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Updated about 8 years ago on . Most recent reply

Dallas market 10-14% overvalued -Wall Street
I have been feeling the same thing about the Dallas market for the last two years. We are due a correction. The real question is when, how deep and how long?
The 1% rule has a corollary.
If average market rents in an area are a 'figure' say $1500pm then the average house price should be around $150000 aka 1% rule.
So, if sustainable rents are $1650 in your area then a house selling at $200k is over priced. Yet it is happening all over the metroplex.
http://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2017/02/22/d-fw-home-prices-raise-red-flag-analysts
Patience little cricket.