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Top of Mind Mail writes your monthly newsletter for you. Custom written to keep clients fascinated and informed in your voice, for your local market. Built for agents who want to stay top of mind without the work.
Spring is here and Austin’s market is moving fast. Inventory is up, rates dipped below 6%, and I’m seeing more first-time buyers get off the sidelines. Here’s what caught my eye this month.
Median sale price hit $485,000 in February, up from $465,500 a year ago. New listings jumped 18% month-over-month, giving buyers more options heading into the spring season.
The 30-year fixed rate averaged 5.89% this week, opening a window for buyers who've been waiting on the sidelines. Refinance applications surged 22%.
The city announced a 12-mile addition connecting Brushy Creek to downtown, with completion expected by fall. Home values along the trail corridor have already seen a 6% bump.
Leading labs are racing toward "agentic" AI that books flights, files taxes, and negotiates contracts on your behalf. Insiders say the shift will be as disruptive as the smartphone — and most people aren't paying attention yet.
Stunning remodel on a quiet cul-de-sac with a chef's kitchen, covered patio, and walking distance to excellent schools. Open house this Saturday 1–4pm.
A new NAR study shows first-time buyers under 28 are outpacing the previous generation, driven by remote work flexibility and smaller-market affordability.
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Sarah Chen · Austin, TX
April 2026
Spring is in full swing in Austin, and it's been a busy one. I recently helped the Martins close on their dream home in Bouldin Creek after two years of searching. I also have a beautiful craftsman coming to market next week I think you'll love.
Median prices along South Congress climbed to $612K, up 8.1% year-over-year. Inventory remains tight south of Oltorf, but new listings north of Ben White are giving buyers more options.
The 30-year fixed averaged 6.42% this week. Spring buyers have a window.
Every half-point drop adds roughly $30K in buying power on a $400K home.
From instant valuations to AI-written listings, the tech is moving fast. Most of it is noise. But a few tools are quietly making the process better for buyers and sellers.
What's inside every newsletter
Three sections are built from your brief: your voice, your market, your wins. Three are researched and curated every month by our editorial team, bringing agents the most interesting and useful stories their clients actually want to read.
Generated from what you tell us each month. Your listings, your local knowledge, your tone.
A personal note in your voice. Your wins, your observations, your market.
Your active listing or a recent close, written to showcase, not just list.
Hyper-local market data for your ZIP codes. Not national averages passed off as local.
Researched, selected, and refined every month. Keeping your clients engaged and you ahead of the conversation.
Rates, inventory, policy. The macro context your clients are reading about anyway, framed clearly.
One smart, useful read your clients didn't know they needed. Finance, lifestyle, home, culture.
A big, interesting story from the wider world. Not a trend piece, not filler. The kind of thing that starts a conversation.
Every newsletter. Every month. Ready to send.
Customization
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Clean single-column with editorial headers. Timeless and professional.
Card-based layout with imagery blocks. Bold and contemporary.
Newspaper-inspired columns with rules. The classic TOMM look.
Beyond visuals
Choose a writing style (professional, conversational, authoritative, or friendly) and every article sounds like you wrote it.
Pick which sections to include: market data, community news, listings, interest stories, tips. Or all of them.
Hyper-local to the neighborhoods you cover. Real stories from your ZIP codes, not generic national content.