Austin homebuyers seem to be having a feeding frenzy. Inventory is very low and demand is very high. Because of job creation and quality of life, people are moving to Austin from all over the place. Many are fleeing states with high tax rates to move to Texas, where there is no state income tax. . . .
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Dallas is an up-and-coming city. Businesses and families are moving to Dallas in droves, thanks to the fact that it offers both a lower cost of living and doing business than the U.S. average. Dallas has many areas to live in, from downtown Dallas to the suburbs of Duncanville, and has many of the amenities [...] . . .
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With a hometown feel that still has the metropolitan vibe that so many people are looking for, it’s no wonder so many people choose to call Fort Worth, Texas home. There are a variety of established and developing neighborhoods to consider in Fort Worth, and choosing the right spot to settle can be a difficult task. . . .
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San Antonio, Texas has become one of the largest cities in the country due to business and job growth in the area, strong military bases, affordable housing market, diverse cultures, low cost of living, medical centers and facilities, temperate climate, and fast-developing residential and commercial real estate industry. Homebuyers are sure to find the property or land to meet their individual lifestyle, . . .
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When you buy a home, have a professional home inspection performed. As part of this inspection, the inspector can alert you to items that could pose issues if a hurricane comes your way. If it has been awhile since you moved in, then you may want to get a new inspection to alert you to any pending threats or deferred maintenance, which could eventually leave your home vulnerable to . . .
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It’s been a good run for the housing market in Austin, Texas. Sales of previously occupied homes jumped 11 percent in November when compared to the previous year, according to the Austin Board of Realtors®. The city didn’t just do volume, it also boasted an increase in home values. Home prices climbed 3 percent when compared to . . .
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You will be corrected if you mispronounce Monroe, birthplace of Robert Russell, this week’s Real Estate Pro of the Week. This genial Louisiana native and Texas transplant will give you plenty of opportunities to get it right though. Robert came to the world of real estate after a successful stint in the insurance business. “I owned an insurance agency and I was in the top 1 percent of . . .
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The Dallas Metroplex to has so much to offer that locals feel exceptionally lucky to live in such a vibrant, thriving community. Businesses and families continue to move to Dallas due to the central location, temperate climate, educational and cultural opportunities, affordable housing, and business-friendly environment. . . .
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