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Higher prices hit Central Texas households

Waco, TX · 09-13

KXAN

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REPORT: Texas home buyers score discounts in August

Slow sales allowed many home buyers to get deals, including in three Texas metro areas, according to a new analysis released by Redfin.

Austin, TX · 09-10

CandysDirt

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Willow Bend Closes, Texas Gets a New Tallest Tower, and Del Webb Heads to Rockwall County

Willow Bend is (mostly) closed. Texas has a new tallest building. And Del Webb is pushing farther east of Dallas. Here’s what caught our attention in real estate this week. Willow Bend Closes Up Shop. Kinda. The Shops at Willow Bend has reached the end of its run as...

Dallas, TX · 09-09
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Realtor.com News & Insights

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Texas Condo Owners Are Still Paying $800 in Monthly HOA Fees 5 Years After Fire Destroyed Units

Fire-displaced condo owners remain trapped paying thousands in monthly HOA fees and special assessments on uninhabitable units.

Nassau Bay, TX · 09-09

takemetotn.com

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12 Reasons Retirees Are Looking Twice At This Quiet Texas Mountain Town

Tucked away in the high desert of West Texas, Alpine has become one of the state’s best-kept secrets for retirees seeking something different. While most people rush to the coast or settle in sprawling suburbs, this mountain town of about 6,000 residents offers a refreshing alternative that’s catching the attention of those planning their next chapter. With cooler temperatures, stunning scenery, and a cost of living that won’t drain your retirement savings, Alpine proves you don’t need to leave Texas to find your perfect retirement spot.

Texas · 09-08

LehighValleyLive.com

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A landlord’s missing rent exposed a history spanning two states

A Texas woman convicted of using a false identity to secure a rental property without paying rent has been sentenced to 20 years in prison after prosecutors persuaded a judge that the offense was part of a much larger pattern spanning more than two decades, Denver7.com reported. According to Dallas County prosecutors, Heather Ruybal, who was charged in the case under the name Heather Schwab, received the maximum sentence Aug. 31 following her fraud conviction in Dallas County.

Texas · 09-08

claimspages.com

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Cold in Places That Never Planned for It

Thursday, September 10th, 2026 — In the second week of February 2021, a mass of Arctic air settled over Texas and stayed for six days. Temperatures in Dallas fell below zero. Houston stayed below freezing for more than 40 hours straight. The state's power grid, isolated from its neighbors and running generation that had never been winterized, shed load to avoid collapse, and more than four million customers lost electricity, many for days. Inside homes built for 100-degree summers, with water lines run through unheated attics and heat pumps that could not keep up, pipes froze and then burst as they thawed. Texas insurers received more than half a million claims from Winter Storm Uri. Insured losses ran well above $10 billion, the state attributed 246 deaths to the storm, and by claim count it rivaled any catastrophe in Texas history.

Texas · 09-10

brownwoodnews.com

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Two Local Real Estate Agents Serving as Officers with Texas REALTORS

Two local real estate agents, Jackie Randle and Gina Jameson, have been selected as officers in the Texas REALTORS organization. The Texas REALTORS is a state-wide 145,000 member organization which “advocates for buyers, sellers, renters, real estate professionals, and the real estate industry.” The local Heartland Realtors organization issued the following statement:

Texas · 09-11

hoodline.com

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North Texas Foreclosures Climb 24%, But Experts Say Homeowners Still Hold the Cards

Foreclosure starts across the Dallas-Fort Worth area climbed about 24% from a year earlier, running well above the national increase of roughly 16%. Yet the metroplex is nowhere near the foreclosure levels seen during the Great Recession, and one housing data expert says the uptick, while worth watching, is not unprecedented.

Dallas, TX · 09-09

mySanAntonio.com

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Texas topples competitors as home to the largest rent declines in America

Savings await for Texas renters.

Texas · 09-07

Fredericksburg Standard

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Helping Ranch Owners Spend More Time Enjoying Their Land

While owning a ranch in the Texas Hill Country is a common dream, maintaining the property especially from a distance can easily become overwhelming. My Ranch Manager offers personalized ranch management services designed to ease this burden, allowing landowners to focus less on upkeep and more on enjoying their investment.

Texas · 09-09

yaleclimateconnections.org

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After a flood, some manufactured home residents sometimes have nowhere safe to rebuild

Last summer, torrential floods roared through central Texas, killing more than 100 people and displacing thousands of others. Many of the residents affected by the floods lived in mobile or manufactured homes. These homes are especially vulnerable to climate disasters like floods, in part because of where they’re located.

Texas · 09-07

Daily Mail

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Texas boomtowns surge as new report reveals fastest-growing US cities

The Texas housing boom is going strong, just not in Austin. Here's what realtors want you to know about to the state's hottest boomtowns.

Texas · 09-09

Yahoo!

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Texas Condo Owners Are Still Paying $800 in Monthly HOA Fees 5 Years After Fire Destroyed Units

More than five years after a fast-moving fire destroyed their condominiums, nearly a dozen Texas property owners are still paying hundreds of dollars in monthly HOA fees and special assessments on their uninhabitable units while rebuilding drags on. The blaze ignited in March 2021 at Bayfront Towers, a 75-unit complex...

Nassau Bay, TX · 09-09

keranews.org

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Foreclosure starts are rising in North Texas, but an expert says the housing market is still strong

Foreclosure starts in North Texas are running above the national average and rising faster than elsewhere the country, but experts say that one metric does not mean the region’s housing market is in trouble. Aaron Wagner, head of data science at data analytics firm ATTOM, joined NTX Now's Ron...

Dallas, TX · 09-08

FOX 26 Houston

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Texas law now allows more manufactured home

Texas · 09-09

bktoday.org

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Austin’s Waterline Ends Houston’s 40-Year Hold on Texas’ Tallest Building With a 1,025-Foot Tower Rising 23 Feet Above Jpmorgan Chase Tower

AUSTIN, TX — Austin now owns the title of Texas’ tallest building after completion of Waterline, a 74-story mixed-use tower in downtown Austin that reaches 1,025 feet. Developer and construction company DPR Construction say the project is finished and that the tower now stands 23 feet above Houston’s JPMorgan Chase Tower.

Austin, TX · 09-06

KETK / FOX51 News

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Ken Paxton omits rental income and mortgages from financial disclosures, obscuring his wealth

Texas · 09-08

rhscommoner.com

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Seven Low-Cost U.S. Retirement Towns From Illinois to Texas Offer Buyers Housing Markets Where High Mortgage Rates Matter Less

NEW YORK, NY — High mortgage rates and the rising cost of retirement are pushing more attention toward places where home prices stay manageable. MoneyLion points to seven towns and smaller cities where the math may be easier for buyers on fixed incomes, especially if they need to borrow instead of paying cash.

Texas · 09-07

realtynewsreport.com

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Massive Texas Retail Development Welcomes Tenants

DALLAS – (Realty News Report) – One of the largest new retail developments in Texas has welcomed new tenants including a Target, H-E-B, and the state’s first BJ’s Wholesale store. Dallas-based StreetLevel Investments provided a leasing update at Village at Gateway, a 152-acre mixed-use development in...

Dallas, TX · 09-04