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Texas, the Lone Star State, is the second largest state in the US by both area and population. Its major and most notable cities, Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston, are home to one of Fidelity National Title Group’s most dynamic title operations, FNT Texas. The area commonly referred to as DFW, is historically known for its cotton and oil industries. And Houston, a major hub for big business, are what make Texas strong industrial and financial center, it is.

Our Texas-based professionals work in all facets of the real estate industry, providing best-in-class real estate services to buyers and sellers in the area, as well as the real estate professionals, lenders, builders and attorneys that work alongside them. In addition to our commitment to the residents of Texas, we provide commercial services to investors who help keep the Texas economy strong.

Discover what’s new and interesting in our backyard in the latest real estate news, provided courtesy of the Newsdesk.



The Latest Articles From the FNF Newsdesk:

Even a cooler inflation report may not be enough to keep the Fed from raising rates next week
Americans have already been feeling the pain at the gas pump as the war with Iran has pushed up prices to record highs for this time of year. But the bigger concern is what happens...

Trump’s $5,000 checks would solve a problem that doesn’t exist – and create a new one
...interest rates higher on consumer loans that are pegged to Treasuries, including mortgage rates and auto loans. It’s also working against Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s attempt to calm down...

Wholesale inflation picked up in August, as energy costs kept rising
Inflation at the wholesale level accelerated last month, as the US war with Iran pushed up energy prices. The Producer Price Index, which tracks price...

There’s a simple way the Fed could help calm the bond market
Washington —  Investors are increasingly worried about government deficits and persistent inflation, driving up the price of money. The Federal Reserve can ease some of those nerves. The conflict...