BCS

What the Latest Brazos County Housing Data Means for Buyers and SellersIf you've been following the Bryan-College Statio

06/12/2026

Looking for a new thrift store in Bryan? Check this one out and let me know what you think!

06/12/2026

Remember, the 3% mortgage rates we saw in 2020-2021 were the exception, not the rule.

For most of modern history, buyers purchased homes with rates much higher than what we see today. The right home, the right payment, and the right timing for your life matter more than chasing the perfect rate.

And if rates come down later? Refinancing is always an option.

Don’t let today’s rate keep you from tomorrow’s plans.

06/11/2026

Most homeowners focus on price when selling.

But one of the biggest factors behind price is actually exposure.

The more qualified buyers who see a home:
• the more interest it can generate
• the more feedback sellers receive
• the more opportunity there is for strong offers

That’s why marketing strategy matters.

Not all homes are marketed the same way, and most sellers never realize the difference until someone explains it.

🏠 Here to help you find your happy place! 🧡
Amber Romitelli | REALTOR®
NextHome Realty Solutions BCS

06/11/2026

This creamy, tangy dish is sure to be a hit at your winter table.

With tender celery and finely sliced leeks, this dish showcases simplicity and depth of flavor.

06/10/2026

When people think of College Station, they usually think of Texas A&M and football weekends.

But there’s so much more to explore.

From Century Square and local museums to favorite restaurants like Blue Baker, Gate 12, Koppe Bridge, and The Republic, College Station has a lot to offer whether you're a longtime resident, a new Aggie family, or someone considering a move to the area.

I put together a guide highlighting some of my family's favorite places and a few local spots that help make College Station feel like home.

What's your favorite thing to do in College Station that visitors might not know about?

🏠 Here to help you find your happy place! 🧡
Amber Romitelli | REALTOR®
NextHome Realty Solutions BCS

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06/09/2026

If you're touring homes around Bryan-College Station, it's easy to get distracted by the things that are easiest to see: paint colors, countertops, and furniture placement.

But some of the most important details are the ones buyers often overlook.

These are a few simple things I encourage buyers to check during a showing before deciding whether to move forward with a home.

Whether you're looking in Southern Pointe, Edgewater, Pebble Creek, Mission Ranch, or anywhere else around BCS, taking a closer look can help you make a more informed decision.

What is something you always check when touring a home?

🏠 Here to help you find your happy place! 🧡
Amber Romitelli | REALTOR®
NextHome Realty Solutions BCS

06/08/2026

Housing affordability has become one of the biggest challenges facing buyers across the country, and lawmakers are debating a major housing bill that could influence how homes are built, developed, and financed in the future.

The proposed 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act focuses on increasing housing supply, reducing development barriers, and expanding opportunities for homeownership. Supporters believe it could help address long-term affordability concerns. Critics worry about possible unintended effects on rental housing and investment activity.

What caught my attention is how closely this conversation connects to growth right here in Bryan-College Station.

As our area continues to grow, housing inventory, new construction, workforce housing, and affordability will remain important topics for buyers, sellers, investors, and Aggie families alike.

I broke down what the bill is, the potential pros and cons, and what it could mean for housing in Bryan-College Station.

Do you think the biggest housing challenge today is affordability, inventory, interest rates, or something else?

🏠 Here to help you find your happy place! 🧡
Amber Romitelli | REALTOR®
NextHome Realty Solutions BCS

What the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Could Mean for Housing Affordability in Bryan-College StationHousing affordabi

06/05/2026

🏡 It’s starting to look like a home!

The custom cabinetry, wood beams, fireplace built-ins, and outdoor living space are all coming together at this Harvest Meadows new construction home by Weber Custom Homes.

4 Bed | 3 Bath | 1 Acre

Estimated completion: Summer 2026.

🏠 Here to help you find your happy place! 🧡
Amber Romitelli | REALTOR®
NextHome Realty Solutions BCS



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