Joanna England

Joanna England is the Executive Editor at CandysDirt.com and covers the North Texas housing market.

Find Privacy And Luxury in This Stonebridge Estates Custom Build By Mark Smith

By Joanna England / February 21, 2024 /

For a hostess, one of the worst feelings in the world is not having the space or capacity for a function. Not enough room for dinner guests, not enough serving space, too few powder rooms, and a tightly packed outdoor area would make any serious party-thrower cringe. Luckily for hostesses looking for their forever home,…

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Survey Offers Neighbors a Chance to Sound Off on Lakewood Conservation District Expansion

By Joanna England / February 20, 2024 /

Lakewood, one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Dallas, has so much character — but that’s changing, neighbors say. While the area is full of historic homes ranging from quaint cottages to immense Tudors, some homes are being razed to make room for modern designs that risk changing the fabric of the East Dallas neighborhood.…

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Rockwall Executive Retreat Offers Fabulous Views And Room to Unwind

By Joanna England / February 14, 2024 /

Life is hectic and busy for many of us, but for those who are at the top of the corporate ladder, or those who have it turned up to 11, having a place for respite is key. For some people that is a second home — and believe us, we’re fans of second homes. But…

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Find Your Dream Downtown Dallas Dwelling With These Farmers Market Townhomes

By Joanna England / February 7, 2024 /

Downtown Dallas is hot. More and more people are moving to the North Texas region and are finding urban life not only convenient but luxurious. When you can find produce fresh from the fields in the Farmers Market, art right from the artist in the Dallas Arts District, and music as live as the city…

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BREAKING: Keller Williams Settles Landmark Commission Suit For $70 Million

By Joanna England / February 1, 2024 /

In a letter to agents and affiliates with Keller Williams, Gary Keller announced that the brand had negotiated a $70 million settlement in the class action suits that have rocked the industry and spawned a legion of copycat suits that could change the way residential real estate is bought and sold. The suits, referred to…

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