...North Carolina. Austin, Texas is the fifth-ranked growth city—the first of three top-10 Texas destinations along with the College Station-Bryan market and the Dallas metropolitan area. In the Palm Bay-Melbourne...

...Barrachina, Finance Manager, Hogar Hispano Inc. Melissa Bussey, Executive Principal, Client Relations, Xome David Danenfelzer, Senior Director of Development Finance, Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation Reg Shepherd, Executive Principal, Client...

...areas that saw the biggest decreases were: Fort Worth, Texas (3.1% decrease); Austin, Texas (-1.7%); San Francisco (-1.1%); and Denver (-0.4%). Click here to view Redfin’s data in its entirety....

...the most favorable destinations for those aspiring to climb the property ladder. Texas, in particular, saw a net influx of over 75,000 millennials in 2022, making it the top choice...

...and $304,700, median home values in these three states vary quite a bit. Six states—Alabama, Florida, Hawaii, Louisiana, South Carolina and Texas — reported no snow in December 2022. At...

...following year-over-year growth in the HPI: Pennsylvania (+8.7%) Florida (+5.5%) California (+4.5%) Texas (+4.3%) New York (+2.2%) There were no states with a year-over-year decrease in the HPI. November 2023...

...(3.5%) So where Gen Zers mostly moving to? Data shows that their top destination was Texas, which welcomed 345,000 new Gen Z residents in 2023. However, the state with the...

...Black business owner in Texas who was denied a mortgage by Navy Federal in 2021 – and then approved by another lender in about two weeks – said the rejection...

...follows: Austin-Round Rock-Georgetown, Texas Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, Texas Dayton-Kettering, Ohio Durham-Chapel Hill, North Carolina Harrisburg-Carlisle, Pennsylvania Houston-The Woodlands-Sugar Land, Texas Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin, Tennessee Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland Portland-South Portland, Maine...

...where demand has overwhelmed supply. The largest annual drops were in New Orleans (-8.9%), Austin, Texas (-8.2%), and San Antonio (-3%), with those last two metros serving as examples of...