Dallas housing market on pace for another record year
Dallas housing market on pace for another record year Sales of existing single-family homes in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX, during Q1 were on pace to equal or surpass 2016’s figures
Category Archives: real estate market
When to Cave: How Long Should You Wait Before Lowering Your Asking Price?
When to Cave: How Long Should You Wait Before Lowering Your Asking Price? There it is: your home! Just sitting on the market. It’s been like that for some time […]
Why you see more ‘reduced’ signs in Dallas’ booming home market
Why you see more ‘reduced’ signs in Dallas’ booming home market There’s a new sign in the Dallas housing market: “Reduced.”
D-FW home prices top national median for first time in Realtors’ survey…
D-FW home prices top national median for first time in Realtors’ survey… There are more and more people chasing fewer and fewer lower priced properties.
Plano TX Residential Sales Report for April
Plano TX Residential Sales Report for April Plano Balloon Festival Sales continue to be up up up in Plano! In April single-family sales rose 12% as compared to the same […]
Lake Highlands/NE Dallas Residential Sales Report for April
Lake Highlands/NE Dallas Residential Sales Report for April Sales were down slightly Sales fell 1% in April. While this in itself in not concerning, pending sales dropped 20%. A little […]
Richardson TX Residential Sales Report for April
Richardson TX Residential Sales Report for April No slowdown in sales. Inventories keep dropping! Sales were up 8% in April as compared to the same period last year. The average […]
Owners, Appraisers Aren’t Seeing Eye-to-Eye
Owners, Appraisers Aren’t Seeing Eye-to-Eye The gap between appraiser and homeowner views on price is spreading wider
Why North Dallas Is The Center of It All
Why North Dallas Is The Center of It All Drilling down into the numbers behind this big, healthy, rapidly expanding market.
New-Home Prices Surge: The Real Reason
New-Home Prices Surge: The Real Reason During the recession, workers fled the building industry, and they’ve never returned
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