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While there are signs the housing market is shifting, prices are still rising in many areas. Here's how many buyers are paying above asking price in Memphis.

Another soaring apartment tower is slated to rise above Dallas' Victory Park neighborhood. Construction has been estimated to cost $150 million. Click through to check out other project specifics.

As the number of households with children declines and pet ownership increases, more potential homebuyers seek pet-friendly homes and neighborhoods.

According to Jessica Lautz, deputy chief economist and vice president of research at the National Association of Realtors, households with children under 18 decreased from 48 percent in 2002 to 40 percent in 2022. Meanwhile, families with pets increased from 56 percent in 1988 to 70 percent by 2022.

Not only do more potential homebuyers have pets, but they also make purchasing decisions with their dogs and cats in mind.

In a survey conducted by Realtor.com and HarrisX among 3,001 U.S. adults, 82% of Americans with pets 91% say their animals will factor in their purchase decision.

Pet owners want:

Fenced yards with shade
Nearby amenities include dog parks, vets, and groomers
Pet-friendly neighborhoods
Homes that include doggy doors, sunrooms, mudrooms, large windows, and main-floor bedrooms so older pets can avoid stairs.

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Jim Hysen isn't one to stay down. He's founded two companies and learned plenty of lessons along the way — especially when it comes to communication.

“Increased federal spending in the region creates a reliable future tenant base,” a broker says.

Houston-based Satya Inc. plans to build The St. Regis Residences Houston on a 4-acre parcel on Asbury Place in between Memorial Drive and Buffalo Bayou.

Hamilton will look a lot different in the coming years thanks to hundreds of millions in private investments for new apartments, hotels and more.

A retail building constructed in the early 1800s in the Village of Hamburg has been sold for $1.16 million.