Dallas housing market: Prices | Trends | November 2022
Housing Report for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington Metropolitan Statistical Area – November 2022
Single-Family Homes SUMMARY
Sales volume for single-family homes decreased 29.8% YoY from 8,308 to 5,832 transactions.
Year-to-date sales reached a total of 83,664 closed listings.
Dollar volume dipped from $3.59 billion to $2.84 billion.
The average sales price rose 12.57% YoY from $432,209 to $486,558,
The average price per square foot subsequently rose from $184.64 to $203.63.
The median price rose 9.72% YoY from $360,000 to $395,000,
The median price per square foot also rose from $176.62 to $193.50.
Months inventory for single-family homes rose from 1.0 to 2.5 months supply
Days to sell rose from 62 to 79.
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(Days to Sell = Days on Market + Days to Close)
(YoY – Year-over-Year is a calculation commonly used in economics or financial data to show how information from one time period compares to the year prior.)
Dallas-Fort Worth Housing Report November 2022 (single family homes residential)
Nov 2022 | YoY %
Home Sales: 5,832 | -29.80%
Dollar Volume: $2,837,604,407 | -20.98%
Median Close Price: $395,000 | 9.72%
New Listings: 7,221 | -2.72%
Active Listings: 19,016 | 131.96%
Months Inventory: 2.5 | 158.12%
Days to Sell: 79 | 27.42%
Average Price PSF: $203.63 | 10.29%
Median Price PSF: $193.50 | 9.56%
Median Square Feet: 2,099 | 0.72%
Close to Original List Price: 94.72% | -6.05%
COLLIN COUNTY HOUSING REPORT – November 2022
Nov 2022 | YoY %
New Listings: 1,168 | + 6.3%
Average Sales Price: $573,124 | + 14.0%
Median Sales Price: $495,000 | + 10.0%
Days on Market Until Sale: 43 | + 72.0%
Months Supply of Inventory: 2.5 | + 200.0%
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Prosper, TX is located in Collin County Texas and is part of Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area.
About the data used in this report
Data used in Dallas-Fort Worth- Arlington report come from Texas Realtor® Data Relevance Project, a partnership between the Texas Association of Realtors® and local Realtor® associations throughout the state. The analysis is provided through a research agreement with the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University
Data used in Collin County report come from North Texas Real Estate Information Services, Inc.
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Dallas housing market: Prices | Trends | October 2022
Housing Report for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington Metropolitan Statistical Area – October 2022
Single-Family Homes SUMMARY
Sales volume for single-family homes decreased 21.99% YoY from 8,571 to 6,686 transactions.
Year-to-date sales reached a total of 77,845 closed listings.
Dollar volume dipped from $3.7 billion to $3.22 billion.
The average sales price rose 11.67% YoY from $431,456 to $481,787
The average price per square foot subsequently rose from $182.61 to $205.43.
The Median price rose 11.11% YoY from $360,000 to $400,000,
The median price per square foot also rose from $174.23 to $195.10.
Months inventory for single-family homes rose from 1.1 to 2.5 months supply
Days to sell rose from 59 to 71.
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(Days to Sell = Days on Market + Days to Close)
(YoY – Year-over-Year is a calculation commonly used in economics or financial data to show how information from one time period compares to the year prior. )
Dallas-Fort Worth Housing Report October 2022 (single family homes residential)
Oct 2022 | YoY %
Home Sales: 6,686 | -21.99%
Dollar Volume: $3,221,227,655 | -12.89%
Median Close Price: $400,000 | 11.11%
New Listings: 8,808 | -1.63%
Active Listings: 19,529 | 98.69%
Months Inventory: 2.5 | 114.98%
Days to Sell: 71 | 20.34%
Average Price PSF: $205.43 | 12.50%
Median Price PSF: $195.10 | 11.98%
Median Square Feet: 2,087 | -0.95%
Close to Original List Price: 95.79% | -4.85%
COLLIN COUNTY HOUSING REPORT – October 2022
Oct 2022 | YoY %
New Listings: 1,426 | + 1.3%
Average Sales Price: $557,164 | + 9.6%
Median Sales Price: $499,500 | + 12.3%
Days on Market Until Sale: 36 | + 63.6%
Months Supply of Inventory: 2.5 | + 200.0%
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About the data used in this report
Data used in Dallas-Fort Worth- Arlington report come from Texas Realtor® Data Relevance Project, a partnership between the Texas Association of Realtors® and local Realtor® associations throughout the state. The analysis is provided through a research agreement with the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University
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Dallas housing market: Prices | Trends | September 2022
Housing Report for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington Metropolitan Statistical Area – September 2022
Single-Family Homes SUMMARY
Sales volume for single-family homes decreased 16.42% YoY from 9,301 to 7,774 transactions.
