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True only a matter of time

When is it going to crash? Like what year

Tell me it’s gonna crash so I can cash out before it happens

I live in Austin... prices aren't at the peak level they reached for a couple of months in 2022, but they're not crashing. With investors buying up homes and lower interest rates, I just don't see a housing crash happening, especially in Dallas.

@@teeskyers we just stay in side during the hottest points of the year. It’s about 4 months

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@@chadl3394 yup Forney isn’t a small town anymore. And yup the locals don’t like the expansion. Gonna be some growing pains but for those who stick it out. In 10 years it’ll be too expensive for most and that typically is what tips the scale. So I understand if leaving is what people choose to do. But man it’s gonna be a decision they regret for sure

I’d have to disagree

@ talk to anyone in Forney who knows about all the section 8 people in windmill farms and you will see. It’s the same thing that happened to Mesquite

@ there’s a couple of neighborhoods where section 8 is causing issues. But to say it’s ruining the entire city of Forney is just disingenuous. Devonshire is just fine, along with grey hawk, overland grove, gateway, fox hollow, polo ridge, the bellagio. I can go on for days because I know every neighborhood because I’ve helped clients move to every neighborhood. Perspective is what is needed because if Forney is ruined in your opinion than it tells me you actually don’t know what a bad area actually looks like. Housing prices will continue to rise and section 8 follows affordability. So in 10 years will prices in Forney be more expensive or less with a brand new HEB, hospital, numerous shops and more and more housing developments. Economics my brother, economics

@ oh trust me, I know all about the building and expansion of Forney. I believe home prices will rise but it will take 10 years for sure to see them really rise. There is too much inventory for it to be truly competitive. The overloading of apartments + section 8 will overshadow the good. In addition to those stores we are also getting a Burlington, Ross, Below 5 and that is what will make the area seem trashy. Devonshire is nice but it’s a stone’s throw away from windmill farms. If windmill farms and Travis ranch were gone a lot of the ghetto will go away. Sad thing is that it looks like they are there to stay along with section 8

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@ no problem

For sure. Definitely on the up and up

lol I’m guessing you’ve watched 1 video Right

Watched the whole thing actually you say it after every other sentence brother

@ I think that went over your head. What i'm saying is you gotta watch more than 1 video to make blanket statement. But i agree RIGHT

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