The supply of newly built homes in the DFW market is higher than in about half of the major metropolitan areas. Builders looking to sell these move-in-ready homes are offering
Texas Tops the Charts in WalletHub’s Best Real Estate Markets in 2026
North Texas claimed the top two spots in WalletHub’s national real estate rankings, while four DFW-area cities landed in the top 10. The recent study evaluated 300 U.S. cities across
The Appeal of New Construction Homes to Current Homeowners
Does the home that once worked well no longer fit your life? As lifestyles evolve, many homeowners are opting for new construction – with new builds accounting for roughly one
Highlighting Your Home Purchase Mortgage Options
Choosing the right mortgage is one of the most important decisions in the homebuying process. Whether you are buying your first home, purchasing a luxury property, investing, or building from
It Might be the Best Time to Buy a Brand New Home
North Texas homebuyers are seeing a rare alignment in the new construction market. Elevated inventory and slowed construction starts have combined to shift market conditions in homebuyers’ favor – at
Newly Built Homes Continue to Rise in Popularity
Increasingly, buyers are opting for newly built homes. While the choice often comes with modern features, energy efficiency, and less maintenance, there’s another reason, value. In today’s market, builders are
Why It’s Best to Work with a Local Lender for Your New Construction Home
When building a home, the right financing can be as important as the floor plan or location. Maybe more so, making it all the more important to partner with a
New Construction Starter Home Trends
First-time homebuyers often want starter homes. Let’s look at what defines a starter home, who buys them, and the state of the new starter-home market.
The Size of Starter Homes
“Starter homes”
Builder Trends: Smaller Homes with Buyer Incentives
We’re witnessing a significant shift in the housing market: homebuyers want smaller homes for lower prices. Builders, in turn, are looking to meet these needs. Let’s look at why and
Are New Construction Homes More Affordable Than Existing Ones?
Conventional wisdom has long held that buying an existing, lived-in home costs less than buying a newly built one. And that can be true. But the reverse can also be

