Thursday, October 15, 2026
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Today in Money in Dallas (Thursday, October 15, 2026): Dallas money roundup: inflation, property tax, housing. Also: Inflation accelerated in September as prices rose ahead of the midterm elections, per NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth; Texas homeowners are weighing the costs of property tax exemptions.
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- Inflation accelerated in September as prices rose ahead of the midterm elections, per NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth
- Texas homeowners are weighing the costs of property tax exemptions.Spectrum News
- Housing is a buyer's market, but price cuts are not expected to follow, per The Business Journals.The Business Journals
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