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.
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New Households Favoring Homeownership
New Households Favoring Homeownership New homeowners have not outpaced new renters since the third quarter of 2006.
Here’s why the housing market continues to struggle with low inventory
Here’s why the housing market continues to struggle with low inventory Tight housing inventory supply could put a strain on this year’s spring home-buying season, according to the monthly Outlook […]
US home prices climb at fastest pace in nearly 3 years
US home prices climb at fastest pace in nearly 3 years The cities with the biggest annual price gains in February were Seattle, Portland, Oregon and Dallas, according to the […]
Home buyers scramble in a tight real estate market
Home buyers scramble in a tight real estate market A couple of factors have created the situation. The most important one is that, early in the housing market recovery, private […]
Existing-Home Sales Jumped 4.4% in March
Existing-Home Sales Jumped 4.4% in March Existing-home sales took off in March to their highest pace in over 10 years
Dallas Area Residential Sales Report for March
Dallas Area Residential Sales Report for March Sales of single-family homes increased 12% as compared to the same time last year. The average sales price rose 11% while the median […]
America’s 20 Hottest Real Estate Markets in March 2017
America’s 20 Hottest Real Estate Markets in March 2017 The buying season’s annual spring jump-start came about a month earlier than usual
Case-Shiller reaction: What to make of record high home prices
Case-Shiller reaction: What to make of record high home prices The latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Indices showed that home prices hit a 31-month high in January, but will those record prices be […]
Pending home sales see warm spring surge, up 5.5%
Pending home sales see warm spring surge, up 5.5% It may be difficult, however, to hold the February pace, as new supply is not keeping up with demand.
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