Red states have spent decades dominating a key corner of the economy — will the blue wave change that?
The "Crazy Rich Texans" trend is backed by data as a study of 24,000 transactions shows red states outpacing blue states in real estate returns.
Republican Ledger staff · 9:29 AM ET
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The "Crazy Rich Texans" trend is backed by data as a study of 24,000 transactions shows red states outpacing blue states in real estate returns.
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