housing market

Even though experts say inflation is cooling, it sure doesn’t feel like anything is getting cheaper – especially when it comes to housing.

NBC 5’s Alanna Quillen tells us details from a local nonprofit discussing inflation and the housing market.

Mitchell Parton with the Dallas Morning News tells NBC 5 what buyers should know about the housing market in Dallas-Fort Worth.

Through a public and private partnership, community leaders in Dallas are hoping new affordably priced homes will help people become homeowners.

Finding a home for under $300,000 in Dallas can be quite the challenge. Now, there’s a neighborhood doing just that. NBC 5’s Sophia Beausoleil explains it’s part of a larger project with a goal of bringing affordable housing to the area.

A new study shows affordable housing is harder to find in the city of Dallas.

Dallas was once known as an affordable place to buy and own a home compared with other places, but a new national study has Dallas rising among the least affordable cities. Ken Kalthoff reports.

Dallas home ownership affordability declined in a new study from RealtyHop.com.

To combat the soaring cost of owning or renting a home in Dallas, the City Council Housing Committee Monday heard a plan to spend as much as $400 million public dollars to attract and build affordable housing. 

Dallas city leaders are considering a $400 million investment of public money to support affordable housing construction of more than 100,000 new units over 10 years.

The housing market slowed down due to rising mortgage rates last year, but North Texas is staying strong.

Would-be home buyers in holding pattern, plus your spring break weather forecast

People looking to buy homes in North Texas may need to wait longer than planned if they’re hoping for a cooler housing market, an economist says.

In the last several months, interest rates have reached the highest they’ve been in decades. And, with inflation holding steady, some would-be buyers find themselves in a holding pattern yet again.

NBC 5 talks to two, local realtors about the North Texas housing market and the reason why its still one of the top places in the country to own real estate.

Lacie and Lorne Washington rushed to downsize drastically to move out of their apartment before their rent jumped 20 percent over the summer. The couple also shared their journey on social media.

More than four months in, the family is finding that less is more.

North Texans looking to buy or sell a home are having to navigate a cooling housing market paired with the recent Federal Reserve interest rate increase.

North Texas realtor shares tips on navigating a cooling market on the heels of another interest rate hike.

Many sellers across North Texas are selling homes at or below list price, making price reductions, offering incentives to buyers and making contract compromises that would have been rare before the market cooled down.