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Own a rental property and need it to lease now? This is how to make a rental home lease fast and get a new tenant in there quickly.
The market is in a shift, which has many home sellers worrying about what will happen. But do not fret too much, the Dallas-Fort Worth housing market remains strong.
It is paramount to have the absolute best photos taken of your home when listing in today’s market.
According to a recent report by CoStar, Dallas-Fort Worth remains the top spot for investors in the country. Leading the charge is Multifamily, followed by industrial real estate, office and then retail.
The Fed raised interest rates another 75 basis points Wednesday, July 27 (three quarters of a percentage point). Ironically, however, mortgage rates fell to 5.59 percent this week, down from the average of 5.76 percent they were last week, according to latest reports by Bankrate.
Best Tips from Expert Real Estate Agents on how to win the offer in a Seller’s Market to secure your dream home.
It’s time for a Commercial Market Update, and there is quite a lot to talk about. The market is shifting right now. There’s some relief for some buyers coming from it looks like, but not all sectors are shifting right now. Let me be clear on that. I want to talk through the different sectors of multi-family, industrial, retail and office and let you in on more about what’s going on in each of these areas in the the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex right now.
Founder and Managing Director of M&D Real Estate, Danny Perez, has put together a phenomenal housing market update for you during this time of major changes in the real estate market. He sums up what’s happening right now with one word, relief. That’s what buyers are getting right now. So let’s dive in!
The median rent in the 50 largest US metropolitan areas reached a new record high in April 2022 of $1,827 dollars per month. Rent prices continue to rise across the nation, and locally, as demand soars amidst rising home prices and mortgage rates and booming population growth in the DFW area.
You are ready to buy or sell your home in or around the Rockwall, TX area, but first, you need a real estate agent. And you want a good one. You want to make sure you get a knowledgeable professional to help you buy or sell your home and not just a run of the mill real estate agent, right?
When searching for a new home, especially in an area you are unfamiliar with, it is difficult to know which neighborhoods would be the best fit for you are your family. Here are some great neighborhoods in the Rockwall area that offer different amenities and activities for its residents.
With 67 million square feet of space underway in the Logistics, Specialized Industrial and Flex Markets, DFW is currently leading the nation in industrial construction activity, according to a new market insight report out by CoStar.
Since January 2022, the number of new home listings coming to the market has increased by an astounding 83 percent across North Texas, which is even 18 percent higher than the national increase.
As a commercial property owner, investor or a business owner, you are potentially about to take a huge leap into the unknown. Before you do, it is important to get a good commercial real estate professional on your side who can navigate the way and the best deal possible for you. There are a few key traits we have identified that are the most important when choosing the right broker.
Investing in a rental property in the Dallas real estate market can mean great returns in both the medium and long-term. Investors are choosing the DFW market again and again for multiple reasons. Investors also stand to gain the most from utilizing good commercial property management services.
Corporations looking to expand or relocate to the Dallas-Fort Worth area looking for great office space now have an opportunity to lease a professional office building at Sanden International in Wylie, Texas, a 40,000 square foot space offering a beautiful reception area, open floor plans for cubicles, many private offices, conference rooms, as well as a secure, fenced-in area with private security guard.
The Dallas-Fort Worth labor market is booming, along with the massive population growth seen by the region. Between 2019 and 2021, Dallas-Fort Worth added 59,000 workers in professional and business services, a gain of 8.9 percent, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Problem tenants? Damage to your home? If you have ever managed your own property, you have most likely encountered these scenarios and seen the more challenging side of owning a rental home and managing tenants. After using M&D, we hear from clients over and over that they would never manage their own property again!
Construction is underway on a brand new, rental community in Terrell, Texas, which will consist of almost 300, three- and four-bedroom, single-family homes.
Did you know that a whopping 36 percent of home sellers cry during the home selling process? According to a study by Zillow, you are certainly not alone if you have found yourself stressing over everything from whether your home will sell during your specified timeframe to moving because of a big life event, getting the price you want, or even about the lack of control with the overall selling process.
The state of the real estate market nationally and in DFW has been hotter than ever of late. Price appreciation skyrocketed the past two years leading to record home prices throughout DFW, lines going around the block for open houses and families and individuals forced into intense bidding wars in order to secure a home.
If you’re looking to sell your home, you may be wondering if it’s worthwhile to invest in renovations that you will not be able to enjoy? Why dump more money, time, and energy into a property you will no longer be living in? You may be surprised to hear that the vast majority of sellers invest in home improvements before listing their property.
According to CoStar news and the chief economist of a prominent real estate trade group, commercial property demand will continue to thrive despite rising interest rates, inflation and other challenges affecting today’s economy. Retail is turning positive, and hospitality is beginning to recover from the pandemic. The Industrial and Multi-Family sectors continue to see growth. All rents are beginning to rise across every sector, and commercial real estate is overall, holding up.
We have, as always, a lot to update you on in the residential and commercial real estate markets in our area. Probably more today in this crazy market than ever before. As such, our Founder & Managing Director has put together a telling and insightful market report for you about what’s happening, what to expect and where you opportunities lie in the Dallas-Fort Worth Residential and Commercial Real Estate Markets today. There is a lot of good information we are going to pass on to you, from meetings we have attended, what we see happening in the market each day and more than we cannot wait to let you in on. So we have a lot to cover today.
This year, the annual U.S. inflation hit its highest rate since 1981 and investors do not foresee it coming down anytime in the near future. These past few years have brought their fair share of difficulties in what seems to be a nonstop slew of world altering events, such as Covid-19 and more recent conflicts in Ukraine. With the supply chain continuing to be affected, and sanctions putting pressure on the oil and wheat industries, these events have caused prices to keep rising. In the face of such adversity, can commercial real estate be an asset to invest in additional income? It depends…
Interest rates came way down in 2020, but started back on the rise last year and continue to increase. Buyers flooded the market due to historically low interest rates – rates unseen in nearly half a century. But starting in 2021, rates began rising slowly again due to inflation. Rates are expected to continue to rise, according to experts. Buyers are still looking right now, but some of that demand may soon fall off as the year wears on, making selling sooner potentially a better bet than selling later.
Setting the right price on your home when selling is imperative. You don’t want to leave money on the table, but you also do not want to price your home too high to where it sits and gets zero interest. Here’s is what can happen in both scenarios when you do not have an agent at your side that can advise you on the “sweet spot” for selling your home.
If you’ve been looking to make a move to DFW recently, you’ve likely started to develop some frustrations. With property inventory at record lows, it can be difficult to find yourself a home. Especially at a price you might hope for and be willing to pay.
Even through COVID and other challenging factors and times, Dallas-Fort Worth has remained a leader in population growth and will likely remain on this historical path looking into the foreseeable future. This growth has been majorly reflected within both commercial and residential real estate markets in recent times. Demand for properties is on the rise, and that does not appear to be changing anytime soon.
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