Year-to-date sales reached a total of 71,148 closed listings.
Dollar volume dipped from $4.06 billion to $3.74 billion.
The average sales price rose 10.35% YoY from $436,208 to $481,354.
The average price per square foot subsequently rose from $182.85 to $206.02.
Median price rose 12.38% YoY from $357,500 to $401,754.
The median price per square foot also rose from $173.32 to $198.40.
Months inventory for single-family homes rose from 1.2 to 2.4 months supply.
Days to sell rose from 56 to 66.
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(Days to Sell = Days on Market + Days to Close)
(YoY – Year-over-Year is a calculation commonly used in economics or financial data to show how information from one time period compares to the year prior.)
Dallas-Fort Worth Housing Report September 2022 (single family homes residential)
September 2022 | YoY %
Home Sales: 7,774 | -16.42%
Dollar Volume: $3,742,046,586 | -7.77%
Median Close Price: $401,754 | 12.38%
New Listings: 10,001 | 3.68%
Active Listings: 19,217 | 80.70%
Months Inventory: 2.4 | 93.82%
Days to Sell: 66 | 17.86%
Average Price PSF: $206.02 | 12.67%
Median Price PSF: $198.40 | 14.47%
Median Square Feet: 2,087 | -1.09%
Close to Original List Price: 96.44% | -4.47%
COLLIN COUNTY HOUSING REPORT – September 2022
September 2022 | YoY %
New Listings: 1,591 | + 0.1%
Average Sales Price: $584,889 | + 16.7%
Median Sales Price: $515,250 | + 18.9%
Days on Market Until Sale: 32 | + 77.8%
Months Supply of Inventory: 2.5 | + 200.0%
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About the data used in this report
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Housing Report for Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington Metropolitan Statistical Area – August 2022
Single-Family Homes SUMMARY
Sales volume for single-family homes decreased 9.63% YoY from 9,696 to 8,762 transactions.
Year-to-date sales reached a total of 63,364 closed listings.
Dollar volume rose from $4.25 billion to $4.38 billion.
The average sales price rose 14.02% YoY from $437,968 to $499,380, while the average price per square foot subsequently rose from $181.10 to $211.41.
Median price rose 14.73% YoY from $360,000 to $413,025,
The median price per square foot also rose from $172.20 to $200.68.
Months inventory for single-family homes rose from 1.2 to 2.3 months supply.
Days to sell rose from 52 to 58.
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(Days to Sell = Days on Market + Days to Close)
(YoY – Year-over-Year is a calculation commonly used in economics or financial data to show how information from one time period compares to the year prior.)
Dallas-Fort Worth Housing Report August 2022 (single family homes residential)
Aug 2022 | YoY %
Home Sales: 8,762 | -9.63%
Dollar Volume: $4,375,570,982 | 3.04%
Median Close Price: $413,025 | 14.73%
New Listings: 10,691 | 2.16%
Active Listings: 18,448 | 69.56%
Months Inventory: 2.3 | 80.17%
Days to Sell: 58 | 11.54%
Average Price PSF: $211.41 | 16.74%
Median Price PSF: $200.68 | 16.54%
Median Square Feet: 2,101 | -0.94%
Close to Original List Price: 98.12% | -4.04%
COLLIN COUNTY HOUSING REPORT – August 2022
Aug 2022 | YoY %
New Listings: 1,726 | – 0.9%
Average Sales Price: $609,430 | + 19.1%
Median Sales Price: $525,000 | + 19.3%
Days on Market Until Sale: 23 | + 64.3%
Months Supply of Inventory: 2.4 | + 100.0%
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6 Reasons Why You Need A Realtor® To Buy A Home in Dallas Texas
6 Reasons Why You Need A Realtor® To Buy A Home In The Dallas Area
You’ve decided you’re ready to buy a home. Congratulations! This is a huge milestone. It’s likely one of the biggest purchases you will ever make.
