• Dallas Housing Inventory Update: Reading the Fall 2026 Numbers,Lacey Brutschy

    Dallas Housing Inventory Update: Reading the Fall 2026 Numbers

    Dallas housing inventory typically eases into fall as the summer buying rush fades, giving buyers a bit more selection and negotiating room while sellers face a smaller but more serious pool of shoppers, and as a Real Estate Negotiation Expert (RENE) and Wall Street Journal Top 1% Realtor, Lacey Bru

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  • Moving to Dallas from Austin: What Actually Changes,Lacey Brutschy

    Moving to Dallas from Austin: What Actually Changes

    Most people moving from Austin to Dallas expect to spend the same money for less house. It's the opposite, and it catches people off guard every time. This isn't a tax story like California or Illinois transplants get. Both cities sit in the same state with the same zero income tax. The story here i

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  • Trading Winter for Dallas: What Chicagoans Gain (and Miss) After the Move,Lacey Brutschy

    Trading Winter for Dallas: What Chicagoans Gain (and Miss) After the Move

    Chicagoans who move to Dallas gain mild winters, more space, a lower overall cost of living, and a longer outdoor season, while missing walkable density, lakefront summers, and a few beloved food traditions, and as a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) and five-year Top 150 Dallas Pro

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