Housing Market
House hunters, apartment seekers and highway warriors know well how popular North Texas has become these days. North Texas continues to add residents at a remarkable pace — making Dallas the ninth largest and Fort Worth the 10th largest cities in the U.S. — but the growth that has defined the region for decades is…
Home sales across North Texas cooled in November as rising inventory and longer market times continued to pull the Dallas–Fort Worth housing market toward a more balanced — and more negotiable — environment. Single-family home sales totaled 5,934 across DFW, an 8% decline compared to November 2024, according to new data from the MetroTex Association…
Those hoping to see home prices calm down got a rude awakening last week when the National Association of Realtors clocked record-high listings for June. Nationally, the median sales price for existing homes hit $435,300, marking a 2% increase for the month year-over-year. Meanwhile, the sale of existing homes dipped by 2.7% between May and…
It can be difficult to wrap your head around all the various signals in the housing market these days. What does it mean that new home sales are going up? Prices coming down is a good thing, right? Is the upcoming end of Jerome Powell’s term as chair of the Federal Reserve a big deal?…
As we welcome 2025, the North Texas real estate market is shaping up to be one of the best in the country. Ranked No. 1 for real estate investment in the Urban Land Institute’s annual Emerging Trends in Real Estate forecast, DFW continues to attract attention for its stability, affordability, job growth, and economic diversity.…