You might be thinking, do I really need to hire a Realtor® when buying a home? Can’t I just go to an open house and figure it out myself?
The answer is YES, you definitely need a Realtor®. Hiring a professional will save you time, money, and hassle in the long run.
When buying a home don’t do it alone!
Most people think they can handle the home buying process on their own, but that’s simply not the case. There’s a lot more to buying a home than just finding the perfect property. You also need to deal with financing, inspections, contracts, and much more. And unless you’re an expert in all of those things, you’re going to need some help. That’s where a Realtor® comes in.
Who is a Realtor®?
A Realtor®, or a member of the National Association of Realtors®, is a real estate professional who has taken extra steps to ensure they are ethical and knowledgeable in all aspects of the homebuying process. When you work with a Realtor®, you can rest assured that you’re working with someone who has your best interests at heart and will help you every step of the way.
The Benefits of Working With A Realtor® When Buying a Home
There are many benefits to working with a Realtor®, but here are just 6 reasons why:
1. Homebuyers Representation. A Realtor® will represent your best interests!
As a homebuyer, you need someone in your corner who knows the ins and outs of the home buying process and can help you navigate through all the challenges that come with it. That’s why having a Realtor® represent you is so important. A Realtor® can help you understand all the complexities involved in buying a home and guide you through the entire process, from start to finish. And, when you’re ready to buy a home in Dallas, there’s no one better to have on your side than a knowledgeable and experienced Dallas Realtor®. Remember, home sellers are represented by a real estate agent 99.9% of the time. Why would you want to buy a home without representation? If you do it by yourself you’re outnumbered and outgunned. You need someone on your side who knows the market, knows the players, and most importantly, has your back.
2. A Realtor® Has Access To More Listings
While you can find homes for sale online, not all of them will be listed on public websites. Some sellers list their homes with real estate agents before they list them online. This means that a Realtor® will have access to listings that you may not be able to find on your own.
3. A Realtor® Can Help With The Financing Process
The financing process for buying a home can be confusing and overwhelming, especially if it’s your first time going through it. Fortunately, your real estate agent can help make sense of it all and guide you through the process step-by-step.
4. A Realtor® Knows The Local Market Inside And Out
If you are moving to a new city or just buying your first home, it’s helpful to have an expert who knows the local market inside and out. A real estate agent can tell you about different neighborhoods, school districts, commute times, etc. so that you can find the perfect home in the perfect location for YOU!
5. A Realtor® Can Offer Useful Advice Throughout The Home Buying Process
Buying a home is a complicated process with a lot of steps, deadlines, and paperwork. It can be helpful to have someone on your side who has been through it before and knows what to expect. Your buyer’s agent can offer advice and answer any questions you may have throughout the process.
6. A Realtor® will save your time
Last but not least, working with a Realtor® will save you precious time because they will do all the legwork for you. They will set up showings, compile listings, follow up with sellers/agents, fill out paperwork, you name it! This way, you can focus on other things while they handle everything related to buying your new home.
If you’re thinking about buying a home in Dallas, then you need to find yourself a good Realtor®!
A Realtor® will provide expert guidance throughout the entire process so that your experience is as smooth and stress-free as possible, and who doesn’t want that? Not only that but having a knowledgeable professional by your side will give you an invaluable advantage when it comes time to negotiate terms and close on your dream home. So what are you waiting for? Contact your Dallas Realtor® today!
