AUSTIN, Texas – President Joe Biden will travel to Austin on Monday after rescheduling due to the assassination attempt on Former President Donald Trump.

President Biden will be visiting Austin to commemorate the 60th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act during a visit to the LBJ Presidential Library on Monday, July 29.

He is set to deliver a keynote address.

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President Biden recently announced he is dropping out of the 2024 Presidential Election. Shortly after, he endorsed his Vice President, Kamala Harris.

Biden is expected to address the nation on Wednesday, July 24, for the first time since announcing his decision to end his reelection bid. 

Houston is making a big splash in the 2024 Olympics with 18 athletes from the area, part of a total of 42 Texans competing.

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Texas talent is definitely shining on the world stage this year!

Take a look at the 2024 Houston area Olympians:

SIMONE BILES

• Olympian 2016, 2020

• SPORT: Gymnastics

• HOMETOWN: Spring, TX

KELSEY BING

• Olympian 2024

• SPORT: Field Hockey

• HOMETOWN: Houston, TX

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ORRIN BIZER

• SPORT: Rugby

• HOMETOWN: The Woodlands

JORDAN CHILES

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Gymnastics

• HOMETOWN: Spring, TX

KASSIDY COOK

• Olympian 2016

• SPORT: Diving

• HOMETOWN: The Woodlands, TX

BRYCE DEADMON

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Missouri City, TX

JOSHUA EDWARDS

• SPORT: Boxing

• HOMETOWN: Houston, TX

BRITTNEY GRINER

• Olympian 2016, 2020

• SPORT: Basketball

• HOMETOWN: Houston, TX

JONATHAN HEALY

• SPORT: Taekwondo

• HOMETOWN: Spring, TX

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ROSCOE HILL

• Olympian 2024

• SPORT: Boxing

• HOMETOWN: Spring, TX

ASHER HONG

• SPORT: Gymnastics

• HOMETOWN: Tomball, TX

ALAYSHA JOHNSON

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Spring, TX

GRANT KOONTZ

• SPORT: Cycling

• HOMETOWN: Houston, TX

JEFFREY “BBoy Jeffro” LOUIS

• SPORT: Breaking

• HOMETOWN: Houston, TX

SIMONE MANUEL

• Olympian 2016, 2020

• SPORT: Swimming

• HOMETOWN: Sugar Land, TX

AVERY SKINNER

• SPORT: Volleyball

• HOMETOWN: Katy, TX

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KEVON WILLIAMS

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Rugby

• HOMETOWN: Houston, TX

JACOB WOOTEN

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Tomball, TX

2024 Texas Olympians

TALIYAH BROOKS

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Wichita Falls, TX

JOSEPH BROWN

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Mansfield, TX

SHAINE CASAS

• SPORT: Swimming

• HOMETOWN: McAllen, TX

TEAL COHEN

• SPORT: Rowing

• HOMETOWN: Dallas, TX

JOURDAN DELACRUZ

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Weightlifting

• HOMETOWN: Wylie, TX

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KEVIN DURANT

• Olympian 2012, 2016, 2020

• SPORT: Basketball

• HOMETOWN: Washington D.C., MD

• COLLEGE: University of Texas Alum

ALISON GIBSON

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Diving

• HOMETOWN: Austin, TX

BRYCE HOPPEL

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Midland, TX

DAVID JOHNSTON

• SPORT: Swimming

• HOMETOWN: Dallas, TX

KAITLIN KNIFTON

• SPORT: Rowing

• HOMETOWN: Austin, TX

JARRION LAWSON

• Olympian 2016

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Texarkana, TX

JENNIFER LOZANO

• Olympian 2024

• SPORT: Boxing

• HOMETOWN: Laredo, TX

JASMINE MOORE

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Grand Prairie, TX

CHIAKA OGBOGU

• Olympian 2020, 2024

• SPORT: Volleyball

• HOMETOWN: Coppell, TX

RYANN PHILLIPS

• SPORT: Shooting

• HOMETOWN: Gail, TX

CONNER PRINCE

• SPORT: Shooting

• HOMETOWN: Burleson, TX

SHA’CARRI RICHARDSON

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Dallas, TX

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KEITH SANDERSON

• Olympian 2008, 2012, 2016

• SPORT: Shooting

• HOMETOWN: San Antonio, TX

JAEDYN SHAW

• SPORT: Soccer

• HOMETOWN: Frisco, TX

AUSTEN SMITH

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Shooting

• HOMETOWN: Keller, TX

SAM WATSON

• SPORT: Sport Climbing

• HOMETOWN: Southlake, TX

GABBY THOMAS

• Olympian 2020

• SPORT: Track and Field

• HOMETOWN: Northampton, MA

• COLLEGE: University of Texas Grad School – Lives & Trains in Austin

Home prices in the former pandemic boomtown of Austin, Texas, dropped by -0.1 percent from May to June, according to the latest data from Zillow compiled by journalist Lance Lambert.

“In early June, I said the Austin metro is poised for some more home price declines in the second half of 2024,” Lambert, who writes for ResiClub, posted on X. “The tell-tale sign was the weak month-over-month print from April to May—historically one of the strongest reporting months of the year.”

After a drop of -0.6 percent between December 2023 and January, home prices had modestly been rising in the Texas capital. Between January and February, they increased by 0.3 percent; in both March and April they grew by 1.1 percent month-over-month. From April to May, they increased by only 0.2 percent.

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While the June home price decrease is a far cry from the steep drops of summer and winter of 2022, when prices plunged by as much as -3.0 percent, it’s a clear sign that Austin’s housing market is still navigating troubled waters.

When the pandemic hit, Austin had been the fastest growing large metropolitan area in the country in more than a decade, according to data from the U.S. Census Bureau. During the COVID-19 health emergency, the city saw a massive influx of people moving from other states into the Texas capital, attracted by more affordable prices, Austin’s great weather and its vibrant culture.

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These people—often remote workers leaving expensive cities like the ones in California’s Bay Area—brought up demand for homes in the city at a time of historically low supply, engaging in cutthroat bidding wars and sending prices to the roof. At its peak in May 2022, the median sale price of a home in Austin had reached $667,000, according to Redfin data, up 16.0 percent from a year earlier.

But after the end of the pandemic boom, many remote workers were forced to return home and leave Austin, while the massive migration of the past couple of years started to decline. As the U.S. housing market was experiencing a modest price correction between late summer 2022 and spring 2023, Austin was witnessing a much more dramatic collapse of its home prices.

“Because prices have been so high, there was a lot of room for prices to fall,” Daryl Fairweather, Redfin chief economist, previously told Newsweek. Between July 2022 and February 2023, home prices fell in Austin for eight consecutive months, by as much as -3.0 percent and as little as -0.9 percent.

After rising for three months between April 2023 and June 2023, home prices in the city started dropping again between July 2023 and January 2024, though the deepest drop was a much more modest -1.5 percent.

An increase in housing inventory is partly responsible for this further drop in prices. According to a recent analysis of Realtor.com active listings made by ResiClub, housing inventory for sale in Austin reached a new cycle high last month at 10,913 and it’s now 41 percent above pre-pandemic levels.

While the median sale price of homes in Austin remains much higher than the state’s average of $354,800, according to Redfin data, the cost of housing has dropped noticeably since the pandemic. In June, as per Redfin data, the median sale price of a home was $564,000, down -6.0 percent year-over-year.