We have all heard how unaffordable new homes seem for the younger generation. The American dream is fading for many first-time home buyers.

That being said, people are buying homes every day in Texas. According to Aceable Agent homes for sale in Texas stay on the market for an average of 53 days.

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It's higher than the national average, but it is happening. So what features are these buyers looking for in their next home?

Everything Old Is New Again In Texas

One of the features making a big comeback is anything with a 'Gilded Age' aesthetic. It can be traced down to the fans of this and other so-called 'Frock Flicks'.

If you loved the sets of 'Downton Abbey', then you are likely in this sect. Anything with a corbel or gingerbread can go for a pretty penny.

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After decades of a modern aesthetic, with its sharp clean lines being the pinnacle of design, things are changing. It's becoming more about history, sustainability, and being a part of something that has been on earth longer than you have.

Go Upscale With A Tiny Texas Home

These more modern designs have always been just out of financial reach. That's fine with current homebuyers. They are moving in the other direction, towards a more cozy vibe.

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The word cozy is being seen in more and more listings according to Business Insider. It still means small, but buying a tiny home is a large financial improvement over renting.

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Zillow identifies 5 trends that homebuyers are looking for in 2025 according to Business Insider.

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