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Texas Housing Market Flashes First Stabilization Signals as Inventory Growth Stalls and Price Declines Moderate

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After 12 consecutive months of year-over-year price declines and relentless inventory accumulation, the Texas housing market is showing the earliest signs that its prolonged correction may be nearing a floor, according to the Texas Real Estate Research Center's July 2026 Housing Insight report. The data point that caught market watchers' attention: months of supply fell […]

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