Britt Lopez

This Churchill Downs Townhome is The Perfect Landing Pad Between Take-Offs!

By Karen Eubank / October 4, 2022 /

This Churchill Downs townhome offers the best lock-and-leave lifestyle we’ve seen in some time. Located just south of Bluffview and east of Love Field, you can jump on a private charter or Southwest Airlines in mere minutes. Townhomes are becoming increasingly popular as everyone begins to embrace travel again because they offer minimum maintenance, allowing…

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Why Can’t I Paint The Brick on my Historic Tudor?  

By Karen Eubank / August 25, 2022 /

What do you mean I’m not allowed to put solar panels on my Winnetka Heights Craftsman cottage? Is my 1950s Ranch house considered historic? Why can’t we pull out all the windows and floors and just leave the brick? Isn’t that preservation? The answers to your burning historic preservation questions will be provided in the…

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Mental Health Awareness Month: Tips For Dealing With Anxiety And Stress in This Dynamic Housing Market

By April Towery / May 13, 2022 /

One day you’re ready to buy a new house and get a fresh start; the next day you’re overwhelmed by rising prices, competition, and uncertainty.  Depression and anxiety are pervasive in today’s culture and can be exacerbated by financial woes and stress related to buying or selling a home.  May is Mental Health Awareness Month,…

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As North Texas Real Estate Market Sees Home Prices Surge 22 Percent

By Daniel Lalley / March 7, 2022 /

In 2022, we’ve already seen cost increases in everything from energy to essential goods such as groceries and pharmaceuticals. With a rise in inflation and a recovery protocol from one of the biggest pandemics in history, markets are moving in odd directions. Speaking of odd directions, have you seen the North Texas real estate market?…

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This Historic Waxahachie Farmhouse Shows How Preservation Adds Value to Cities

By Karen Eubank / November 11, 2021 /

This historic Waxahachie farmhouse looks like one out of the Fixer Upper television series, but this is not the work of Chip and Joanna Gaines. Instead, the renovators were Pat and Kristan Richey. It’s their fourth transformation and it was supposed to be their forever home. After renovating houses in Michigan, they restored a Tudor…

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