DFW Housing Market
House hunters, apartment seekers and highway warriors know well how popular North Texas has become these days. North Texas continues to add residents at a remarkable pace — making Dallas the ninth largest and Fort Worth the 10th largest cities in the U.S. — but the growth that has defined the region for decades is…
By Keith Conlon Despite a deep freeze in January, a war in the Middle East, rising gas prices, and economic uncertainty, the Dallas residential real estate market remained strong in the first quarter, especially in the luxury sphere. There are compelling indicators for continued growth in the second quarter. D-FW led the country in home…
The D-FW housing scene is continuing its transition from a booming seller’s market to something more balanced, but sales are slowing, and fresh headwinds stand to put a check on homebuyers. Housing reports for the month of February show a 2.2% year-over-year decrease, bringing the median price to $385,000 across the North Texas area —…
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…
Local multifamily industry advocate Kin Oldham, executive director of the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas, has been awarded a lifetime achievement award from the National Apartment Association in recognition of his service and contributions to the rental housing sector. “Kin’s impact over his 30 years in the industry and more than 10 years leading AAGD…
