Realtor Classes with the WCAR

4:10 am | Wednesday, Dec 30th
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This year enjoy fabulous courses offered by the WCAR. Williamson County Association of Realtors® offers a wide variety of courses to enhance your business in a state-of-the-art training facility. All of our instructors are experts in their field. To register or learn more about our upcoming course offerings, view the list below and click on the class. If you have any suggestions for courses or topics, please let us know. We are here to help!

Name Type Categories Provider Price When
TREC Core Course 2015/2016 TREC Credit Core WCAR Fee Thursday Jan 14th
at 9am – 3:30pm
Unethical or Bad Judgment – NAR Ethics Class TREC Credit General, Ethics WCAR Fee Tuesday Jan 19th
at 9am – 12pm
Building a Better Business TREC Credit General, REALTOR Academy WCAR Fee Wednesday Jan 20th
at 9am – 1pm
CRS 120: Converting Leads to Closings TREC Credit General, Other Other Fee Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Jan 26th
at 8:30am – 5pm
Contracts 101 TREC Credit General WCAR Fee Wednesday Jan 27th
at 9am – 12pm
Contracts 101 TREC Credit General, REALTOR Academy WCAR Fee Thursday Feb 4th
at 9am – 12pm
Contracts 101 TREC Credit General, REALTOR Academy WCAR Fee Tuesday Feb 9th
at 9am – 12pm
CRS 103: Managing Time To Achieve Your Goals TREC Credit General, Other WCAR Fee Thursday Feb 11th
at 8:30am – 5pm

Home Sales Statistics

3:55 am | Wednesday, Dec 30th
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Home values are up as evidenced by the $412,000 median sales price of Williamson County homes in November 2015. This represents a 6.25% increase over last November’s median price, according to data from the Williamson County Association of REALTORS® (WCAR).

“As 2015 comes to a close what we’ve experienced in Williamson County real estate is a market that has seen highest sales volume since 2006 and the highest sales prices ever’, said David Logan, WCAR President. “The increase in inventory over last year bodes well for buyers looking to find a home before year end.”

The November median price marks 11 months of the past 12 months where median prices exceeded $400,000.

The 321 closings in the month of November were 10.5% lower than the 359 closings in the prior year. However, overall closings year-to-date in 2015 are 2.5% higher than in the first 11 months of 2014.

“New federal regulations in October coupled with normal seasonality of the market most likely contributed to the reduction in the number of closings”, said Logan. “Both buyers and sellers should be encouraged by the continued stability and appeal of the local real estate market.”