​Real Estate Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines gives his commercial market outlook for 2016. Also, hosts Bryan Pope and Edie Craig honor our nation's veterans and cover some of the week's biggest real estate headlines.

With Election Day out of the way, it’s time to look ahead to 2016. That’s what Real Estate Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines will do today when he joins us with his Texas housing market outlook.

​​Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines talks about why so few millennials ​are venturing into the housing market. But before that, we break out the Halloween fun with our rundown of the top ten haunted homes in the country, most haunted ZIP codes, and "buggiest" U.S. cities. We'll even share a mortgage lending horror story guaranteed to send shivers down your spine.

The Real Estate Center went to Colorado last week and struck silver. Tune in to find out how, then stick around for our usual roundup of the state's biggest real estate headlines.

​You don’t have to live in North Texas to know that a lot is happening in that region’s commercial markets. Take Richardson, for example — the bustling city just northeast of Dallas. RECON intern Hayley Rieder recently visited with John Jacobs, executive vice president of the Richardson Economic Development Partnership. He talked about what’s behind the city’s tremendous amount of economic growth. This and more on today's show.

​What’s next for mortgage interest rates, and what will it mean for potential homebuyers? Find out today when we visit with Center Chief Economist Dr. Jim Gaines.