With an influx of tech and entertainment giants like Tesla and Universal Studios, not to mention a rising tide of millennial buyers, Texas is bursting at the seams as agents rush to find new listings.
Source: Inman News
Texas adjusts to growing pains as outside buyers jockey for homes
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