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A New Architectural Gem Arises in Henderson Ave District

By Brenda Masse / November 26, 2025 /

This week’s Highlight Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters, Senior Loan Officer with First Horizon is a bold modern new construction near Henderson Avenue. For lovers of the genre, finding a new single-family residence in this walkable city neighborhood is a unique opportunity indeed. Built by architect Robert Ting, this eye-catcher forms an…

If You Want a Historic Midcentury Modern Home, You’d Better Have a Great Realtor

By Karen Eubank / June 12, 2025 /

David Griffin & Co. Realtor Brandon Stewart listed this historic Midcentury Modern Ju-Nel at noon on Friday, June 6. By 3 p.m., he was already showing it, and by Saturday night, he had received an offer, with another on Sunday. That was immediately followed by five more potential buyers expressing interest. This lightning-fast pace is…

Midcentury Modern Home ‘Straight Out of the Brady Bunch’ Hits Lochwood Market

By Daniel Lalley / April 13, 2025 /

There’s something inherently alluring about classic Midcentury Modern architecture. Built on a foundation of functionality, simplicity, and style, this movement has captivated American markets since its introduction. Even with emerging generations of homebuyers, there’s a sort of second-hand nostalgia for this style. Given its pervasive cultural influence, appearing in everything from Mad Men to The…

Swing Into The Sixties With This Flawless Midcentury Modern Ju-Nel

By Karen Eubank / October 27, 2024 /

I thought I’d just wrapped up my work and could relax when I heard a ping. Opening my email, this flawless, jaw-dropping 1966 Midcentury Modern Ju-Nel unfolded before my eyes, and I knew y’all could not wait to see it. It’s hard enough to find a Ju-Nel, much less one that has been so beautifully…

Could This Lakewood Midcentury Modern Designed by Legendary Architect Thomas Scott Dean Be in Danger?

By Joanna England / June 10, 2024 /

In the East Dallas neighborhood of Lakewood, few streets deserve to be considered “iconic,” and Avalon Ave. is one of them. Most Dallasites will recognize this stretch of street in the heart of Lakewood from the community’s annual Fourth of July parade. It’s lined with beautiful, mature oak trees and expansive front lawns that give…