Remote Work Is Changing How Some Buyers Search for Their Dream Homes The way Americans work has changed in recent years, and remote work is at the forefront of this shift. Experts say it’ll continue to be popular for years to come and project that 36.2 million Americans will be working remotely by 2025. To give you some…
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DID YOU KNOW? Gen Z Home Owners Ahead of Millennials (And Their Parents, Too) A new study of home buyers found that the Generation Z generation – the youngest eligible to buy a home – are pulling ahead of older generations regarding home ownership, buying more homes than their parents did when they were in…
Most homebuyers are moving south, survey finds
If you were considering a move and could take your pick of any state in the U.S. to move to, you’d probably choose Florida. If not there, you’d likely pick some other state in the Southeast, according to a new study by LendingTree, the parent company of MagnifyMoney. The financial services company, which allows homebuyers to compare…
Developers unveil plans for new 20-acre urban campus in downtown Dallas
Dallas-based development group Hoque Global has partnered up with Dallas-based KDC to unveil plans for an urban-style neighborhood totaling more than 20 acres, which could have the ability to attract a Silicon Valley-type corporate user to downtown Dallas. The development plan, which is being marketed as the “Dallas Smart District,” includes building Class A office,…
Many Dallas renters are eager to buy — but are they ready for the down payment?
Dallas is home to a lot of potential homebuyers, but many of them aren’t stashing away much money for a down payment, a new survey shows. According to the survey conducted by rental marketplace Zumper, 46 percent of Dallas renters who said they planned to purchase a home hadn’t saved at least $1,000 for a down payment. The…
Frisco hoping that planned 2,800-acre development will add much-needed residential options
A 2,800-acre ranch in Frisco that is owned by the estate of deceased businessman Bert Fields could soon become a new development. Dallas-based Woodbine Development Corp. said Tuesday that it is in the early stages of developing a master plan for long-term use. But there is no definitive direction for the site at this time, said…
How to Make a Difference in Your Homeowner Association
Homeowner associations were created to provide a governing body for residential developments to make decisions regarding upkeep, appearance and finances. These agencies are usually composed of residents of the community. Periodic meetings are held to ensure that members of the communities are informed of issues related to them. You can make sure you have an…
Financial Friday – September 29th, 2017
WEEKLY UPDATE Weekly Review This past week the stock market ended “mixed” with the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 indexes recording marginal gains while the NASDAQ Composite Index slipped modestly lower. Investors were wary of continued rhetorical threats between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un who boasted North Korea would test…
North Dallas suburb feels the love for its family-friendliness
For the third year in a row, Plano has nabbed itself a spot among the top 5 most family-friendly cities in America. WalletHub’s annual list regularly includes the Dallas suburb, and this year it climbed up one to land at No. 3. To compile this list, the personal finance website compared 41 key metrics — everything from housing…