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With a dedicated Realtor by your side, the home-buying process becomes a breeze. Say goodbye to stress, and let me handle all the intricate details on your behalf.
Getting the guidance you need is as simple as filling out a brief questionnaire on my Homebuyers contact form. From there, I’ll take care of everything, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free journey towards finding your dream home.
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For many, buying a home for the first time can seem like a daunting task. Rest assured, it doesn’t have to be, and I’ve got you covered! Being a confident home buyer starts by understanding the simple basics and increasing your awareness of what to expect during the home buying process. Once you become an informed first-time homebuyer, you will reduce your stress, increase your confidence, and be one step closer to owning your first home.
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The Buyer’s Agent Duty
READ: Texas Real Estate Commission Information About Brokerage Services
AS AGENT FOR BUYER/TENANT: The broker becomes the buyer/tenant’s agent by agreeing to represent the buyer, usually through a
written representation agreement. A buyer’s agent must perform the broker’s minimum duties above and must inform the buyer of any
material information about the property or transaction known by the agent, including information disclosed to the agent by the seller or
seller’s agent.
A BROKER’S MINIMUM DUTIES REQUIRED BY LAW (A client is the person or party that the broker represents):
– Put the interests of the client above all others, including the broker’s own interests;
– Inform the client of any material information about the property or transaction received by the broker;
– Answer the client’s questions and present any offer to or counter–offer from the client; and
– Treat all parties to a real estate transaction honestly and fairly.
Home Buyer Experience Testimonial on Closing day
First Time Home Buyer Grants and Programs in Texas
There are a number of first-time home buyer grants and programs available in Texas
Buying a home for the first time is an incredibly exciting milestone, but it can also be quite daunting. There are so many things to consider, from budgeting and financing to finding the perfect home. And if you’re looking to buy a home in Texas, there are some additional things to keep in mind. Read my article: A Practical Guide for First-Time Home Buyers in Dallas: 10 Things to Do Before Buying a Home to Avoid Costly Mistakes
The Lone Star State is a great place to buy your first home. From big cities like Dallas to famous suburbs like Frisco, TX or Prosper, TX to more rural areas, Texas has something for everyone.
Luckily, there are a number of first-time home buyer grants and programs available to help ease the financial burden. With these programs, you may be able to buy your first home with little or no money down.
In Texas, there are a number of down payment assistance programs available through both state and local organizations.
In this blog post, I’ll go over some of the most popular grants and programs available to first-time buyers in Texas.
Below are the different first time home buyer grants and programs available in Texas that can help you with your down payment. Choose the option that best suits your needs and start enjoying all the benefits of homeownership today!
NOTE! Check the requirements of each individual program to see if you qualify. These programs can provide anywhere from a few hundred dollars to several thousand dollars towards a down payment, depending on the program and the buyer’s financial situation.
The Texas State Affordable Housing Corporation (TSAHC) provides a variety of affordable housing programs aimed at:
- Helping affordable housing developers build better housing for working families
- Helping homebuyers achieve the American dream of homeownership
- Helping homeowners sustain homeownership and improve their financial situation
Homes for Texas Heroes Program – The Homes for Texas Heroes Home Loan Program provides home buyer assistance specifically to teachers, police officers, firefighters and EMS personnel, corrections officers, and veterans.
Visit https://www.tsahc.org/homebuyers-renters/homes-for-texas-heroes-program for details
Home Sweet Texas Home Loan Program – The Homes Sweet Texas Home Loan Program is available for Texas home buyers with low and moderate incomes.
Visit https://www.tsahc.org/homebuyers-renters/home-sweet-texas-home-loan-program for details
The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) is the state agency responsible for affordable housing, community and energy assistance programs, colonia activities, and regulation of the state’s manufactured housing industry.
- Available to eligible home buyers from all professions
- For eligible first time home buyers and veterans
- Down payment assistance and closing cost assistance up to 5% of the mortgage loan
- Combine with the Department’s Texas Mortgage Credit Certificate Program for maximum benefits!
