Texas

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused home sales to fall this year in more than two-thirds of Dallas-area neighborhoods.

The City of Frisco has experienced a major population boom in the past few decades and has earned the title of fastest-growing city several times by the U.S. Census Bureau.

After a couple of months of steep double-digit declines, Central Texas home sales rebounded in June across the Austin area, the Austin Board of Realtors said.

The share of Dallas-Fort Worth area homeowners who are behind on their mortgage payments is spiking with the pandemic.

After steep declines in April and May, North Texas home sales rebounded in June. Area real estate agents sold 16% more single-family homes than in June of 2019.

The growing pandemic caused Texas home sales to drop to the lowest level in eight years in May.

Community associations have continued to take homeowners to court and initiate foreclosures during the economic crisis for delinquent dues

The number of clicks for Dallas-Fort Worth home searches is surging.

Home sales in the San Antonio area plunged 20% in May, the market's worst stretch since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.

After months of hiding out from the coronavirus, North Texas homebuyers are heading out to hunt for properties.

A $740 million jury verdict against Amrock was thrown out by a Texas appeals court that said tech firm HouseCanary failed to prove the big title insurer stole its trade secrets to build a competing real estate analysis tool.

Houston-area home closings surged last week for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

Dallas-area home prices are expected to decline for the first time since the Great Recession.

The Austin, Texas, area housing market had been on a 10-year roll before the coronavirus pandemic. Several market indicators nosedived as the effects began to be felt in the market in late March and continuing into April.

Cited the current capital markets and economic environment as the reasons for pulling out of the transaction.

Sales of new homes in the Houston area flattened in April as the coronavirus caused a pause in activity, according to a new homes sales report from HomesUSA.com.

Austin-area home sales declined sharply in April as the fuller impacts of the coronavirus pandemic and local shelter-in-place orders left their mark on the housing market, new figures from the Austin Board of Realtors show.

San Antonio's housing market is slowing down amid the coronavirus pandemic, but prices are still rising.

Sales of single-family homes plunged 19% in April, ending a nine-month string of year-over-year gains as Houston-area buyers and sellers hunkered down despite real estate transactions being considered an essential part of the economy.

Some real estate agents say there are signs the local housing market has started to rebound since late March, when efforts to reduce the spread of the virus led to stay-at-home orders in Austin and elsewhere.