...record in June 2022. In contrast, declines in Oregon were driven by western metros like Portland, which saw the largest yearly decline in November. Florida, Oklahoma, and Texas were also...

...and New Hampshire, as well as states that are good for business, including Georgia, North Carolina, Texas, and Washington. However, many of the country’s most affordable states have seen high...

...including local and municipal programs for the Texas, Minnesota, Florida, California, Virginia, and Kentucky markets. The remaining local and state assistance programs will come online throughout 2024. To read the...

...Dallas, Texas: $5,000,000 Boston Housing Authority: $5,000,000 Houston Housing Authority: $5,000,000 Hartford Connecticut Department of Housing: $4,500,000 Birmingham Housing Authority of the Birmingham District, Alabama: $2,119,900 Seattle Housing Authority: $1,075,200...

...reigning supreme on the list of top 100 cities for snowbirds, boasting an 42 total cities that make the top 100. Texas was a close second, securing 27 cities on...

...Florida (+4.4%) California (+4.0%) Texas (+3.8%) New York (+2.9%) There only state with a year-over-year decrease in the HPI was South Dakota (-5.1%). October 2023 House Price Local Market Highlights...

...where the lowest number of home improvement loans are originated for every 100,000 owner-occupied housing units: Alaska Louisiana Mississippi Texas New Mexico Wyoming West Virginia Illinois Arkansas Oklahoma No. 1:...

...the West. Year-over-year prices in Q3 fell by 10.3% in Austin, Texas; 1.5% in Phoenix, Arizona; 1.2% in Salt Lake City; and 1.1% in both Dallas and Houston. However, prices...

...(-0.31%) and New Orleans (-0.14%)—with prices holding flat in much of Texas and Oklahoma. Ohio, benefiting from comparatively strong home affordability, continues to see some of the highest home price...

...Active listings of luxury homes rose most in Austin, Texas (46%); San Antonio, Texas (25.6%); and Nashville (22.9%). They fell most in Cincinnati (-19.4%); Chicago (-18.3%); and Newark, New Jersey...