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Are home prices going up in Corpus Christi in 2026?
Are home prices going up in Corpus Christi in 2026?. Home prices have been a major talking point since the pandemic, when they climbed at a record pace in response to a frenzy of demand. This increase led to a sharp decline in affordability that weighed on buyers and sellers and slowed the housing market to a crawl.
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Roof Repair Services Expand Ahead of June 1 Hurricane Season
Corpus Christi Roof Repair: WPI-8 Certification, Storm Claims, and Coastal Damage Explained. Corpus Christi, United States - May 20, 2026 / Buffalo Roofing & Exteriors /. Buffalo Roofing & Exteriors, a BBB-Accredited roofing and exterior contractor serving the Texas Gulf Coast, has announced an expansion of its roof repair in Corpus Christi, TX services to meet growing demand from homeowners and businesses throughout the Coastal Bend region. With hurricane season starting June 1, the company is encouraging Corpus Christi property owners to schedule professional roof assessments before seasonal storms worsen any existing damage.
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Corpus Christi issues default letter to downtown hotel developers
City of Corpus Christi officials are sending a default letter to developers of a downtown hotel project that has been embroiled for years in controversy. The May 12 decision by the City Council followed more than an hour of discussion on whether, or how, the council should address how the project had been represented to city officials when developers requested tax incentives. Although it has been two years since the funding was awarded to further development of a downtown Hilton Homewood Suites location, the subject remains alive in civil lawsuits and recently initiated quasi-judicial proceedings at the council level. Developers of the hotel have been accused of intentionally altering a screenshot in a presentation when first bringing a request for $2 million in tax incentives to the Type B Board — a City Council-appointed board that oversees sales tax incentives — and later the City Council. Developers have said the issue came down to a formatting error and that there had not been intention to deceive. Language in the motion passed by the council states the basis for default as stemming from the use of “misleading material representations made to the Type B Corporation.” Multiple investigations into the matter have
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How many homes are getting built in Corpus Christi in 2026?
How many homes are getting built in Corpus Christi in 2026?. Homebuilding plays a critical role in maintaining a steady housing supply and keeping prices at sustainable levels. As the U.S. population grows, more housing is needed to meet demand. Since the Great Recession, construction has lagged well behind what is needed, which is one of the main reasons home prices are so high today.
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More home sellers turn into "accidental landlords"
More San Diego home sellers are becoming what Zillow calls "accidental landlords" — 1.9% of rental listings on its platform in October were previously for sale, according to the real estate site. Why it matters: As buyers gain leverage and homes take longer to sell, a growing share of...
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New $12M hotel could transform busy area along Texas coast. Here's where
A new $12 million hotel could be coming soon to the heart of a major Texas coastal city. According to a recent Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation filing, a new Element by Westin hotel could soon be built in Corpus Christi along South Padre Island Drive, just east of Staples Street. TDLR records are subject to change.
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North Padre Island Resort Listed for Sale
Avison Young has been retained to market for sale Whitecap Resort, a shovel-ready 240-acre, amenity-driven coastal master-planned boating community located on North Padre Island in Corpus Christi, TX. The development plan supports a diverse mix of uses, including a resort hotel with branded residences, residential and short-term rental communities, retail...
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Lakefront no more! Property values sink as water disappears
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Falling water levels at Lake Corpus Christi are reshaping more than the shoreline. They are beginning to drag down property values in surrounding communities. What used to be a short walk to the water from her home is now a much longer distance for Indian...
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Officials: No plans to pause permits on new home construction despite water concerns
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — Concerns about the Coastal Bend's water supply have raised questions about what it could mean for future growth in Corpus Christi. Some realtors and home builders have wondered whether the city could eventually stop issuing permits for new homes if drought conditions continue and water resources tighten.
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Water concerns raise questions for Coastal Bend housing market
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — As leaders work to address the region’s growing water concerns, some real estate professionals say the issue is beginning to surface in conversations with prospective homebuyers. Local experts say there is currently no data showing a direct connection between the region’s water challenges and...
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San Antonio Emerges as Rare Deal Zone for Texas Starter Homes
A new housing analysis says Texas still has a few spots where first-time buyers are not completely priced out. Corpus Christi and San Antonio come in as the cheapest major metros for so-called starter homes, while Houston and Dallas stand out for inventory and square footage. Austin, meanwhile, remains one of the toughest big Texas markets for buyers trying to get a foot in the door, as reported by BestMoney.
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CCHA appoints interim leader Rhen Bass as permanent CEO
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — The Corpus Christi Housing Authority and Coastal Housing Partners have named Rhen C. Bass Sr., CPA, as President and Chief Executive Officer following a 100-day interim appointment. Chair Cathy Mehne said Bass earned the board’s confidence through his leadership and commitment to the agency.