Dallas Real Estate News
Construction Material Costs in Dallas-Fort Worth Have Risen 20 to 70 Percent Since 2022
Home prices in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro are declining, but the cost of building anything continues to climb. That disconnect, cheaper finished homes, more expensive inputs, is compressing builder profits and creating ...
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Maturing Loans Are Pushing Texas Multifamily Assets to Sell Below Market
For much of 2023 and 2024, Texas multifamily operators were fighting a war of attrition; new supply flooded Sun Belt markets, concessions became standard practice, and occupancy rates slipped across the board. Now, as th...
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Reading Corporate Office Signals Wisely – What Nashville, Miami, and Dallas Teach Real Estate Markets
A closer look at high-profile office openings reveals an opportunity for real estate markets to interpret corporate location decisions more accurately and confidently. Real estate markets have long treated corporate offi...
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Why Dallas-Area Homeowners Get Blindsided by Custom Build Costs
Most private owners in Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) don’t learn the true cost of their custom home or renovation until the design is fully complete. By then, changing anything means starting over. This budget shock is largely...
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Celina, Texas Home Prices Drop as Buyers Wait on Tollway Extension
Homes in Celina, Texas have dropped 15 to 20 percent from their pandemic peaks, and 5.7 months of inventory suggests prices haven’t finished falling. The Dallas North Tollway extension is scheduled to reach the city next...
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North Dallas Buyers Face a Hidden Tax Tradeoff in New-Construction Neighborhoods
The listed price on a new-construction home north of Dallas often understates what buyers will actually pay each month. A growing number of developments sit outside city limits – technically in Collin County – where a sp...
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Why North Texas Sellers Are Selling Directly to Investors Rather Than Listing Their Homes
A few years ago in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, a house with a hole in the ceiling could attract 20 offers overnight. That market is gone. What replaced it is one in which condition determines whether a property moves at ...
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North Dallas Has Doubled Its Housing Inventory. Buyers Are Still Waiting
The North Dallas suburbs – McKinney, Frisco, Prosper, and surrounding Collin County – spent the past decade absorbing wave after wave of corporate relocations. Toyota moved its headquarters to the Plano-Frisco corridor. ...
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Sunbelt Luxury Apartments Sit Empty While Affordable Units Stay Tight
High-end apartment buildings in Nashville, Austin, and Dallas are struggling to fill units. At the same time, renters in those cities report spending a larger share of their income on housing than ever before. The discon...
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Why Southlake’s Top Gun Team Is Redefining What “Team Support” Means for Agents
Most real estate coaches teach that consistent phone outreach builds a productive pipeline. What they rarely address is the cost of having a licensed agent spend two hours dialing contacts who mostly don’t answer, time t...
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Townhome Demand Is Surging in North Texas Cities Most Dallas Investors Haven’t Heard Of
Younger, working-class families are bypassing established Dallas suburbs in favor of lower-maintenance housing in fast-growing peripheral cities – and the capital hasn’t followed them yet. The most significant demand shi...
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