- The Texas Mortgage Credit Certificate offers a dollar-for-dollar reduction on a homebuyer’s federal tax liability
To learn more, visit My First Texas Home page.
- Available to eligible home buyers from all professions
- For any qualifying home buyer
- Down payment assistance and closing cost assistance up to 5% of the mortgage loan
To learn more, visit My Choice Texas Home page.
Texas MCCMortgage Credit Certificate (MCC)
Available to Veterans and First Time Homebuyers with a first mortgage through the program, and as a stand-alone option. This certificate entitles you to a dollar-for-dollar reduction on your federal tax liability. No minimum credit score requirement with the stand-alone option. Supplies are limited, so act fast.
To learn more, visit Texas MCCMortgage Credit Certificate (MCC) page
The Texas Veterans Land Board (VLB) provides low-interest loans to Veterans and Military Members in Texas.
VLB Veterans Land Loan Program
The VLB Veterans Land Loan Program is the only one of its kind in the nation—giving Texas Veterans and Military Members the opportunity to borrow money to purchase land at favorable interest rates and terms while only requiring a minimum 5% down payment.
To learn more, visit VLB Veterans Land Loan Program page.
Veterans Housing Assistance Program (Home Loans)
In 1983, the Legislature created the VLB Veterans Housing Assistance Program to assist Texas Veterans and Military Members in purchasing a home.
Through this program, eligible Texas Veterans and Military Members have an opportunity to purchase a home with an unbeatable, low-interest loan with little or no money down.
To learn more, visit Veterans Housing Assistance Program (Home Loans) page.
The City of Frisco currently offers a Down Payment Assistance Program for families employed by the city of Frisco.
The City of Frisco Down Payment Assistance Program
The City of Frisco currently offers a Down Payment Assistance Program designed to help low and moderate income families employed by the city of Frisco or the Frisco Independent School District to purchase a home in the city of Frisco.
Families with at least one adult working full-time for the city of Frisco or Frisco ISD for at least 6 months may be assisted in purchasing a home in Frisco. The program provides forgivable loans of up to $10,000 to qualified home buyers for the purpose of down payment and closing cost assistance.
Eligible households must be first time home buyers (with some exceptions). Income and purchase price limits vary by family size. The combined household income of all adults may not exceed $131,989 and the maximum sale price is $395,600 in order to be eligible for the program.
The Down Payment Assistance Program can be used with other first time home buyer programs to help make home ownership possible for almost everyone.
To learn more, visit The City of Frisco Down Payment Assistance Program page.
Purchasing your first home is an exciting time, but it’s also important to do your research and be prepared financially. Thankfully, there are numerous grants and programs available to assist first-time buyers with everything from their down payments to real estate agent commissions. If you’re looking to buy your first house in Texas, be sure to take advantage of these helpful resources!
Are you ready to experience the joy of homeownership in the vibrant Dallas-Fort Worth area?
Whether you’re in search of an existing home or a brand-new construction, rest assured that I’m here to assist you every step of the way.
With a dedicated Realtor by your side, the home-buying process becomes a breeze. Say goodbye to stress, and let me handle all the intricate details on your behalf.
Getting the guidance you need is as simple as filling out a brief questionnaire on my Homebuyers contact form. From there, I’ll take care of everything, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free journey towards finding your dream home.
Check out my other articles for more helpful information about the home-buying process.
For many, buying a home for the first time can seem like a daunting task. Rest assured, it doesn’t have to be, and I’ve got you covered! Being a confident home buyer starts by understanding the simple basics and increasing your awareness of what to expect during the home buying process. Once you become an informed first-time homebuyer, you will reduce your stress, increase your confidence, and be one step closer to owning your first home.
Get your home buying jump-start right now by checking out my other articles linked below.
– The Process Of Buying A House in Dallas Texas
– How Long Does It Take To Buy A House in Dallas?
– Professionals You Deal with When Buying a House
– 6 Reasons Why You Need A Realtor® To Buy A Home In The Dallas Area
– Pre-qualified vs Pre-approved
– What Documents Do You Need To Apply For A Mortgage?
