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Top 5 Healthiest Housing Markets for 2009 Are All Texas Cities
Tuesday, July 28
A recent analysis of the best and worst markets for new-home construction found that Texas cities occupy the top five positions nationally. BuilderOnline, in conjunction with Hanley Wood Market Intelligence, earlier this year debuted its metric for determining markets with the best and least potential. Houston came in at No. 1, with Austin second, Fort Worth third, San Antonio fourth, and Dallas fifth.
Source: BuilderOnline.com
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Bryan Hancock Reply
almost 2 years ago
Yup...Texas is the place to be! Williamson County is projected to be bigger than Travis County in 10 years! Crazy stuff...