The impacts of Texas’ current housing crisis are limitless. Renters are struggling to find apartments, homeowners are dealing with huge spikes in property taxes and landlords are trying to stay afloat.
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The housing crisis has affected renters, landlords, home-buyers, homeowners, real estate agents, contractors, building companies and many other industriesThe family works in the housing industry and have walked in many shoes in the real estate world There are many perspectives, and Blake Carter has multiple. One of the homes he’s showing in Cedar Park is valued at nearly $2 million. The real estate agent has clients competing for homes double what they would sell for a few years ago.
“I can’t imagine having to go through what we went through now with how unaffordable everything is,” he said.
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