Over the past decade, the Dallas-Forth Worth metro has had the most home price appreciation in the U.S., along with three other Texas markets.
Median home prices in the area are 51.6 percent higher than they were a decade ago, per Realtor.com's data. "The healthy economy is creating more jobs and households, but not giving these people enough places to live," chief economist Danielle Hale said in the report, per Dallas News, "We expect a gradual tapering as buyers are priced out of the market."
While the rate of home price gains in D-FW has slowed in recent months, so far in 2017 median home prices are 9 percent ahead of where they were a year ago. Realtor.com analysts don't see another home price bubble, even in hot home markets.
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