Dallas-Fort Worth home sales decline as swing to buyer’s market continues

Dallas-Fort Worth home sales volume dropped while median home prices increased slightly in the first quarter of 2019. But an uptick in inventory could set North Texas up for a strong summer selling season ahead.

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