DFW Housing Market

As 2 North Texas Counties See Home Prices Dip, What Does it Mean for DFW Housing Market?

By Charles Grand / April 23, 2025 /

The D-FW housing market might be heading into correction territory, with an increase in new construction inventory driving steep declines in home prices in some North Texas counties. Prospective homebuyers in North Texas have been weathering high prices for several years now amid an ongoing housing shortage. Now, economic certainty surrounding President Donald Trump’s tariff…

2 of the Fastest Selling ZIP Codes in the Country Are Here in North Texas

By Joy Donovan / October 15, 2024 /

Realtor.com has released its 2024 list of the fastest-selling ZIP codes in the U.S. and North Texas claims two cities on that list. Guess where these they are…. Nope, not in Dallas. Nah, not in Fort Worth. Think suburbs. Give up? Realtor.com’s top 50 list names the 76021 ZIP code in the northern part of…

Report: Dallas Is No. 5 in U.S. Real Estate Growth Over 44-Year Period

By CandysDirt / October 6, 2024 /

Staff Reports We’ve all seen the data that the Dallas population isn’t growing within the city limits. Most agree that we don’t have enough affordable housing. Some say we don’t have enough housing options, and some say we have too many apartments.  But a new report from StorageCafe shows that construction is booming in North…

2022’s Hottest ZIP Code in North Texas is Found in Forney

By Joanna England / January 6, 2023 /

When I moved to the Dallas area in 2005, Forney was a tiny town with maybe two exits and a giant jackrabbit stationed just down the road from the town’s true claim to fame: a petite replica of the Statue of Liberty. Over the past 17 years, the Kaufman County town has morphed into a…

Dallas Is a Big Part of the Increasingly Popular Live-Work-Play Trend

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / June 21, 2022 /

According to a RentCafé study, apartments in live-work-play buildings have grown from niche to trendy. They are rapidly rising in popularity, quadrupling in number compared to 10 years ago.