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First-Time Homebuyer Share Down, Median Age Up
According to the national report by the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), first-time homebuyers now make up only 21 % of all buyers and their median age has climbed to 40 years old . While that’s national data, let’s look at how it applies to Texas and what the implications are for the Lone Star State. Texas Snapshot: What the Data Shows In Texas, the Texas REALTORS®’ 2024 Texas Homebuyers & Sellers Report noted that first-time buyers accounted for about 31 % of buy
monte1018
Nov 181 min read


Navigating the Dallas, Texas Real Estate Market: November 2025 Insights for Homebuyers
As the Dallas real estate market continues to attract attention nationwide, homebuyers are eager to understand what’s shaping the local housing landscape. Whether you’re buying a home in Dallas for the first time or planning to upgrade, this detailed September 2025 market report offers valuable insights to guide your decisions. Understanding the Dallas Housing Market in September 2025 Inventory & Supply The Dallas housing market currently reflects a 5.12-month supply of in
monte1018
Nov 42 min read


Bridge Loans: The Smart Way to Move Into Your Next Home
Are you ready to move into your next home but not quite ready to sell your current one? A bridge loan might be the perfect solution to help you transition smoothly from one property to the next—without the stress of double moves or constant showings. What Is a Bridge Loan? A bridge loan is a short-term financing option that lets you tap into the equity in your current home to help you buy your next one. Think of it as a “bridge” that connects the sale of your existing home
monte1018
Oct 282 min read


The Rising Cost of Property Insurance: A Growing Crisis
If you’re a homeowner or real estate investor, you’ve probably noticed something troubling—insurance premiums are skyrocketing. What used to be a manageable expense is now becoming a financial burden for many property owners across the U.S., especially here in Texas. In some cases, premiums are nearly tripling compared to last year. On top of that, certain insurance providers are pulling out of markets entirely due to the high number of claims, leaving fewer options and drivi
monte1018
Oct 171 min read
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