Tian Su

Evolving consumer habits have forced malls to find ways to reinvent themselves or slowly fade away.

Despite improved irrigation practices, agriculture still faces the largest unmet water needs in Texas.

Can credit market contractions lead to declines in rural land values? What about changes in household incomes or home values? This article digs into the data to answer these questions and more.

Texas’ varied landscapes support diverse land uses, creating competition among potential buyers. Specifically, in growing metropolitan areas like Dallas-Fort Worth or Houston developers seeking land for urban expansion (housing, commercial, industrial) compete with buyers who have agricultural interests (farming, ranching).

A recent Real Estate Center study shows that, when it comes to Hill Country land market prices and sales activity, a little land goes a long way.

Various factors impact local land market prices and activity. The size of offered properties has a large influence on the marketing possibilities.