Why is real estate in the Houston metro so expensive?

Real estate prices in Houston, Texas are up more than 50% since the first quarter of 2018, with an average price of $1.1 million.

However, the area still remains affordable to those who make less than $40,000 a year, a group that includes many young professionals, the elderly and the very poor. 

A recent report from real estate consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers found that the average Houstonian spends $1,600 per month on housing.

That’s a big jump from just $1 in the first three quarters of 2018. 

In 2017, Houston was ranked as the second-most expensive metropolitan area in the United States for renters, with the average rent for a two-bedroom apartment at $2,906 per month.

The median rent for two-person apartments is $1 for a one-bedroom in the city.

The median rent in the San Antonio metro is $2.85 per month, according to Zillow, but that city’s rent is higher than Houston’s. 

The average cost of a one bedroom in Houston is $3,200, according the Houston Chronicle.

For renters, it’s important to know the median monthly rent in your area and what that will be when you move in.

In Houston, that would be $1 a month for a room in a one bed apartment, according a report from the Texas Public Policy Foundation.

In San Antonio, the median rent would be less than half that in Houston. 

For more than a decade, real estate agents and real estate analysts have been warning that Houston was going to become the most expensive place to live in the country.

Now, a new study by real estate consultant RealtyTrac says that may be wrong.

The report found that real estate prices across the metro area were up just 0.5% in the fourth quarter of 2017. 

It was a big blow to many who worked in Houston and had been working hard to get into the middle class.

The price increase means that most people now pay more for a home, according Realty Trac.

The median price in the metro region increased by just $0.6 million in the third quarter of this year, compared to the same period a year earlier, according data from Zillog.

This is a big change, but it’s a small amount compared to other areas in the U.S.

The average home price in Houston dropped 0.6% in 2017, according Zillower, which is the lowest decline for any single year since 2009.

The drop was mainly driven by the sale of single family homes, which fell 4.6%.

The median price for single family properties in Houston was $215,600, down from $265,800 in 2017.

The market is still far from home for many of those who have lived in Houston for the past decade, according Topper, a real estate agent and managing partner with RealtyTRAC.

He said that some of those people who are moving back to the city are looking to buy their first home. 

Real estate is one of the most misunderstood areas in Houston because people tend to assume it’s for the rich, he said.

It’s not.

People are buying houses and apartments in the downtown area for the price of a two bedroom.

That is not a luxury, but for most of us who are just starting out, it is. 

Topper said he’s seeing a lot of interest in the market from investors. 

“The interest in Houston real estate is so strong, and it’s not for the average home buyer,” he said, adding that it’s mostly for people who live in San Antonio and have had a hard time getting into the city’s market.

“The median household income in the metropolitan area is a little lower than Houston.

And there are a lot more people who don’t have as much money as the average person.” 

For those looking to start a family, the new median rent is $925 per month in the Harris County area, according figures from the Houston Area Chamber of Commerce.

The national median rent, $2 for a 2-bedroom, is $915 in Houston County.

For people who want to save for a down payment on a home and buy their own, the average price for a detached home in the Dallas metro area is $523 per month for one-bedrooms and $600 for two bedrooms, according real estate data from realtybrokers.com.

For a two bed, $1 million home in Dallas, the price is $634,000, according to the site.

The number of homes sold in the Greater Houston Area during the first six months of this month was 8.9% lower than the same time last year, according Realtytrac.

That may be due to a lot fewer people signing up for homes in the area. One reason