Posts Tagged ‘living’

It’s a Tax-Friendly Place

Texans don’t pay state taxes on individual income, which can amount to considerable personal savings. The Tax Foundation‘s 2025 State Tax Competitiveness Index ranks Texas seventh among

The Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex is home to some of America’s hardest-working towns. That’s according to WalletHub’s analysis of metrics including employment rate, workweek hours, worker engagement, and others. Let’s look

What makes Dallas-Fort Worth so popular these days? Top universities are on the long list of things drawing people to the region. It’s just one reason folks are calling DFW

Eight and a half million people. That’s almost the population of Switzerland. It’s also the projected number of people who may call DFW home in roughly five years.

One of America’s

Are you thinking of buying a fixer-upper? Perhaps you’re considering improvements to your current home. One unique loan can help you with both scenarios and more.

What is a HomeStyle Renovation

Are you thinking of building a custom home of your own? Kickstart your planning with these 5 tips for new home building.

1) Learn the Basics of Local Building

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Has your search for a new home focused on areas in metropolitan centers for work purposes? It might not have to. Not with the recent rise of coworking spaces. Let’s

With a humid subtropical climate, summers are hot and muggy here in DFW, which means an increase in energy consumption and electric bills. But, if you are building a new

Thinking of relocating to Texas? Get in line! Apparently, the Lone Star State is gaining a lot of popularity, with more and more people relocating to Texas every day. So

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