Despite a modest decline in contract signings in August, pending home sales showed a year-over-year gain of 6.2%, according to a report released this week by the National Association of
International home buyers add $8.32 billion to Texas economy from 2014 to 2015
Home sales in the state of Texas are booming, thanks in large part to a growing demographic – international home buyers.
According to a September 1 press release from the Texas
Existing Home Sales Up – First-time Buyers Falling Off
Sales to first-time home buyers fell to their lowest level since January, and not for the usual reasons. Interest rates are low, and the labor market is growing – so
Texas home prices hit all-time high, home sales rise in second quarter of 2015
Home buyers in the Lone Star State should be prepared to make strong offers as we head toward the end of the summer real estate season.
According to recently released data
Small Land Sales Post Double-Digit Growth
Looking to buy land in Texas? Better hurry!
Thanks to an increased demand for vacation and recreational property combined with a lack of existing inventory, residential land sales have taken off,
North Dallas Home Prices Set New Records in May
According to a recent article from The Dallas Morning News, North Dallas home prices jumped 14 percent in May – one of the largest year-over-year gains ever recorded for the
Home price gains slowing down in Dallas
For those of you who are hoping to buy a home in Dallas this year, you’ll be glad to know that home prices in “Big D” aren’t skyrocketing – in
June brings record number of North Texas home sales, prices
After a bit of a slow start at the beginning of the year, pre-owned home sales in North Texas jumped 7 percent in June, representing the biggest year-over-year gain so
Dallas Area Home Prices Hit Record High
A recent article published by The Dallas Morning News revealed that home prices in the Dallas metro area have hit a record high in the latest Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller Home
Buying Beats Renting in Most U.S. Metros
Renting a home has few perks. You don’t gain equity, your rent is likely to increase over time, and you run the risk of dealing with shady landlords or restrictive