Midland

Is The Market Cooling? One Texas Town is Seeing Big Price Reductions

By Joanna England / August 17, 2021 /

We’ve seen more than a few reports come out recently saying that the market is in for a slow down. In fact, the Texas Real Estate Research Center at Texas A&M University recently released a report on that fact. While in some markets, buyers are rejoicing at the prospect of a slowdown, in others, it…

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Cindi Caudle Comes Home to Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s

By Joshua Baethge / November 18, 2019 /

Cindi Caudle is back in town and back at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s. After spending a few months with Compass Real Estate, she returned Briggs where she had worked previously and felt very comfortable. “One thing that I love about Briggs is that I love having the principle being a part of the community,” she said.…

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Dallas ISD Latest to Adopt District of Innovation Plan

By Bethany Erickson / May 26, 2017 /
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Dallas, Highland Park, and Ector County schools recently became the latest districts to opt for the “District of Innovation” status. Districts across Texas are grabbing hold of a 2015 law that allows them wider flexibility and control of everything from the start and end dates for the school year, class size, and length of a…

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MidlandDirt: Home Values Projected to Fall in 2016, Investments Considered ‘Dangerous’

By Leah Shafer / May 23, 2016 /

Things look grim for the real estate market in Midland over the next 12 months, as home values are forecast to decrease by 5 percent over the next 12 months. In the second and third year, prices are forecast to decrease 2 percent and remain unchanged, respectively, according to new reports from Local Market Monitor. In Odessa, home values are predicted to increase by…

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MidlandDirt: Chinese Company to Buy West Texas Oil Fields in $1.3 Billion Deal

By Leah Shafer / November 6, 2015 /

A Chinese investment firm has its sights set on West Texas as they declare their intent to spend $1.3 billion (8.3 billion yuan) to buy massive oil fields in Howard and Borden counties. This purchase is part of a trend of Chinese interest in U.S. energy resources. Read the whole story over on MidlandDirt.com!    

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