Dallas vs. Houston food compared: Michelin restaurants, steakhouses, BBQ, cheap eats, neighborhoods and which Texas city has the better food scene.

Compare Dallas and Houston cycling with exact trail connections, beginner routes, current closures, transit access, bike-friendly neighborhoods, and relocation tips.

Texas’s 2 largest metropolitan areas sit approximately 240 miles apart along I-45. Both attract new residents with strong job markets, diverse communities, major airports, growing suburbs and the financial advantage of living in a state without an individual income tax. However, the monthly math is different enough to change what kind of home you can afford and what it will cost to own it. Here is...

Houston homeowners could save more than $2,000 annually by filing a free homestead exemption. Learn how to apply with HCAD, what documents you need and what to do if you missed the deadline.

Dallas County homeowners could save thousands of dollars annually by filing a free homestead exemption. Learn how to apply with DCAD, what documents you need and what to do if you missed the deadline.

How much should a seller negotiate after a home inspection? Learn which repairs matter, when to offer a credit, when to push back, and how Texas sellers can protect their net proceeds.

Celina ISD projects more than 30,000 new homes over its long-range growth period. Learn what Celina's rapid expansion could mean for North Texas homebuyers, homeowners, new construction and real estate.

Compare the major types of mortgage loans available to Texas homebuyers, including conventional, FHA, VA, USDA, jumbo, fixed-rate, ARM, first-time buyer and down payment assistance options.

Texas homeowners can explore a special Vivint home security offer through Kory White Real Estate Group, including a Doorbell Camera Pro, installation, activation and 1 month of monitoring, subject to terms.

Buying your first home in Texas can feel like a major financial hurdle, especially when you start adding up the down payment, closing costs, property taxes, insurance, inspections, and other expenses associated with purchasing a home. But here's something many first-time buyers don't realize: You may not need 20% down to buy a home in Texas. Qualified Texas buyers may have access to mortgage...