When Home‑Selling Feels Like Southern Hospitality: A Client’s Story with Astra Realty

Selling a North Texas home can be stressful—hailstorms, showings, insurance claims, and never‑ending to‑do lists. For this McKinney family, those worries melted away the moment Leslie Remy and the Astra Realty crew walked through the door with fresh flowers, extra hands, and an attitude that turned strangers into friends. Hands‑On Staging That Instantly Boosts Curb […]

From Clients to Family: Dream Home with Astra Realty

Finding a house can feel like a full‑time job—especially when you’re juggling everyday life here in North Texas. For BA & Diona Wilson, the search stretched over five years and several real‑estate agents before they finally crossed paths with Leslie Remy and the Astra Realty team in McKinney, Texas. What happened next is a masterclass […]

Why You Should ALWAYS Get an Inspection Before Buying a Texas Home

Buying a home in Texas is a major financial commitment, so don’t skip the essential step of getting a professional inspection. From identifying hidden structural issues to providing leverage in repair negotiations, a thorough inspection ensures you know exactly what you’re getting—and helps you avoid costly surprises down the road.

Expert Texas Realtor Predicts the 2025 Market

Curious about what the Texas real estate market will look like in 2025? According to a seasoned Texas Realtor, lower interest rates will likely entice more buyers to jump back into the market, helping sustain overall stability. With many homeowners holding substantial equity, a housing crisis seems unlikely. While the state remains a seller’s market for now, trends hint at a slow drift toward neutrality, providing interesting opportunities for both buyers and sellers in the coming year.

Can a Seller Back Out of Selling Their House Even After Starting the Process in Texas?

In Texas, sellers typically can’t back out of a sale once they’ve signed the contract unless the buyer defaults or agrees to terminate. The state’s standard real estate contract heavily favors the buyer, providing them with multiple “outs,” while leaving the seller with very limited options to cancel without risking legal consequences.