Amy Nixon

The USA is weird now. If you’re a person under 30, you probably think it’s normal but that’s because you don’t know Trust me. It’s weird.

@traderamc1 The most heavily Indian demographic neighborhood in Frisco is called Richwoods. It has multiple homes for sale with price cuts and one in foreclosure Price cuts are affecting all neighborhoods, even those zoned to the highest ranked schools

@texasrunnerDFW there’s still bidding wars in indian dominated desi neighborhoods in frisco, prosper, celina areas. homes are retaining amazing value due to exceptional school performance.

In Dallas, there is a clear divergence in housing demand for suburbs close to the city center vs. far away exurbs: • Bidding wars near city center • Multiple price cuts in many exurbs A complete reversal of where demand was in 2020-2022 Remote work is ending for many, and that commute keeps getting costlier

@cantstopstupid1 @MetalsBull @conorsen In *most* sunbelt markets (which I highlighted in my post) Midwest took me by surprise a bit

@texasrunnerDFW @MetalsBull @conorsen Only in Texas. Northeast 🔥

I’ve come around to this view as well.

@MetalsBull @conorsen Yeah and we only got like one month of lower rates before the war started 😂 But…we ARE getting falling prices and there’s lots of inventory for buyers to pick from and not too much competition right now

@texasrunnerDFW @conorsen Told ya;) I’m just playing. underneath that you also said that 2027 could be good too and you expected things to be turned around by 2028.

@RogerSeheult Quarantine everyone on the ship and don’t let any of them into the USA

Three deaths. Multiple suspected cases on a cruise ship. WHO confirms this is a hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius sailing from Argentina to Cape Verde. Right now, we do not know which hantavirus species is involved. We only know it is a hantavirus. Why that matters: Most hantaviruses spread from rodents to humans - not from person to person. But there is one exception: Andes virus, found in Argentina and Chile (where the cruise ship has sailed 😬) Andes virus is unique because it can spread person-to-person in close contact (like a cruise ship) It can progress rapidly from flu-like symptoms to respiratory failure and it carries a ≈36–40% mortality rate. Argentina IS within the endemic region for Andes virus. That does NOT mean this is Andes virus. It simply means it must be ruled out. Cruise ships create prolonged close contact among international travelers. If this were Andes virus, contact tracing becomes significantly more complex — especially with passengers dispersing across countries before symptoms develop (incubation can be up to 6 weeks). Early symptoms look like: Fever Headache Muscle aches GI upset Then, 4–10 days later in severe cases: Cough Shortness of breath Pulmonary edema Until the viral species is confirmed, public health officials must assume the highest-risk scenario while coordinating internationally. We know it is a hantavirus. We do not yet know if it is Andes virus. That distinction changes everything. researchgate.net/publication/23…

@robertharris_1 @rawsalerts “Trapped” is the word I always thought of, but captive is even better Like, if things go south, you can’t leave

@texasrunnerDFW @rawsalerts If I can’t control my exit, I don’t go. Hence why I’ve never taken a cruise. I like options, not being captive.

🚨#BREAKING: A viral outbreak aboard a cruise ship has left three people dead, with five additional suspected cases are now under investigation. Officials have confirmed at least one case of Hantavirus.

@realdonkeyz @CTVNews I’ve done a lot of research and the vast majority of heirs sell the property within 3 years It’s usually multiple kids and they need it sold to split the proceeds evenly

@texasrunnerDFW @CTVNews 🤣🤣 Your theory is that everyone at age 80 with 3 generations of kids and grandkids is going to list their house simultaneously and take the hit with capital gains tax instead of just passing their property down to their heirs when they pass and paying no tax whatsoever? 🤣🤣🤣

'Not the right time': Retirees delay downsizing plans as housing market slumps ctvnews.ca/business/real-…

@yhdtweets @foxadvisory Yes. Slowed a bit in 2025 when Trump took office—down from 2023-2024 highs. But still continuing, just not at the extreme level it was during Biden’s last two years

@texasrunnerDFW @foxadvisory Is the international growth still continuing? Seeing any trends?

I am astounded by the number of millennial families who moved to Dallas, bought a home, then turned around and sold the home to move out of Dallas, in less than a 5 year time span Is Dallas just super transient or is this a post-pandemic phenomenon happening everywhere?

@Hidden_Collect 😂😂😂

average "inhabitant" of Dallas Fort Worth region

@DrReclaimerTX Windsong Ranch is one of the neighborhoods where I see high turnover and many homes bought in 2021-2023 up for sale now I get it—traffic on 380 is way worse than most anticipated

@texasrunnerDFW It was all the realtor facebook pages telling Californians to move here before the pandemic. Windsong Ranch in Prosper was heavily marketed to them.

@the_FI_guy_ Around $1100, I think

@texasrunnerDFW Crazy. What did you spend monthly for that if you can remember?

Just looked up current price of the first little studio apartment I rented when I graduated college and got my first real job. 575 square feet. $2,058 a month What?!?! I feel bad for Gen Z starting out today

@PorterZoey6481 I wasn’t even born yet in 1981

@texasrunnerDFW You were in the graduating class of 1981 with me from high school. I paid 375 for an apartment then Jesus Amy stop.

@KeenanPeachy The Hungry Hungry Hippos GIF placement was peak millennial advertising at its finest

!!!! This is the single best piece of political persuasion ever made about California. AMERICA LOVES SPENCER PRATT! Must watch:

@TheTraderAvid @frenbilt At a slower pace than 2021-2024, but yes

@texasrunnerDFW @frenbilt Tech workers are still coming into the USA recently?

I’m almost 30, top 10% of American earners my age, I can’t afford a house - which means that the other 90% can’t either. Who are buying all of these houses?

@conorsen Young UMC families tend to have high income and less capital. The 2-3% rates got them entrance into the Boomer neighborhoods via affordable payments

I can only speak for Atlanta here, but in the 2010-21 period there was both urban gentrification and a lot of generic middle-class Boomer neighborhoods that became upper-middle class Millennial neighborhoods, but not so much of that over the past 4 years, wonder why.

@Eric_Erins Chicago is architecturally one of the most beautiful cities in the world and I’ll always love it, but those winters just took something from me. It isn’t only the cold—it’s the endless grey and the sunsets at 4:20 pm

My coworkers down in Dallas are constantly blown away when they come to visit our office looking out over Grant Park but I’ve never once seen it go the other way.

@theonlyGBF I know. You have a new WF and HEB now but it doesn’t make up for all the changes

@texasrunnerDFW When my family moved to NW McKinney 10 years ago we absolutely loved it. Now not so much unfortunately