Houston home prices may rise, post-Harvey
Displaced buyers and renters will compete for a limited number of properties, say real estate specialists
Austin
IT MIGHT seem like Houston's historic flood would make America's fourth-largest city a less desirable place to live, but it's going to get more expensive, real estate experts say.
The supply of houses and apartments is expected to drop sharply with tens of thousands of homes destroyed and uncertain prospects for future flood insurance costs.
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