Nationwide Homeownership Still Lagging but Not in Houston
August 19, 2013
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The year 2013 is an exciting year for the real estate market, as it has experienced both ups and downs. New records are being set
The year 2013 is an exciting year for the real estate market, as it has experienced both ups and downs. New records are being set
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According to a report from the Dallas Federal Reserve, the steady arrival of out-of-state transplants, along with the stronger than average employment growth, should keep
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The economic trends of the housing market over the last decade have been all over the place. Home prices were soaring until the year 2005,