Yocum Team-RE/MAX DFW Associates

Name: Yocum Team-RE/MAX DFW Associates
Address: 3424 Long Prairie Road Suite 200, Flower Mound, TX, 75022, US
Telephone: +12147250039

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Let Our Family Help Your Family They are proud parents of 3 children. Ireland, 21 is a Junior at Baylor University. Izzy is a Senior At Flower Mound High School.

Angie and Darin Yocum, YOCUM TEAM have been making dreams come true for hundreds of home buyers and sellers in Coppell, Flower Mound, Valley Ranch, Las Colinas, Argyle, Lantana and surrounding suburbs for 30 years! Accredited as CLHMS and GRI, Angie and Darin have repeatedly been awarded some of the highest regarded awards in DFW which include, but are not limited to: RE/MAX International HALL OF FAME, RE/MAX LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT, RE/MAX DFW Associates CUSTOMER SERVICE OF THE YEAR and REALTOR OF THE YEAR and D Magazine® "Best Real Estate Agents in Dallas". “I am proud of the many awards that we have been honored with through the years, as they reflect my dedication to excellence,” says Angie, “But, I am most proud of our reputation for outstanding customer service, and our extensive repeat clientele is the true benchmark of our success” she adds. Dawson, 19 is a Sophomore at Westminster College in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania. Personally residing in Coppell, Valley Ranch, and currently in Flower Mound, they find it an honor and a privilege to work in the communities where they have roots. It gives them a great sense of pride to service their community...their home, their kids’ schools and their neighbors. They enjoy the responsibility of being able to represent buyers and sellers and ensure that every single client is truly delighted with their real estate experience.

09/09/2026

THE DFW REAL ESTATE MARKET: September 9, 2026 Update

The Dallas-Fort Worth market is officially in transition. After years of rapid growth and seller dominance, we're seeing a reset that favors informed buyers and disciplined sellers.

RESIDENTIAL: THE NEW NORMAL

Median listing price holds around $405-445K, with inventory up 6.2% year-over-year to 22,766 active homes. Days on market have stretched to approximately 72 days—up 4.3% from last year. This is the shift: buyers are taking more time, comparing options, and negotiating deliberately.

Here's what matters: starter and mid-tier homes have declined by more than 3% in price, while luxury segment gained 3.5%. Higher-end buyers remain insulated from mortgage rate fluctuations. The market isn't crashing—it's splitting. One analyst noted, "The market has shifted, and while it's still a strong market, it's no longer a seller's free-for-all."

The takeaway for agents: metro-wide statistics can be misleading. Understanding hyper-local trends in each community will be essential for making informed decisions.

COMMERCIAL: ADAPTATION WINS

The DFW commercial market continues to rank as the top market to watch nationally, maintaining its #1 position for the second consecutive year in both commercial and homebuilding prospects. But success no longer goes to those simply growing—it goes to those adapting.

Industrial developers are recalibrating toward build-to-suit and automation-ready facilities. Office landlords are evolving toward highly amenitized, move-in-ready spaces as tenants demand flexibility and speed to occupancy. Multifamily is working through historic supply as demand gradually catches up.

The common thread: users are becoming more selective. Owners who adapt fastest are outperforming.

THE STRUCTURAL ADVANTAGE

Despite market shifts, DFW's fundamentals remain strong. Population growth continues at one of the fastest paces in the country. Corporate relocations remain steady. The region's diversified economy—spanning finance, logistics, healthcare, technology, aviation, and professional services—continues to drive resilience.

One expert captured it well: "The Sun Belt continues to be desirable for employers and employees. The expectation is that's where we'll continue to see population and economic growth."

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

For buyers: more inventory, more time to decide, less competition overall. Now is a genuinely good time to explore the market.

For sellers: strategic pricing matters. Focus on quality, location, and sustainability features—these are increasingly core drivers for buyer decisions.

For investors: adaptability beats growth. Prioritize premium industrial and multifamily assets, quality office repositioning, and adaptive reuse opportunities.

Darin & Angie Yocum, Realtors, REMAX DFW Associates.

07/01/2026

Here are the key dates:

* 1902 – At age 25, Carrier designed the first modern air-conditioning system for the Sackett-Wilhelms Lithographing & Publishing Company in Brooklyn, New York. Its primary purpose was controlling temperature and humidity so printed colors would register properly.

* 1906 – He received a U.S. patent for an “Apparatus for Treating Air.”

* 1915 – He co-founded the Carrier Engineering Corporation, which helped commercialize air conditioning.

* 1925 – Carrier developed the centrifugal chiller, making large-scale air conditioning practical for office buildings, theaters, and eventually homes.

So if someone asks, “What year was air conditioning invented?” the accepted answer is:

1902.

