Whether you’re selling or buying, every real estate transaction involves legal and financial documents, inspections, appraisals, negotiations and more. If you’re on the fence about whether or not you need an agent, there are key reasons why working with a pro is always a good idea. 

"Even when our agents aren’t working on a listing, a marketing plan, an open house, an offer or a closing — they are working." —Robbie Briggs

The news is good — more homes for sale means more options for buyers — but we’re not back to a balanced market. That is why you need a professional agent.

Even in a seller’s market — such as the one Texas currently enjoys, with multiple offers on almost every home — starting the selling process with an appropriate listing price is key to a faster, smoother sale. However, for most sellers, finding out how much their home is worth remains something of a mystery. Help is at hand. One of the most valuable services a real estate professional can provide is a comparative market analysis (CMA). Here’s how a professional comparative market [...]

Fort Worth natives bristle for good reason at the suggestion that Dallas-Fort Worth now forms a single, cohesive entity. Despite their proximity, the two cities offer a distinctly different experience to potential home buyers.

With Hewlett Packard — the tech giant that effectively started Silicon Valley — moving to Houston, and the Rose Bowl swapping Pasadena for Arlington, Texas, in 2021, there’s more than a population migration going on: This is a full cultural shift — and the steady influx of people moving from California to Texas shows no signs of slowing. So what’s behind this ongoing trend, and what will it mean for Texas real estate? We take a look at some of the key drivers behind the [...]