– Do’s and Don’ts After Applying for a Mortgage
– What Happens Next After You Sign a Home Purchase Contract?
– Closing on a Home in Dallas Texas – What to Expect and How it Works. Step-by-Step Guide
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The Buyer’s Agent Duty
READ: Texas Real Estate Commission Information About Brokerage Services
AS AGENT FOR BUYER/TENANT: The broker becomes the buyer/tenant’s agent by agreeing to represent the buyer, usually through a
written representation agreement. A buyer’s agent must perform the broker’s minimum duties above and must inform the buyer of any
material information about the property or transaction known by the agent, including information disclosed to the agent by the seller or
seller’s agent.
A BROKER’S MINIMUM DUTIES REQUIRED BY LAW (A client is the person or party that the broker represents):
– Put the interests of the client above all others, including the broker’s own interests;
– Inform the client of any material information about the property or transaction received by the broker;
– Answer the client’s questions and present any offer to or counter–offer from the client; and
– Treat all parties to a real estate transaction honestly and fairly.
Home Buyer Experience Testimonial on Closing day
10 Essentials That First-Time Homebuyers Need When Moving Into A New Home
If you’re a first-time homebuyer, congratulations on your new home!
Now that you’re a property owner, there are a few things you’ll need to take into account .
In this article you will find some tips and tricks to help you get started.
When you first move into your new home, you’re excited to start furnishing it and making it your own.
After all, moving into your first home is an exciting milestone!
Before you start unpacking, there are a few essentials that you’ll need to make your transition as smooth as possible.
Here are 10 essentials that every first-time homebuyers need when moving into a new home(in no particular order).
1. A fire extinguisher
First time homebuyers need to be aware of the importance of fire extinguishers when moving into a new home. Safety is always the number one priority, so make sure you have a fire extinguisher in key areas of the house, especially the kitchen where most fires start. It is also important to have them on every floor of your home in case of emergency.
Make sure you have enough extinguishers for your house size – the bigger the house, the more extinguishers you’ll need.
Pictured in the photo Kitchen in a New Construction Custom Home in Lucas, Texas
2. Cleaning supplies.
Even though your new home is supposed to be clean, there will undoubtedly be remnants from the previous owners (if it is a pre-owned home) or construction crews (if it’s a new construction home). Be prepared to clean and disinfect as you move in.
Make sure you have plenty of disinfectant wipes on hand, as well as a paint remover, to clean up any paint spills.
3. Power strips and Extension cords.
Extension cords are a must-have in any new home, but don’t forget about power strips too. You’ll need them to plug in all of your devices and appliances.
When shopping for power strips and extension cords, it is important to choose the one that fits your needs. Make sure to consider the size and capacity of the power strip or extension cord before making a purchase.
4. A ladder.
One essential item that you’ll need when moving into a new home is a ladder. A mini ladder is perfect for tasks like hanging blackout shades and curtains, framing photos and installing a pot rack. It’s also helpful for changing hard-to-reach lightbulbs. Make sure to choose one that can hold up to 300 pounds.
You can find ladders at local Home Depots, Lowes, and Walmart stores, or online at various retailers.
Pictured in the photo a mini ladder used to hang home decor in a new home in Princeton TX
5. A stud finder.
It is important to be aware of the different tools that are necessary for a safe and successful move-in. One such tool is a stud finder, which can be used to locate the studs in your walls. This is important because many items, such as pictures, mirrors, and TVs, need to be anchored securely to the wall in order to avoid damage. You can purchase a stud finder at your local Walmart, Home Depot, Lowe’s, or online.
Pictured in the photo a stud finder used by a homebuyer to locate studs in a new home in Princeton, TX
6. Work Gloves.
When moving into your new home, you will be handling a large number of boxes. Be sure to have a pair of latex double coated work gloves. These will help you grip boxes and other items more easily, and the latex rubber will protect your hands from cuts and abrasions. You can purchase a Latex Double Coated Work Gloves in your local hardware store, and there are plenty to choose from online.
