Real Estate Market News
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For almost two months, the Dallas-Fort Worth area has been coping with the fallout of the coronavirus, and one essential industry that never broke its pace is construction. In fact, the Dallas Builders Association was at the forefront of the industry’s response, organizing compliance efforts for the new social distancing guidelines, doing hand sanitizer and…
A large part of Dallas-Fort Worth has been sheltering in place for more than a month. In that time, we’ve written extensively about how our city leaders are addressing the crisis, how Realtors are adapting to the quarantine economy, and how the market has transformed. But what we don’t hear enough about are the personal…
Just last week, Dallas County Commissioners amended the shelter-in-place declaration to allow real estate-related businesses (inspectors, escrow, and loan officers) to continue to operate as essential businesses. So while curbside closings are in, showings and open houses are still out. Robert Frye, escrow officer at Allegiance Title Preston Center, has conducted several curbside closings this…
Fort Worth-Arlington ranks No. 7 in affordable places for veterans to live, mortgage rates reach a 50-year low, and Plano is one of the happiest cities in America, all in this week’s roundup of real estate news. Fort Worth-Arlington Among Most Affordable Cities For Veterans Six Texas cities were listed among the top 10 most…
