Created Tuesday, 23 December 2008 11:39
TEXAS (Real Estate Center, MarketWatch) – A total of 12,816 existing homes were sold in Texas last month, a 32.9 percent decline from November 2008, according to MLS data compiled by the Real …
View MoreTexas Still Good value for homebuyers
COLLEGE STATION (Real Estate Center) – Texas continues to be a better value than the rest of the country when it comes to buying a home, according to the latest Housing Affordability Index (HAI) numbers.
Texas finished second quarter 2008 with an HAI of …
View MoreTEXAS (globest.com, Real Estate Center) – Despite nationwide economic woes, construction of multifamily housing is surging throughout Texas.
There are 55,516 units under construction in the four major metros. Currently, 20,585 units are being built in North Texas; 16,282 in Houston; 13,018 in Austin; and …
View MoreApril is almost upon us, and that means one thing for San Antonio-Fiesta! While other cites have huge celebrations for St. Patrick’s Day, or Mardi Gras, Fiesta is San Antonio's own unique celebration, and the multiple parades that spice up the city with their floats, colors, costumes, music, and …
Buying a piece of America isn't just the American dream, now it is what smart Europeans are doing, too. Strong Euro against the weak US dollar makes investing in the United States by overseas investors a quite smart and potentially profitable choice.
One of the quickest ways that an …
View MoreLeon Springs, Texas
Since its days as a stagecoach stop, Leon Springs has been a place for travelers to rest, have a great meal, and some entertainment, but these days, people are coming here and staying for good! The town may have grown a bit since the old days …
View MoreSuperior Quality of Life in Wilson County Texas
Floresville Texas is the county seat of Wilson County and named after rancher Don Francisco Flores de Abrego who established his ranch north of town in 1832. A land rich in history which got its start from ranching and to this day …
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Situated just 16 miles from busy San Antonio is the historic and beautiful town of Helotes. Historic and beautiful, and meant to stay that way! For years, San Antonio has been trying to annex this uniquely peaceful community, but …
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Written by Randy Watson
When most people think about San Antonio's history, the obvious things that come to mind are the missions, the Alamo, and the deep cultural ties with the Spanish and Mexico, but the history goes deeper …
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