Appraisals are still on the Raise!

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The news reports are correct, home prices are going still going up, but here in the #RGV, we are seeing a leveling or plateau regarding prices and now, Appraisal valuations are catching up.


As we see in the 4th Quarter of 2021, McAllen Metro had a 10.94% increase in one year and a 43.23% rise in price in 10 years.



“Most millionaires I know made more money from owning real estate than any other investment. Real estate consistently increases in value over time and outperforms other investments."

—Peter Hernandez, president of the Western Region at Douglas Elliman, founder and president of Teles Properties


If you are looking to sell your home. Give me a call or text for a free consultation.




Roy Sawyer

956.588.9811

roysawyer@gmail.com



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