Affordable real estate, thousands of corporate headquarters, and warm weather make Dallas city a great place to raise a family. If you’re planning to relocate to Dallas or simply move across town, the city has an array of hot properties and neighborhoods that can fit your needs.

But with the many subdivisions available, how do you decide which is best? Here is our list of hot Dallas subdivisions that could fulfill your home needs.

Richardson

Richardson is a charming, older, first-ring suburb that is popular with buyers for its diversity and affordability. It's home to the city’s “Telecom Corridor”, where famous companies such as Nortel and Verizon Business have a presence. Richardson connects to the DART light rail system and is only 20

When it comes to real estate trends for 2018, there is both good news and bad news. The good news is that home sales thus far have been hot in the first quarter of 2018, and sellers are unloading their properties at a profit.

As for the bad news, demand far exceeds supply, and buyers need to be more aggressive and motivated to grab a home this year.

Market Report

Despite 2018 starting with a low inventory, the real estate market has not performed the same way it did 2 years ago. Prices are still significantly high because of low inventory while the multiple offer situations common a few years ago are non-existent.

In general, the market has slightly softened due to several factors. They include the tax reform bill passed in 2017, the

Texas Real Estate Licenses

In order to obtain your Texas real estate license, you must complete 180 hours of approved Texas real estate education, obtain a sponsoring broker, you must be 18 years of age, submit required fees and forms to Texas Real Estate Commission, submit fingerprints, and pass the Texas state exam.

How to Become a Realtor in Texas

A career in real estate in Texas is a profession that is not only demanding but also has its perks and rewards. You have to dedicate yourself to develop and grow as a Realtor. Though it may be tasking, becoming a Realtor in Texas is not difficult. Here are some pointers on what you need to do to become a realtor in Texas. General Requirements Below are eight important points you need to know if

When discussing real estate in Dallas, our focus in this article will be Dallas plus all other suburbs in the surrounding area. This includes Allen, Plano, Frisco, Southlake, Colleyville, Highland Park, Coppell, and others. There are several factors that make certain suburbs more desirable. The cost of homes, availability of public schools, school district ratings, the neighborhood's lifestyle, recreational facilities, security and commute times to work or the airport is important. Big city living may not suit everybody – but urban areas certainly have their perks.

Highland Park

Highland Park is a beautiful landlocked enclave within Dallas. Adjacent to University Park, the two neighborhoods are referred to as the Park Cities. They both constitute a