Texas

Despite dipping in June, Central Texas home sales were up in the first half of the year over the first six months of 2017, likely putting the region's housing market on track for another record year.

Dallas-Fort Worth has had some of the biggest home price increases in the country since the Great Recession.

Fewer Dallas-area homeowners are behind in their mortgage payments than at any time since the Great Recession.

Houston's real estate market had a banner June as buyers closed on more homes than any other month in history and at sales prices never before reached.

Healthier economic conditions, more effective underwriting methods and recovering hurricane-impacted states helped drive delinquency and foreclosure rates to their lowest level in over 10 years, according to CoreLogic.

Dallas-area home prices are up 7.8% from a year ago in the latest national comparison by CoreLogic.

Dallas has landed on the list of U.S. cities seeing the biggest increase in home purchase contracts this year.

The Dallas housing market gets top marks in a new consumer study by JPMorgan Chase.

Commerce Home Mortgage and its parent company, The Capital Corps, are acquiring LoanStar Home Loans as a move to expand access to capital throughout the Northwest and Texas.

Houston's luxury home sales remain sluggish even as oil prices are rebounding from the downturn, a new housing report shows.

The San Antonio-area housing market continued on its hot streak in May, with sales rising at a steady clip and the median sales price reaching its highest level ever.

North Texas home sales surged in May, setting new records.

Unemployment lows and increased home equity paved the way for the lowest mortgage delinquency rates seen in 11 years, according to CoreLogic.

Blame the decline in the oil and gas industry; many 2014 vintage deals have exposure to a number of multifamily and hotel properties in North Dakota and Texas, according to Fitch.

There are almost 7 million coastal homes facing more than $1.6 trillion in potential storm-surge reconstruction expenses this year, representing a 6.6% cost increase from last year's hurricane season.

Texas home sales and prices experienced strong growth during the first quarter of 2018, while housing inventory and active listings declined, according to the 2018-Q1 Texas Quarterly Housing Report.

Central Texas home sales and median home prices both climbed last month to the highest level of any April on record.

Dallas-Fort Worth home prices rose by only 6% in the first quarter.

Houston's housing market strengthened in April as buyers hunted for a limited number of moderately priced homes and, to a lesser extent, properties with seven-figure price tags.

The mortgage market continued to perform well in the first quarter as delinquencies declined annually for the 19th straight quarter, according to TransUnion.