Connections, comrades, friends for life: If all of this sounds a little too warm and fuzzy, consider this: In Texas alone, three of the brokerages in the Sotheby’s International Realty network sold $7.5 billion in properties in 2022. 

To discuss: the question that we get a lot in North Texas, about living in a state where the summers are famously hot. (And, yes, we have the answer, too.)

It is rare to witness all the dynamics that have been impacting our housing markets virtually all at once. What does this mean for you? Read on.

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.

"Living in a beautiful building is truly life on another level. I can back that up: My wife and I just traded our house for a high-rise." —Robbie Briggs, CEO, Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty

FROM MY PERSPECTIVE

High-rises are hot. Buildings are big.

Vertical residences are [...]

CEO Robbie Briggs on why there has never been a better time to live in the north of North Texas