One interesting fact: Carrier wasn’t trying to make people more comfortable. He was solving an industrial printing problem by precisely controlling humidity. The comfort cooling that transformed homes, movie theaters, shopping malls, and offices grew out of that invention.

06/08/2026

This map explains America better than most political maps do.

More than half of the U.S. population lives in just these 7 megaregions. Not 7 states. Not 7 cities. Seven connected population corridors where jobs, housing, traffic, culture, airports, suburbs, and cost of living all start blending together.

That’s why conversations about “America” can get messy so fast.

Someone living in rural Kansas, West Texas, northern Maine, or eastern Kentucky may technically be in the same country as someone living in the Northeast corridor or Southern California, but the daily reality can feel completely different.

Different housing markets.
Different job opportunities.
Different traffic patterns.
Different wages.
Different politics.
Different assumptions about what “normal” life costs.

And this is one reason national averages can be so misleading. A median home price, average salary, or “typical” commute can hide the fact that many Americans are living in totally different economic worlds.

The part that stands out to me is how much of the country is geographically “empty” compared to where the population is actually concentrated. America is huge, but America’s population is much more clustered than we sometimes realize.

This also helps explain why cities keep expanding outward, why housing pressure spreads into suburbs, and why certain regions seem to dominate so much of the national conversation.

A map like this doesn’t tell the whole story, but it does show something important:

Where people live shapes how they see everything else. I always say: “all real estate is local”

Which megaregion do you think has changed the most in the last 20 years?

05/25/2026

The Texas Boom is Unstoppable 🚀

The newly updated Census Bureau data shows that Dallas-Fort Worth and Houston are completely dominating U.S. population growth. Between 2020 and 2025, both metros added more than double the absolute growth of the next closest markets like Phoenix and Atlanta. While coastal giants have flattened out or even shrunk, the massive momentum in Texas shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. ⬇️

>>>We help Buyers & Sellers move with extreme confidence?

05/23/2026

DFW Airport has the longest walk to its farthest gate (1.5 miles) of any airport in the country, according to a recent study by KURU Footwear.

Hey, at least you can get your steps in!

05/21/2026

Over the years, we have helped many buyers who paid cash for their homes. It’s quite common now.
You can:
>Have just finalized a messy divorce.
>Have recently filed Bankruptcy
>Have been let go/RIF’d, etc.

Ultimately none of it mattered because they had sufficient wealth.
Interest rates were irrelevant.

Regardless of your situation, we help you move with extreme confidence.

05/11/2026

Did you know? 🤔

Alys Beach, FL has one of the strictest architectural review systems on Florida’s Gulf Coast. The rules are designed to make the entire town look cohesive and luxury-focused. Some of the main rules/guidelines include:

Exterior Appearance

Homes must generally stay within the white/off-white palette
Materials are heavily controlled (stucco, concrete, metal, wood finishes, etc.)
Bright paint colors are basically not allowed
Roof styles are restricted to fit the Mediterranean/Bermuda aesthetic
Even outdoor furniture and umbrellas can be regulated

Landscaping

Approved plant palettes only
Palm placement, hedges, and courtyard layouts are planned carefully
Landscaping has to match the minimalist look
Overgrown or messy yards aren’t allowed

Architecture

You cannot just build any style of house
Every home design must go through an architectural review board
Height, window placement, courtyards, balconies, and lighting are all reviewed
The town intentionally avoids visual clutter

Lighting Rules

Exterior lighting has to be warm and subtle
They try to reduce light pollution and preserve the nighttime aesthetic
Super bright LEDs or colorful lighting would likely get rejected

Noise / Lifestyle Rules

Like many luxury HOA communities:

Restrictions on short-term rentals in some areas
Rules about parking boats/RVs
Quiet hours and event restrictions
Maintenance standards are strict

Why They’re So Intense

The entire community is basically treated like a designed experience rather than a normal neighborhood. The developers wanted it to feel almost cinematic and timeless — which is why people either love it or think it feels slightly dystopian lol.

That “all white, perfectly clean, silent luxury” vibe is 100% intentional.

05/05/2026

Home prices rose in 71% of metro markets (167 out of 235) during Q1 of 2026, according to the NAR's latest quarterly report. The national median single-family existing-home price rose 0.5% year-over-year to $404,300, down from 1.2% annual growth in the fourth quarter.

****Remember, ALL REAL ESTATE IS LOCAL. That’s where we come in. 🤓

>>>We can tell you exactly where to price your home, how long it will take to sell it, what’s going on with the homes around you, who to call if any work to your home is needed.

We’ve got you!

04/28/2026

Life is short, buy the house. In five years, 10 years, you’ll be glad you did.

04/21/2026

Dallas-Fort Worth just logged its 100th corporate headquarters relocation since 2018. And it added 11 more in 2025 alone.

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