Home builder sentiment gets a post-election boost, with levels reaching their highest point since 2005.
A monthly reading of home builder confidence by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) spiked
Demand for Texas real estate diversified with steady growth in 2016
The Texas Association of REALTORS® recently released their annual housing report for 2016, which showed ample growth in Texas housing demand among several types of property. According to the 2016
High California Home Prices Causing Middle Class to Leave
A lot of people are relocating out of the Golden State due to expensive housing.
“There is clearly a relationship between the migration patterns and home prices,” said Sam Khater, deputy
Houston home sales fall, but prices continue to climb
Home sales in Houston dropped below last year’s figures; however, real estate prices in Space City continued to move up in the third quarter, according to a recent report.
Austin Now Beats Dallas as Top U.S. Real Estate Market
Move over Big D, because ATX is now the top U.S. real estate market – at least, according to the latest report from the Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Although Dallas
North Texas Home Sales Escalate in Late Summer
The home sales in North Texas are so hot chickens are laying hard-boiled eggs. Not that it is any surprise that North Texas cities are dominating the real estate market
Texas Tops the Charts for International Home Buyers
As international real estate investment took a slight downward turn on the national stage, Texas stayed in the arena riding the bull market to more than $10 Billion from April
Plano, Houston, and Austin – Best Places to Live in Texas
The Lone Star State has an impressive trio of cities topping the charts for fine living and three great reasons to mosey into Texas living.
Plano
Plano, located in the metropolitan area
Texas Markets Rebounding – Seller’s Market?
The resilience of The Lone Star state is alive and well as the state is rebounding from the previous downsizing of many energy companies and oil price fluctuation. Today, some major markets are
Oklahoma’s Housing Marketing Looking Good
As the state motto says, “Labor Conquers All Things”, and Oklahoma is living up to that caveat. Statewide, in Oklahoma, residential building permitting has increased by 3.1% over the first
