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A new survey from Texas Realtors reveals that homebuyers across the state have mixed experiences when it comes to purchasing a home in 2025. In this first-of-its-kind poll, more than 350 real estate agents were asked about how their clients felt while buying homes this year. Here’s what they found: 📊 Most buyers are finding … Read more

Water isn’t just something that flows from your tap — it’s what keeps Texas real estate flowing, too. From homebuyers and builders to farmers and city developers, every property’s value depends on water. That’s why Texas REALTORS® are supporting Proposition 4, a new state amendment that will fund improvements to Texas’s aging water infrastructure. It’s … Read more

The Texas housing market is still heating up — just not as wild as it was during the pandemic. Even though mortgage rates have slowed things down a bit, home prices are still rising fast in many parts of the Lone Star State. According to Zillow’s Home Value Index (September 2025), home prices in several … Read more

Dallas-Fort Worth (D-FW) continues to dominate Texas’ housing and migration trends. According to the Texas Migration Report from HireAHelper, nearly 520,000 people moved to the D-FW area last year — about 32% of all moves in the state. Many of these new residents came from Houston (19%), Austin (13%), and San Antonio (8%), while Texas … Read more

Texas’ advantage: The state has a strong, diverse industrial base with access to cost-effective water, attracting continued investment. Water pricing isn’t uniform: Industry-specific site selection: Diverse industrial needs: Texas hosts chemical, petroleum, metal, paper, and food manufacturing—most water-intensive—and high-value sectors like electronics, machinery, and transportation equipment. Investment outlook: Continuing investment in water infrastructure will support … Read more

Campaign Promises vs. Reality: Lessons from Other Cities: Key Takeaways for NYC: Bottom line: While Mamdani’s agenda signals a shift toward equity-driven housing and taxation, history shows that actual policy implementation is gradual, often tempered by political pushback, legal hurdles, and market realities. NYC real estate could adjust without facing a full-scale collapse, but investors … Read more

Key Points: Bottom line: Expect temporary turbulence, especially in the high-end housing market, but the market should stabilize once employment uncertainty eases. Here Canadians Flee Florida Real Estate Amid Tariffs and Trade Tensions

Key Takeaways: Bottom line: Trade and currency pressures are prompting Canadian homeowners to exit Florida’s luxury real estate market, creating more supply and potential opportunities for U.S. buyers.