About Phil:

Phil Hobson is the founder of the Hobson Real Estate Group, and has a great deal of experience in the Dallas real estate market. His credentials include multi-million dollar producer status and membership in a number of national, state and local real estate associations. He also holds a number of awards and accolades from his colleagues. He also has a bachelors degree in Liberal Arts, and a Certificate of Business Studies.

He's worked in IT for Fortune 500 companies, and worked as a business analyst for one of the country's largest accounting firms.

Phil has a great team and system in place to help you buy or sell your home in the Dallas real estate market. He brings his knowledge of business systems to bear to help his clients get the best price.

Phil loves to work with gay and lesbian clients - if you're looking for a professional, knowledgeable realtor in the Dallas real estate market, give Phil a call.

About Gay Dallas:

Dallas has one of the youngest and most diverse populations in the country, including a large gay & lesbian community. As one of the most gay-friendly cities in the U.S. with approximately 120,000 GLBT residents, Dallas offers up a strong progressive entertainment scene in the Oak Lawn Neighborhood, inclusive of Gay clubs, bars, restaurants and retail outlets for Dallas travelers and residents.

Stepping outside of the Oak Lawn gay hub, you'll find many other neighborhoods the gay and lesbian community has chosen as home, including Oak Cliff, East Dallas-White Rock Lake area, Lakewood, Lake Highlands, Uptown, Downtown and Knox-Henderson Village.

On the financial side, Dallas is one of the top labor markets in the US and headquarters to nineteen Fortune 500 companies including American Airlines, ConocoPhillips, EDS, Exxon, Kimberly Clark, Southwest Airlines and Texas Instruments to name a few. With such a strong labor market and economy, Dallas has also maintained a strong real estate market. As of January 2008, the Case-Shiller latest report showed median home sales prices in North Texas down 3 percent through the first 11 months of 2008, compared with the same period last year. In comparison, prices were down between 24 and 25 percent nationwide for this same period. For many areas in the Metroplex, this number was of positive growth, not negative.

With Dallas having some of the most affordably priced real estate of most major cities, a vibrant GLBT Community, a strong economy and the most shopping per capita in the U.S., Dallas is a great place to call home, for today and tomorrow.

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