North Texas Real Estate News

December 2021 Figures Show Surging Prices Amidst Continued Inventory Issues in North Texas

By Candy's Dirt / January 14, 2022 /
As Spring Homebuying Season Nears, Inventory Hits Historic Low in Dallas-Fort Worth

From Staff Reports For those that are hopeful that our inventory woes are behind us in 2022, the most recent report from the MetroTex Association of Realtors is a reality check. “Sales prices probably aren’t going to come down drastically in 2022 but they could begin to flatten out”, said 2022 MetroTex President Taylor Walcik.…

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The Bluebonnets Are In Full Bloom At These Open Houses

By Amy Puchaty / April 15, 2021 /

Spring has sprung in North Texas and the Bluebonnets are blooming! So we plucked out the cream of the crop for our Open Houses of the Week. And each one is near a prime Bluebonnet spot. Round up the family and let’s see what’s blooming! A Frisco Find Near The Bluebonnets At Freedom Meadow Headlines…

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North Texas Realtor Jenna Ryan Says She Regrets Rioting For Trump

By Joshua Baethge / February 10, 2021 /

A little more than a month after boasting that she had no regrets about being part of the mob that stormed the Capitol building Jan. 6, North Texas Realtor Jenna Ryan appears to be changing her tune. In a Feb. 10 interview with the Washington Post, Ryan says that she now feels betrayed by the…

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ICYMI: Candy Shares Her Top Trends For North Texas Real Estate in 2020

By Joanna England / January 9, 2020 /

If one thing is for sure, 2020 is going to be a bit of an adjustment for the Dallas real estate industry, with tastes changing, markets adjusting, and prices plateauing said our fearless leader, Candy Evans, on KXAS (Channel 5) yesterday.  More and more homes on the market are moving away from the sterile white…

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Your Home’s DNA: Decoding Your Chain of Title

By Lydia Blair / November 19, 2019 /

Ever wonder who owned your property 100 years ago? Or even 200 years ago? Your house probably wasn’t there yet and there may have been different trees, but someone else likely called your land home, just like you do. We need only to look to history to reveal the roots of your home’s DNA.

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