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Surprisingly Affordable Cities for North Texas Homebuyers

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The North Texas Housing Reset

North Texas has long been defined by explosive population growth and a housing market that seems determined to move only upward. The Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metroplex continues to attract newcomers, adding close to 500 new residents every single day.1 This relentless influx, coupled with massive corporate relocations by giants like Toyota and JPMorgan Chase, has cemented DFW’s reputation as one of the nation’s hottest, and often most expensive, markets.2

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Institutional Buyers Aren’t the Culprits Behind the Housing Crisis

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Ridgewood NJ, the US housing market is currently tight, expensive, and losing momentum. However, contrary to popular belief, Wall Street is not to blame for this situation.

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More single women flooding NJ’s housing market

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By Jen Ursillo March 1, 2017 2:32 AM

The spring home-buying season is about to be in full swing and all the single ladies will be helping to drive the market, according to new real estate data.

In New Jersey, first-time homebuyers are a big portion of the market — 35 percent. And single women — mostly in the millennial generation — make up 19 percent of that portion.

Nationally, single women are twice as likely to buy a home than single men.

But why?

Ralph DiBugnara, vice president of Parsipanny-based Residential Home Funding, based in Parsipanny says many millennial women are getting married and having children later in life.

“It’s become an empowering thing to own their own home,” he said. “They don’t have to start a family, they don’t have to get married.”

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