Alison Saldanha

A new home is seen under construction, Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026, in Frisco. (Elías Valverde II/Staff Photographer)

The slowdown in output growth could extend this April as economic data begin to show warning signs.

The chasm between who could afford to own a home in North Texas and who could not has widened as the number of lower-cost housing units dropped.

The current crisis in housing affordability took root in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis.

Dallas-Fort Worth may be renowned for better housing affordability than other large U.S. metros, but skyrocketing home price trends have changed that reality.

Retirees across North Texas are struggling to keep up with rising costs as inflation erodes fixed incomes.

Adults 65 and older who rent alone in North Texas must have over $36,000 annually to live independently, according to the Elder Index by the University of Massachusetts Boston.

Common hailstorms in North Texas are almost as damaging as hurricanes with billions in property damages sending home insurance premiums higher .

Soaring homeowner insurance costs are one of the top three concerns for Texas voters in the upcoming election, second only to healthcare.

New data shows North Texas foreclosures rising to a six-year high as newer homeowners face mounting pressure from housing expenses.