Texas Realtors releases report chronicling the real estate market’s growth over the past decade.

The Highlands is Caldwell Home’s newest master-planned community coming soon to Montgomery County, will feature 4,000 homes from award-winning builders and with amenities for a highly active lifestyle.

The company is currently starting to build in Dallas and will soon break ground on two more developments in the city, as well as others in Austin and Houston in the near future.

The new executive joins RentPath from ParkMobile, which provides an app to help drivers pay for metered parking remotely.

With the increased number of professionals working remotely, today’s homebuyers are putting less of a premium on commute time and more on affordability.

The new community, deemed Evergreen, will span 740 acres and eventually accommodate 2,000 homes. The builder has dedicated 100 acres of the community to natural areas and green spaces, including an amenitized creek. 

HBJ honored dozens of real estate teams and agents who came up on top in sales volumes and transactions over the past year.

The Houston market saw its 13th consecutive month of sales growth, although the pace slowed. 

The competitive homebuying market showed signs of loosening up last month as bidding wars dropped from May despite being higher than they were a year ago. 

There’s a new boutique master-planned community coming to town! Potential buyers can join a waitlist to secure first dibs on a new home, priced from the low $300,000s. 

The Enclave at Cypress Park Apartments and Paramount Apartments will be combined and rebranded as The Place at Barker Cypress. 

It could take Houston-area renters more than seven years to save for a down payment in today’s market.

The most expensive home sold for $5,950,000 in River Oaks by Walter Bering.

U.S. Army Staff Sergeant Stephen Netzley and his daughter will receive the keys to their brand new mortgage-free Perry home in the master-planned community of Bridgeland this Friday, July 9. 

Houston rents jumped 4.3% year over year in May.

Housing markets across the country saw new listings growth in June, as the median list price hit yet another all-time high, and Houston was no exception.