Sign up for Texas Housing Weekly to receive a steady stream of real estate market news, analysis, and forecasts — delivered to your inbox.
- What it is: A weekly email newsletter covering the Texas housing market.
- What you get: Statewide real estate news, insights, forecasts and more.
- Who it’s for: Texas home buyers, homeowners, real estate professionals.
Five Sample Issues You Can Review
The best way to get a feel for what this newsletter offers is by reading a few issues. Here are some recent issues you can review:
- How Falling Prices Could Affect Texas Home Buyers (June 26)
- Williamson County Leads the Nation in Home Building (June 19)
- Evidence That Texas Is Shifting to a Buyer’s Market (June 5)
- Income Needed to Buy a House in Texas in 2025 (May 22)
- Many Texas Homeowners Overpay in Property Taxes (May 15)
Note: The above links show archives of actual newsletter content. As a subscriber, you’ll conveniently receive the reports in your inbox each week.
Texas Housing Weekly: A Newsletter
Texas Housing Weekly (THW) is a premium newsletter designed for home buyers, homeowners, real estate professionals, and investors.
Anyone with a vested interest in the Texas housing market will benefit from receiving this newsletter. It delivers thoroughly researched news, trends, and analysis to keep you informed.
Who Writes It?
While THW has multiple contributors, it’s primarily authored by Brandon Cornett.
Brandon is a veteran housing market analyst with many publications to his name. He has been providing Texas real estate market news and insights for nearly 20 years.
A widely cited housing analyst, Brandon has a knack for connecting the dots and data points to paint a clear picture of what’s happening in the market. He strives to help home buyers and investors make better-informed decisions.
What Does It Cover?
Texas Housing Weekly lives up to its name by providing a steady stream of real estate market news covering the entire state.
Newsletter content can vary from one week to the next, due to the ever-evolving nature of the housing market. Here is some of what you can expect to receive each week:
- Updates on the latest Texas real estate news, trends, and developments
- Home price and sales trends for the state as a whole plus major cities
- In-depth reports for major metros like Austin, Dallas, Houston, etc.
- Analysis of supply and demand, competition, and other market drivers
- Related topics such as statewide economic news and developments
In short, if it has to do with Texas real estate market news and housing trends, our newsletter will deliver it. Sign up today, and stay informed.
Other Frequently Asked Questions
Note: If you have a question about our newsletter service that’s not answered below, please send an email to editor@homebuyinginstitute.com.
How much does it cost?
Texas Housing Weekly requires a subscription fee of just $7 per month. In exchange, you will receive both curated news and exclusive reporting on a weekly basis. You can cancel anytime.
How do I sign up?
You can subscribe to our Texas real estate news service in just a few steps:
- Click here: https://housingweekly.kit.com/products/texas-weekly
- Enter your email address and payment information
- Click the confirmation link in the follow-up email you receive
That’s all there is to it. Once you’re subscribed, you’ll begin receiving the latest Texas housing market news every week, direct to your inbox.
The newsletter goes out every Thursday at 1:00 p.m. PST.
Who is your intended audience?
We developed this Texas real estate newsletter for anyone who wants to keep up with housing market (and related) trends across the Lone Star State.
Our news reports can benefit real estate and mortgage professionals, investors, home buyers, homeowners—and anyone else with a vested interest in the Texas real estate market.
If you fall into one of these categories, this newsletter is for you!
Where do you get your information from?
We spend hours researching real estate trends each and every week, so that you don’t have to.
We gather information from a wide variety of sources, including:
- Multiple Listing Service data (for inventory, sales trends, etc.)
- Realtor.com monthly housing reports and summaries
- RE/MAX monthly real estate reports
- Redfin’s interactive data center
- Freddie Mac’s weekly mortgage rate surveys
- Home price data from Zillow, available for most U.S. cities
- Population and migration data from the Census Bureau
- In-house proprietary data sources not available to the public
But we don’t just gather real estate news and information. We’ll also tell you what it means. Our analysts use this data to tell a story, making the information more accessible and useful to a broad audience.