Trump fired the Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner Erika McEntarfer last Friday because the numbers were “RIGGED” so I think we're in for a bumpy ride. 

Bureau of Labor Statistics and Texas Workforce Commission shows:- Texas reached a new high with the largest labor force ever in the state’s history at 15,850,100.- Texas reached a new high for Texans working, including self-employed, at 15,210,500.- The unemployment rate in Texas dropped to 4.0% over the month of June.- Texas added 198,300 nonfarm jobs from June 2024 to June 2025, more than any other state and growing at a faster annual rate than the nation as a whole.

Below is a detailed summary of the key statistics comparing sales of staged homes versus non-staged homes, drawn from reputable sources like the National Association of Realtors (NAR), Real Estate Staging Association (RESA), and other industry reports.

I would encourage you to read the City’s development plans and population statistics.

We look at statistics like industries.

I have not seen statistics but am curious about the number of transactions where buyers pay their agents directly and don't rely on the seller for assistance 

You will undoubtedly make bad investment decisions relying on statistics broken down by zip code.

If agents in a given area always suggest to their clients to list low and start a bidding war, does that not equal ******** when they quote their statistics of the number of deals they accomplished over asking price?

That is a well-known statistic amongst agents, so expect that you will get a lot of calls from agents. 

pid=2189Houston Real Estate Highlights in June, 2025:-Single-family home sales increased 12.5% year-over-year;-Days on Market (DOM) for single-family homes went from 47 to 49 days;-The single-family median price was statistically flat at $346,651;-The single-family average price increased 4.4% to $450,235;-Single-family home months of inventory expanded to a 5.4-months supply, up from 4.2 months last June.