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2026
San Antonio: the Texas metro that skipped the boom
Bexar County never had a 2022 price spike, so it has no 2026 correction. It has a $3.6 billion truck plant, the largest joint base, and an arena fight.
Houston: two sellers for every buyer, and the port just set a record
Harris County has the widest seller to buyer gap of any large metro in the country. The correction is in the listings. Everything else is at a record.
Corpus Christi: a record port on an eight percent reservoir
The third largest port in America just posted its two best quarters ever. The city behind it is rationing water. Both facts are the submarket.
Texas: supplier of last resort, buyer of first resort
The state set a power demand record in July while shipping record crude and LNG to a world short of both. What is pulling the other way, and how hard.
Dallas: the brand moved out and the money stayed
Most of what the country calls Dallas happens outside Dallas County. Inside the line is the second largest finance labor market in America.
Austin: a market reset might just be what it needed
Travis County lost the migration story and a fifth of its peak home price. What stayed: a trillion dollar company, a full lake, and 131,000 downtown jobs.
Fredericksburg: a demand story with no cheap way in
Gillespie County trades at a multiple of its own region, the lodging market has turned, and the two easy entry points are closed.
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