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Is the Texas Housing Market Still a Buyer’s Paradise in 2024?

Kent Ford
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With rising property values and high demand across the state, do you think Texas is still an affordable option for first-time homebuyers? What trends or areas are you seeing emerge as the new buyer hotspots?

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Ryan Konen
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Ryan Konen
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Texas is still appealing for first-time buyers, but affordability is getting tighter due to rising demand and property values. Emerging hotspots include suburban areas like San Antonio’s outskirts, Fort Worth suburbs, and cities like Temple and Waco. Stabilizing prices in cities like Austin may offer some opportunities, but competition for starter homes remains pretty strong. 

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