7. A basic household tool set.
You going to need tools for everyday tasks. The most used tools with your new home include a hammer, a screwdriver, a utility knife, and pliers.
8. Padlocks.
You will need to secure the backyard entrance and other sensitive areas.
9. A Garden Hose with the Nozzle.
You may need to use the water at a distance and that is when the garden hose with the nozzle will be handy.
10. Insect killer.
You don’t want to deal with insects in your new house so take preventive measures immediately while the home is still empty. While you still have access to all areas that may not be accessible after you move in all your furniture it is a good idea to do preventive pest control measures.
Phew! Now that you know what to add to your post-move checklist, you can rest assured your first few days in the new house will be hiccup-free.
Congratulations on your big purchase! Enjoy every minute!
Are you ready to experience the joy of homeownership in the vibrant Dallas-Fort Worth area?
Whether you’re in search of an existing home or a brand-new construction, rest assured that I’m here to assist you every step of the way.
With a dedicated Realtor by your side, the home-buying process becomes a breeze. Say goodbye to stress, and let me handle all the intricate details on your behalf.
Getting the guidance you need is as simple as filling out a brief questionnaire on my Homebuyers contact form. From there, I’ll take care of everything, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free journey towards finding your dream home.
Check out my other articles for more helpful information about the home-buying process.
For many, buying a home for the first time can seem like a daunting task. Rest assured, it doesn’t have to be, and I’ve got you covered! Being a confident home buyer starts by understanding the simple basics and increasing your awareness of what to expect during the home buying process. Once you become an informed first-time homebuyer, you will reduce your stress, increase your confidence, and be one step closer to owning your first home.
Get your home buying jump-start right now by checking out my other articles linked below.
– The Process Of Buying A House in Dallas Texas
– How Long Does It Take To Buy A House in Dallas?
– Professionals You Deal with When Buying a House
– 6 Reasons Why You Need A Realtor® To Buy A Home In The Dallas Area
– Pre-qualified vs Pre-approved
– What Documents Do You Need To Apply For A Mortgage?
– Do’s and Don’ts After Applying for a Mortgage
– What Happens Next After You Sign a Home Purchase Contract?
– Closing on a Home in Dallas Texas – What to Expect and How it Works. Step-by-Step Guide
–
Latest from Dallas Real Estate Blog
The Buyer’s Agent Duty
READ: Texas Real Estate Commission Information About Brokerage Services
AS AGENT FOR BUYER/TENANT: The broker becomes the buyer/tenant’s agent by agreeing to represent the buyer, usually through a
written representation agreement. A buyer’s agent must perform the broker’s minimum duties above and must inform the buyer of any
material information about the property or transaction known by the agent, including information disclosed to the agent by the seller or
seller’s agent.
A BROKER’S MINIMUM DUTIES REQUIRED BY LAW (A client is the person or party that the broker represents):
– Put the interests of the client above all others, including the broker’s own interests;
– Inform the client of any material information about the property or transaction received by the broker;
– Answer the client’s questions and present any offer to or counter–offer from the client; and
– Treat all parties to a real estate transaction honestly and fairly.
Home Buyer Experience Testimonial on Closing day
Things to do in Frisco TX - Frisco Commons Park
In this post I’ll take you on a virtual tour of the Frisco Commons Park located near downtown Frisco TX.
Frisco Commons Park
Address: 8000 McKinney Rd, Frisco, TX 75034
If you’re looking for things to do in Frisco, Texas, look no further than the incredible Frisco Commons Park. This park has something for everyone, with great equipment for kids, open fields for grass games, nice walking trails through the trees, a pond, and even a small amphitheatre for events. There’s also a covered pavilion area for hosting parties, making it the perfect place to spend a day with family and friends. So what are you waiting for? head on down to Frisco Commons Park and enjoy all that it has to offer!
