Hurricane Harvey
The moment Hurricane Harvey hit, everyone called family and friends to see if they were safe and find out what we could do. My first call was to my friends Suzy and Brian. Brian is a vice president with an energy company. Suzy is a designer and owner of an antique shop. They have two…
Read MoreThere is nothing like being in your own warm, dry, clean home. But for almost one-third of Houston and residents in other southeast Texas coastal cities, that feeling will be several months off. But the Texas real estate community is gearing up in a frenzy that almost rivals the size of the cat 4 storm…
Read MoreAs the floodwaters recede and Hurricane Harvey survivors assess the damage to their homes, the inevitable question arises: What will this do to the housing market in the Houston area? With a flood of this magnitude, it’s hard to predict, experts say. History tells us that it can take a lot longer for housing stock…
Read MoreOur readers are generous. I know this first hand because just last week, we asked you to come to the aid of our Dallas ISD teachers and students by funding their DonorsChoose campaigns. And in less than a week, we have raised $12,636 in donations and fully funded 32 campaigns. You are all truly amazing.…
Read MoreThis is why we love the Dallas real estate community! Stop by any of the Republic Title offices on Thursday, Aug. 31, from 9 to 11 a.m. to enjoy donuts and coffee while you make a donation to the Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund for victims of Hurricane Harvey in Houston and the Texas Gulf…
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