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The overall real estate market in Dallas is experiencing a cool off period as sales begin to level off. Yet, the resilient luxury market appears to be impervious to the same factors that affect the rest of the market. While mid to low markets experienced a flatline in sales and total home sales will grow at 4.3% compared to last year’s 5% year-over-year sales, the luxury market is continuing to face a surge in demand.

There’s no better time to visit Washington D.C. than during the springtime. The city comes alive as it shakes off the last cold days of winter and awakens with the blooming of cherry blossoms. This burst of vitality with the change of seasons is reflected through the residents and tourists alike ready to take on the events that highlight the arrival of spring.

Buyer confidence is steadily growing in the Chicago area and the luxury housing market is reaping the benefits. As sales continue to grow, prospective buyers should start focusing on the opportunities presented in the Midwest city.

In the digital age, we do everything from our phones. Want food? There’s an app for that. Want your laundry done? There’s an app for that. Have any type of need, you can probably guess someone, somewhere has created an app to address it. So, why wouldn’t we buy a home using an app?

Dallas’ growing job market and rich cultural scene have lead to a booming luxury market. As more people set their sights on the southern city, we caught up with Juli Harrison, Executive Vice President at Allie Beth Allman and Associates, to discuss what factors have influenced the market and what buyers should consider before making their purchase.

With a lot of uncertainty facing the housing market, we’ve got our sights on the future and all that the housing market has to offer this year. Whether you’re looking to buy or sell, we’ve rounded up the housing trends to expect in 2019.

The struggling U.S. housing market is poised to take another hit as the longest government shutdown in US history continues. While 800,000 federal workers and 4 million contractors have already missed their first paycheck, the reaching implications of the shutdown have trickled down into the housing market.

Get festive this holiday season and embrace why it’s the most wonderful time of the year! With tips from Barbara Gilbert, of her eponymous design firm, , you can retire garish lights and old-fashioned color schemes and opt for a sleeker, refined holiday look.  Check out our latest holiday inspired design trends below.

The returns for its second year featuring a Mediterranean-style home off the Intracoastal Waterway. The South Florida version of the acclaimed event will take place January 26th through February 20th showcasing the designs of 21 local prominent interior designers.