The Commons Park features:
- Amphitheater
- BBQ Grill
- Bike Trail
- Fishing
- Hope Park
- Pavilion
- Picnic Areas
- Picnic Tables
- Playground
- Pond
- Stocked Pond
- Walking Trail
Frisco Commons Park online
https://www.friscotexas.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Frisco-Commons-Park-90
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Are you ready to experience the joy of homeownership in the vibrant Dallas-Fort Worth area?
Whether you’re in search of an existing home or a brand-new construction, rest assured that I’m here to assist you every step of the way.
With a dedicated Realtor by your side, the home-buying process becomes a breeze. Say goodbye to stress, and let me handle all the intricate details on your behalf.
Getting the guidance you need is as simple as filling out a brief questionnaire on my Homebuyers contact form. From there, I’ll take care of everything, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free journey towards finding your dream home.
Call/Text 214.940.8149
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Things to do in Frisco TX - Hope Park Playground for kids in Frisco TX
In this post I’ll take you on a virtual tour of the Hope Park Playground for kids in Frisco TX located in Frisco Commons Park.
Hope Park All-Inclusive Playground for kids in Frisco TX
Address: 8000 McKinney Rd, Frisco, TX 75034
Imagine a playground that’s been designed to suit the needs of all children, regardless of age or ability. Hope Park is an inclusive play adventure that focuses on bringing children together and helping them build self-confidence, make friends, and play as equals.
The playground has rubberized footing to provide a sensory experience for children, as well as adaptive playground equipment to engage children at many developmental levels. The “Picnic Alley” is the perfect place to relax and have a picnic, while “Big Kid Lot” and “Tot Lot” are perfect for children of all ages to play together.
And don’t forget to cool off in our Spray Park, located in Frisco Commons Park! I hope you will enjoy your time at Hope Park!
Hope Park online
https://www.facebook.com/hopeparkfrisco/
https://www.friscotexas.gov/Facilities/Facility/Details/Hope-Park-at-Frisco-Commons-93
Just so you know, the other closest All-Inclusive playgrounds are:
in McKinney, TX. All-Inclusive playground at Boney Wenk Park.
in Anna, TX. All-inclusive playground at Johnson Park,
in Plano, TX.
Liberty Playground – Inside Windhaven Meadows Park (5400 Windhaven Pkwy, Plano, TX 75093)
Jack Carter Playground (2800 Maumelle Drive, Plano, TX)
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Are you ready to experience the joy of homeownership in the vibrant Dallas-Fort Worth area?
Whether you’re in search of an existing home or a brand-new construction, rest assured that I’m here to assist you every step of the way.
With a dedicated Realtor by your side, the home-buying process becomes a breeze. Say goodbye to stress, and let me handle all the intricate details on your behalf.
Getting the guidance you need is as simple as filling out a brief questionnaire on my Homebuyers contact form. From there, I’ll take care of everything, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free journey towards finding your dream home.
Call/Text 214.940.8149
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Did You Know the City of Allen Texas Has Its Own Television Station? - Living in Allen TX
Did You Know the City of Allen Texas Has Its Own Television Station?
Most people are aware that cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles all have their own local television stations. But did you know that the city of Allen Texas also has its own government-run television station?
The station is called Allen City Television (ACTV) and it is dedicated to promoting city programs, activities, and services.
So if you live in Allen or are thinking of relocating to the area, be sure to tune in to ACTV for all the latest news and information about what’s going on in your community.
ACTV website: https://www.cityofallen.org/982/Allen-City-Television
Allen City Television is dedicated to providing residents with high-quality, local programming. From live coverage of city events to educational and entertaining shows, there’s something for everyone on Allen City TV. Whether you’re a long-time resident or just moving to Allen Texas, be sure to tune in and see what all the fuss is about!
How to Watch Allen City Television
Allen City Television YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/user/allencitytv
Allen City Television can be viewed on:
AppleTV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgA7lyGt8Xo
Roku https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0qSAfWUoPQ
Spectrum Channel 16
Frontier Channel 15
Grande Cable Channel 15
AT&T U-verse Channel 99
You can access an archive of the past City council and Planning and zoning meetings https://allentx.new.swagit.com/views/349/live