76106, Fort Worth, TX

Fort Worth, TX is a city located in Tarrant County and is the most populous city in the Dallas- Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area. The city has a population of 1,197,611 as of the 2010 census. Fort Worth was founded in 1849 and became an incorporated city in 1876. The economy of Fort Worth is based on services, finance, technology, energy and medical research. The top employers in the city are Lockheed Martin Corporation (headquarters), Texas Instruments Incorporated (headquarters), American Express Company (headquarters) and Jabil Circuit Incorporated.

The home equity market has been experiencing strong growth over the past few years as more people have started to invest their money into their homes. In fact, according to Zillow’s 2018 Home Value Index report, home values have increased by 5% nationally over the past year which means that Fort Worth homeowners have seen even more growth when compared to other parts of the country. This strong demand for homes has driven up prices across all regions of the country but especially in coastal markets such as California and Florida where prices have surged by 10% or more over this period. In contrast, home values have only increased by 2% in Texas which is likely due to low supply relative to demand combined with relatively low interest rates – making it an attractive investment for those who want to buy a home but don’t want to take on large amounts of debt.

One important factor that affects home prices is interest rates – which are currently at historic lows thanks to quantitative easing by central banks around the world. Low interest rates make it cheaper for people to borrow money and spend on housing which drives up demand further since homeowners can afford larger mortgages than they would otherwise be able to afford. However, there are limits to how low interest rates can go before they start having negative consequences for the economy – so policymakers will need to carefully monitor developments in this area in order to ensure that there are no long-term consequences for consumers or businesses.