North Texas Market Trends

LBJ Corridor Study, Take II: Are City Leaders Forcing Upzoning on Neighborhoods?

By Candy Evans / March 27, 2022 /

Area-wide meeting at 4:30 p.m. Sunday King of Glory Lutheran Church, 6411 Lyndon B Johnson Fwy. We read how, Monday night, things were just getting underway at the new, improved meeting for the LBJ Corridor Study convened by Dallas City Councilwoman Jaynie Schultz. The meeting asked residents — homeowners — for input on their vision…

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As North Texas Real Estate Market Sees Home Prices Surge 22 Percent

By Daniel Lalley / March 7, 2022 /

In 2022, we’ve already seen cost increases in everything from energy to essential goods such as groceries and pharmaceuticals. With a rise in inflation and a recovery protocol from one of the biggest pandemics in history, markets are moving in odd directions. Speaking of odd directions, have you seen the North Texas real estate market?…

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Will Climate Change Put a Freeze on North Texas Real Estate?

By Daniel Lalley / January 27, 2022 /

From the wildfires of California to the red tide of coastal Florida, climate plays a real role in America’s real estate market. In the Dallas area, we mostly consider ourselves lucky. Besides having some of the hottest summers on the central plains, our climate is conducive to safe settling grounds. But with an influx of…

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December 2021 Figures Show Surging Prices Amidst Continued Inventory Issues in North Texas

By Candy's Dirt / January 14, 2022 /
As Spring Homebuying Season Nears, Inventory Hits Historic Low in Dallas-Fort Worth

From Staff Reports For those that are hopeful that our inventory woes are behind us in 2022, the most recent report from the MetroTex Association of Realtors is a reality check. “Sales prices probably aren’t going to come down drastically in 2022 but they could begin to flatten out”, said 2022 MetroTex President Taylor Walcik.…

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4 North Texas Master-Planned Communities Crack Research Firm’s Top-50 List

By Marlin Weso / January 7, 2022 /

North Texas has four of the nation’s top-50 master-planned communities, according to a survey by an Irvine, Calif.-based real-estate research firm.

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