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Home Appreciation Builds Wealth Over Time | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

Historically, US home values averaged ~4% yearly appreciation since 1991, showing why ownership has often functioned as a long-term investment for many households. In Q1 2026, the national median existing single-family home price reached $404.3K, ↑0.5% yearly. Because appreciation is not guaranteed, location, local demand, condition, upgrades, and comparable...

Collin County property values continue to rise

Collin County property values rose 1.28% to $272.8 billion in 2026, slowing from an 8.11% increase the previous year. New construction added $7.87 billion to the tax base. Average home values slightly declined in several areas: Sachse (-1.55%), Wylie (0.04%), and Wylie ISD (-1.63%), while Murphy saw a 2.18% increase. Lavon, Princeton, and Farmersville also experienced notable value gains. Property owners...

Richardson Breaks Ground on 281 Units | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

Richardson began construction on a 281-unit multifamily community downtown on April 6. The four-story project is expected to finish by Late-Q4 2027. The community at 110 E. Polk St. replaced two existing buildings and a surface parking lot, with apartments ranging from studios to two-bedroom layouts. Unit sizes were set from 590 to 1,340 sq-ft, and the project...

Richardson Backs 40-Home Infill Project | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

Richardson's plan commission recommended rezoning approval in a 6-1 vote, clearing a path for 40 detached homes to replace a closed nursing home site. The compact layout centered on a neighborhood park. Officials said density resembled townhomes, but every unit stayed detached in a boutique infill design. Plans included 22 front-garage homes, 18 rear-entry...

Happy Mother’s Day | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

Mother’s Day celebrates the love, strength, and sacrifices of moms everywhere, with their guidance, care, and inspiration across cultures worldwide. Celebrating amazing moms! Your strength, kindness, and care inspire everyone around you—today we honor you and all that you do. Enjoy pampering, hugs, and smiles, knowing your love and dedication make the...

Texas First-Time Buyer Share Stays Low | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

First-time buyers made up 21% of Texas home purchases in 2025, near the record low 20% seen a year earlier. Texas homebuyers also skewed older. Median buyer age held at 58 in 2025, matching the prior record high and nearing the national record. Cash deals hit a record 30% share in 2025, more than double 2017's 14%, signaling tougher competition for financed...

Texas Pending Sales Signal Stronger 2026 | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

Texas new home closings ↓to 5,167 in Late-Q1 from 5,294 in Mid-Q1, even as buyer demand strengthened and the spring market began taking shape. Pending sales jumped statewide to 6,586 from 5,787, the strongest demand signal this yr, suggesting buyers returned despite broader economic uncertainty. Homes took longer to sell statewide, with Days on Market ↑to...

Westoplex Growth Fuels Balanced Shift In Dallas Fort Worth Housing Market

The Dallas–Fort Worth housing market is shifting toward balance with higher inventory and softer sales compared to early 2020s peaks. Median listing price is $420,000, with county prices ranging from $345,000 to $448,000. Home values declined about 5% in 2025 and may remain flat or slightly decline through mid-2026. Inventory levels support balanced conditions, with homes selling slower and often below...

U.S. Housing Market Entering a New 2026 Advantage? | Looking for a home in Dallas–Fort Worth? This one is worth a look. 👀🏡 DFW homes move fast, especially in good locatio

The market is shifting into a clearer 2026 landscape, with several regions—especially the Rust Belt—showing steady growth and strong buyer demand. Rising inventory in Sun Belt markets is opening new opportunities, giving buyers better prices and stronger negotiating power than in recent years. Midwest and Northeast affordability continues to support...