Covid-19 and real estate

Couple Looking to Build Their Dallas-Area Dream Home Is Subject of ‘Washington Post’ Report

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / August 17, 2022 /

The Washington Post examines an Orlando couple who’s faced all manner of construction delays and costs caused by the COVID-19 outbreak.

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Even the Heat Doesn’t Stop the Market

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / September 2, 2021 /

As the heat of the summer roars on, I have one burning question on my mind. Why are there still massive amounts of people relocating to this city?  The heat is nothing new for Texas. Actually, this summer seems to be milder than most, but would I trade these summers for breezy California? Absolutely.  However,…

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How The Mask Mandate Plays a Role in Real Estate And Why I’m Worried

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / March 12, 2021 /

By Rogers Healy The mask mandate has been lifted and coinciding with that decision, my concern levels rose as well. As owner and CEO of one of the largest independently-owned real estate brokerages in Texas, my stress levels hit an all-time high after the announcement was made. I worry for the over 350 Rogers Healy…

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Coach’s Corner: Doing The Right Thing Is Always The Right Thing

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / January 18, 2021 /

Mark Johnson Chief Executive Officer, JP and Associates Realtors The headline of this post has been the topic of many recent conversations. With a crazy real estate market, 46 percent less inventory than a year ago, record-low mortgage rates, and COVID-19, we all face many challenges.  Associates are facing so many challenges from the complex to…

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People Behind on Housing Costs Less Likely to Vote, and Other Reports and Studies

By Marlin Weso / October 27, 2020 /

Americans who are struggling with housing costs today are less likely to vote on Nov. 3.

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