Samantha Welch+FollowDFW homebuyers finally have the upper handHomebuyers in Dallas-Fort Worth are seeing a real shift—houses are sitting on the market longer, prices are dropping, and there’s way more to choose from than last year. Sellers are having to get realistic with their prices, and buyers are taking their time, looking for the best deals. It’s a big change from the bidding wars and lightning-fast sales we’ve gotten used to. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to buy, this could be it. How do you think this new, more balanced market will impact our neighborhoods and local economy? #RealEstate #DFWRealEstate #Homebuyers00Share
Samantha Welch+FollowDallas home market heats up for buyersDallas is seeing one of the highest home turnover rates in the country, and that’s actually great news if you’re looking to buy. With more people selling and moving within the city, the housing market is staying active and inventory is up—meaning more choices and less pressure on prices. The median home price sits at $425,000, but thanks to all this movement, prices aren’t skyrocketing like in other cities. Plus, Dallas isn’t alone—San Antonio, Austin, and Houston are also seeing similar trends. Are you noticing more for-sale signs in your neighborhood? What’s your take on this fast-paced market? #RealEstate #DallasRealEstate #HomeBuyers00Share
Matthew Jackson+FollowWhy Everyone’s Moving Out of Texas CitiesHeard the buzz? Homeowners in Texas hotspots like Austin, Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio are packing up and heading out faster than most places in the country. Rising prices and better deals elsewhere are making folks rethink where they want to put down roots. If you’re house hunting, this could mean more choices and wiggle room to negotiate. Sellers, though, might find more competition right next door. The real estate shuffle is on! #RealEstate #TexasRealEstate #HomeBuyers10Share
