Whitewright, TX

Whitewright is a small town in the Dallas- Fort Worth metroplex. It has a population of just over 10,000 people and is located about 20 miles north of downtown Dallas. The town was founded in 1892 and was originally known as White Rock. Whitewright is home to several businesses, including a Walmart, a KFC restaurant, and several small businesses.

The real estate market in Whitewright is very competitive. There are many homes for sale and the prices are high compared to other areas of the metroplex. The median price for homes sold in Whitewright during the first quarter of 2018 was $269,500. This is much higher than the median price for homes sold in Dallas ($157,500) or Fort Worth ($166,000).

One reason why the prices are so high in Whitewright is that there are not many available homes for sale. The town has only been growing slowly over the past few years and there are not enough new homes being built to meet demand from buyers. This situation is likely to continue into the future as developers focus on other areas of the metroplex where there is more growth potential.

Another factor that affects home prices in Whitewright is access to credit. Many people who want to buy a home in Whitewright cannot get approved for a loan because of their credit score or because they do not have enough money saved up already. This limits buyers' options and drives up prices even further.

Overall, real estate in Whitewright remains very expensive compared to other parts of the metroplex despite recent efforts by some developers to build new homes here. The competition among buyers will keep prices high for years to come unless something changes