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| Real Estate Is 'Transforming,' With Dallas-Fort Worth Leading the Way |
| By Suzanne De Vita |
With appreciation slowing, there are faint indicators of a market shift steeping—but for agents and brokers, prospects are ripe, and will continue to be in 2019, according to a report by the Urban Land Institute (ULI). "The notion that real estate is a people business has, thankfully, not dropped out of the conversation," the authors of the report state. "Human capital has been very much a part of the driving forces in real estate demand." From affordability to disruptors to the inventory shortage, challenges have emerged in housing in the last 10 years—challenges expected to lead to a normalization in two or three years, along with a broader economic stabilizing. ...
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