The state of Texas has quite a few affluent communities, but Austin seems to be one of the top cities for wealthy Texans. According to a recent report from the
Dallas Real Estate and Economic Update
This may very well be one of the best years for the Dallas real estate market.
With area home prices rising, and foreclosure rates falling, “Big D” is experiencing one heck
3 Texas Cities Included on Forbes List of “25 Best Places to Retire in 2013”
The Lone Star State has a lot to be proud of these days, and it has nothing to do with the Ewing family or Southfork! Over the last few decades,
Best Places to Retire in Texas
Although the sunny beaches and warm climate of Florida have made the Sunshine State almost synonymous with the perfect retirement destination, more and more soon-to-be retirees are searching for their
San Antonio Named Best City in Texas by Southern Living Magazine
The beautiful and diverse city of San Antonio recently earned the distinction of Best City in Texas by Southern Living magazine – and with good reason! The city’s thriving arts
Texas One of the Most Affordable States in the U.S.
People who call Texas home already know just how great “The Lone Star State” is – from thriving industries to vibrant culture to a diverse population, Texas offers a little
Holiday Events in Frisco
Frisco is a great place to call home no matter what time of year it is. The small-town feel, rising home values, low unemployment and close proximity to Dallas are
El Paso Real Estate Market Update
If you’re about to start looking for your next home in El Paso, you might want to take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the local housing market. Likewise,
McKinney Ranks #2 on Money Magazine’s List of America’s Best Small Cities
McKinney, TX is one of the best small cities in America – and we’re not just saying that because we work here! Recently named one of the Best Small Cities
Employment Opportunities in Texas
Finding employment in a poor economy is never easy. Fortunately, economic conditions appear to be improving nationwide. The U.S. unemployment rate (8.3% at the time of this writing) is finally

