Dallas Real Estate

Lennar's own land bank spinoff bought hundreds of finished Lennar homes in about a month, then listed many for rent. Here's what actually happened, what's still only alleged, and the questions Texas buyers in DFW and Houston new home communities should ask before signing a builder contract.

Dallas "We Buy Ugly Houses" Fraud Case: What Texas Real Estate Investors Must Verify Before Funding a Deal A major Dallas real estate investment fraud case should get the attention of anyone who lends private money, invests in flips, joins joint ventures, or puts capital into real estate deals. On September 23, 2026, U.S. District Judge Brantley Starr sentenced Charles Carrier, 67, to 188 months in...

At 6.67% on a resale, renting wins in both Houston and Dallas. At 2.99% on new construction with the same 3.5% down, buying wins by year four. Same buyer, same cash to close — here's the full math, plus the eight items of fine print that decide which one is real for you.

Dallas-Fort Worth has ancient faults, a history of earthquake activity, and expansive clay soils that can affect home foundations. This guide explains the geology, the biggest foundation risks, and what North Texas buyers should inspect before purchasing.

Own a primary residence in Collin County? This 2026 guide explains how to file your homestead exemption through Collin Central Appraisal District and what you need before submitting.

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...

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.

When most people think about buying a home, they focus on two numbers: The purchase price The monthly mortgage payment While those are certainly important, they're only part of the financial picture. Many first-time buyers are surprised to learn there are several additional expenses involved before, during, and after closing. Planning for these costs can help you avoid unnecessary stress and...

Buying a home is one of the largest financial decisions most people will ever make. Whether you're purchasing your very first home in Dallas, relocating to Houston, upgrading in Frisco, investing in Austin, or retiring in San Antonio, the process can feel overwhelming without the right guidance.The internet is filled with articles about buying a home, but many leave out the practical realities of...

The Dallas-Fort Worth area has one of the largest and most diverse new-construction markets in Texas. Buyers can find everything from affordable starter homes and low-maintenance townhomes to luxury residences and fully customized estates. Hundreds of residential builders and contractors operate throughout North Texas. NewHomeSource currently identifies more than 280 builders in the broader Dallas market,...