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Report: Housing Markets in California, New Jersey, and Illinois Have Elevated Risk of Downturns in Second Quarter of 2024

By April Towery / September 9, 2024 /

There’s good news and bad news. The good news is Dallas isn’t mentioned in the latest Special Housing Risk Report from ATTOM Data Solutions. The bad news is there’s still a nationwide housing crisis.  In a report released Thursday, ATTOM found that California, New Jersey, and Illinois once again had the highest concentrations of the…

Can Anyone Afford to Live in Dallas Anymore? Report Says Market is Still Largely Unaffordable Housing

By April Towery / January 4, 2024 /

Every Dallas City Council member agrees that an unaffordable housing crisis exists in North Texas, but there are differences of opinion on how to best solve the problem.  Case in point: A mid-December meeting of the City Council’s Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee about reducing minimum lot size to provide for greater residential density was…

In North Texas, Housing Prices Are Down And Foreclosures Are on The Upswing

By CandysDirt / July 21, 2023 /

New data shows that, just as our meteoric rise in home values sent our nation’s real estate market topsy-turvy, so has the rapid cooling that the market has seen in the past several months. In new reports from ATTOM and MetroTex Association of Realtors, the number of foreclosure filings has increased while the average price…

Living Near a Grocery Store Could Offer More than Convenience for Local Home Buyers, Study Shows

By April Towery / November 29, 2022 /

The H-E-B in Frisco attracted a lot of grocery shoppers, but a recent report from ATTOM Data Solutions suggests home buyers might want to head that way too.  The nationwide report did not examine home values near H-E-B, which drew residents like a Black Friday sale when it opened in Frisco in September — but…

Just in Time For Halloween, Report Shows North Texas is Far From Full-On Zombie Status

By Marlin Weso / October 31, 2022 /

We’re not in The Walking Dead territory yet, according to ATTOM’s fourth-quarter Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report.