Existing-Home Sales Forge Ahead in November In this video, NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun talks about the growth in existing-home sales and decline in the number of homes available […]
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Garland TX Residentail Sales Report for November
Single-Family: Sales increased a nice 18% in November as compared to last year. The average sales price rose 10% and the median sales price increased 14%. Pending Sales dropped off […]
Labor Shortage Impacting North Texas Building Projects
Labor Shortage Impacting North Texas Building Projects A nationwide labor shortage, combined with a local construction boom, has hit North Texas especially hard.
Dallas home prices up 9 percent in November
Dallas home prices up 9 percent in November Home prices in the region have shot up more than 40 percent in the last four years.
Carrollton/Farmers Branch Residential Sales Report for November
Single Family: Sales jumped a whopping 80% in this area as compared to the same month last year. The average sales price increased 7% while the median sales price rose […]
Home price recovery masks lingering shortfalls
Home price recovery masks lingering shortfalls Home prices hit a milestone recently. But the numbers don’t tell the whole story.
This is how much a starter home will cost you in Dallas
This is how much a starter home will cost you in Dallas Photo courtesy of Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate As real estate prices rise across the United States, buying a […]
Breaking Down Housing for 2017
Breaking Down Housing for 2017 A sector-by-sector look at the housing industry from the perspective of those who know it best.
Frisco TX Residential Sales Report for November
Single-Family: Frisco joined a number of the other areas with a large increase in sales. In Frisco’s case sales were up 36%. The average sales price was up 2% while […]
Not so a-Lone Star State: Why Texas adds almost 1200 residents per day…
Not so a-Lone Star State: Why Texas adds almost 1200 residents per day… The state’s economy, like its residents, is more diverse than in the past.
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