Inventory is up, prices are down, and people are moving to Dallas more than almost any other metropolitan area in the country.
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Six months of inventory is
Inventory is up, prices are down, and people are moving to Dallas more than almost any other metropolitan area in the country.
More Homes to Choose From
Six months of inventory is
The Dallas-Fort Worth housing market is shifting as inventory rises, prices soften, and homes spend more time on the market. Let’s look at what this flip from a seller’s to
Experts predicted it. Now we have proof: DFW has the hottest housing market in the nation. Let’s look at current conditions and what the market may hold in the future.
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Property taxes and home insurance. They’re probably not at the top of most people’s minds when buying a home, but they should be. Here’s why.
How much will you pay for
If you’re in the market for a home this year, you’ll want to keep your eye on a few things: mortgage rates, home prices, and home availability. Let’s see what
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
People are taking advantage of today’s attractive interest rates to purchase upscale homes, often using one financing tool: the Jumbo loan. Let’s look at this mortgage option and when it
With people moving to Dallas in record numbers, home sales are hot. But should you invest there? Let’s consider the key market factors to help you decide.
One of America’s Hottest
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
The National Association of Realtors’ (NAR) Chief Economist Lawrence Yun says, “In the second half of 2024, look for moderately lower mortgage rates, higher home sales, and stabilizing home prices.”