The Lone Star State has a lot of land, a lot of opportunity and a lot of misconceptions about what it means to purchase a home there. For some, Texas is a state where opportunity and growth are on the rise while for others, they feel like its best days are behind it. If you are thinking about buying a home in Texas next year, you’ll want to get some insights behind what’s true and what’s false about the market.
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Eminlee Wang, a Flyhomes Agent based in Texas, said, “[The state] is such a unique real estate market because it has four large metros, each with its own unique real estate characteristics. Most states have one, maybe two, markets which dominate the conversation, that’s not the case in Texas. The assumption that the same rules apply city to city is where I most often uncover myths.”
GOBankingRates spoke to Wang and other experts in real estate about the four biggest myths of buying a home in Texas in 2025 and they are here to dispel many of those misconceptions.