Market Dynamics

More Listings, Fewer Closings: D-FW Home Buyers Remain Cautious, Reports Show

By Charles Grand / February 10, 2026 /

Home prices in the D-FW housing market showed mixed movement last month as rising inventory and longer selling times had their different impacts on the various submarkets. MetroTex Association of Realtors’ latest reports for the month of January showed that the median home price across the Metroplex fell by 2.9% year-over-year, clocking $375,000. Closed sales…

DFW CRE Flexes in Industrial and Retail While Office Buckles

By Charles Grand / February 3, 2026 /

With 2025 behind us, we’re getting an idea of how Q4 panned out on the commercial real estate front in D-FW. To nobody’s surprise, the office sector lagged behind retail and industrial once again, but tenants are still paying up for high-quality Class A space as rents keep rising, according to Partners Real Estate, which…

Homebuyers Getting Cold Feet, Pending Sales Fall Through at Record Rates

By Charles Grand / January 29, 2026 /

A record percentage of pending home sales fell through last month in what could either be a bad signal for the housing market or just discerning buyers flexing their renewed clout. Researchers at the listing website Redfin dug into December’s pending-sale data, and they found that more than 40,000 home purchase agreements were canceled last…

Many Millennials Determined To Enter the Housing Market, Study Says

By Charles Grand / January 27, 2026 /

A solid majority of millennials still think home ownership is part of the American dream, but like everyone else, they are finding the current housing landscape challenging. Unlike Generation Z, though, they are more motivated and better situated to enter the market. Some 1,000 millennials who said they wanted to buy a home in 2026…

Final Thoughts on 2025: Sure Glad It’s Over

By CandysDirt / January 5, 2026 /

By Jonathan MillerSpecial Contributor 2026 Looks To Be A More Active Year For The Housing Market Inflation, which housing accounts for a third of its calculation, has been a consistent topic throughout the year, as shown in this incredible AXIOS visualization. Mortgage rates are expected to fall a little next year, while markets are betting the Fed will…