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Houston, Texas is elected as the No.1 city having the fastest development in United States by Forbes in 2015. Houston property prices and homes for sale have rivaled, Austin and Dallas are deemed as iron triangle for top real estate markets in Texas. Houston homes for sale are located in the largest city in Texas, regarded as the central economic hub. Government administration and politics are strongly influenced by property developers in Houston who dictate the market prices. Real Estate Developers in Houston, Texas offer new luxury condominiums for sale to affluent property buyers and have transformed Houston into top luxury residential district, with new hotels, offices and shopping malls construction projects. Let us expect Houston to continue its rise in property prices as its economy continues to expand.
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A big drop for high-priced homes
The average sale price for luxury homes nationwide fell 1.6% to $1.55 million in the first quarter of 2019, according to Redfin, the first quarterly decline in three years.