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From a $64 million historic estate to modern architectural marvels, a look at the eight most expensive homes currently on the market in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Investors from Texas are acquiring major commercial real estate in San Francisco, signaling renewed confidence in a market recovering from a multi-year downturn.
A California tech firm plans a nearly billion-dollar data center near Love Field in Dallas. This project highlights Dallas's growing role as a tech hub, alongside active residential and industrial rea
Voters nationwide backed initiatives and candidates focused on housing affordability, new development, and property tax relief in recent state and municipal elections, indicating a strong public deman
Collin County, north of Dallas, is experiencing a real estate boom with over 15 major projects, including resorts and billion-dollar mixed-use hubs, driving significant growth and investment.
A comparison of the State Fair of Texas and the Orange County Fair reveals deep insights into the divergent business cultures, market scales, and investment appetites of their respective regions.
Real estate activity is picking up across Corpus Christi, with agents actively showing homes in high-demand areas like Flour Bluff, Southside, and North Padre Island.
A new report identifies Austin, Texas as the nation's strongest buyer's market, with 130% more sellers than buyers, giving home shoppers significant negotiating power.
A new analysis reveals why some Texas cities use over eight times more water per person than others, pointing to local industry, not residents, as the primary driver.
A new partnership will develop the 3,100-acre Cole Ranch in Denton, Texas, into a master-planned community with over 4,300 homes and 1,200 acres of green space.
Commute distances are increasing for Corpus Christi workers as new jobs locate far from residential centers, creating a growing mismatch fueled by housing costs.
Real estate agent commissions in Texas are increasing, reaching an average of 5.57% in 2024, in direct contrast to a declining national average.
