Diane Cheatham

Urban Reserve is For Architecture Lovers, And This Listing Has The Clean Lines You Crave

By Joanna England / July 11, 2022 /

When Diane Cheatham started selling lots for her Lake Highlands-area development Urban Reserve, she knew that the environmentally sensitive, modern design standards of the neighborhood wouldn’t appeal to everyone. But they’d resonate with a select audience of architecture lovers. In that pool of buyers was Robert D. Troy. An architect, he designed a home for…

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Urban Commons Community in Lake Highlands Is a Sophisticated Taste in Modern

By Shelby Skrhak / May 22, 2022 /

Diane Cheatham will admit her new modern Urban Commons community in Lake Highlands isn’t for everyone. The developer responsible for the award-winning Urban Reserve has designs on a new section of Northeast Dallas at LBJ and Abrams Road — a low-impact sustainable community with high design. She assembled an impressive lineup of architects and master…

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With Recent Sale, Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate Agent Sets Lake Highlands Price Record

By Candy's Dirt / July 10, 2021 /

If you are familiar with Lake Highlands, then you know it’s one of Dallas’ best-kept secrets. Proximity to the lake and downtown, 4- and 5-star rated Richardson ISD schools, the perfect mix of locally owned and popular chain restaurants and shopping, and overall affordability through a range of housing price points, help to draw all…

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(Almost) New Home in Lake Highland’s Urban Reserve Is Priced To Dwell

By Candy's Dirt / May 15, 2021 /

We’re still discovering some random silver linings from the great tornado of 2019. This multi-level, 3,379-square-foot Urban Reserve home, listed by Rhoni Golden of Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate’s Lakewood office, is one of them.  First, for those who haven’t lived here long, Urban Reserve is an eco-friendly neighborhood of 50 homes on 14 acres in…

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DPM’s a Title Sponsor of Lake Highlands Football, So These 4 Homes Are Touchdowns

By Candy's Dirt / September 26, 2020 /

ICYMI, Lake Highlands football is back! The LHHS boys of fall met at the Boneyard Thursday night and crushed Mesquite’s Poteet, 49-20. Win or lose, we’ve got to say, it felt nice to once again hear the whistles, the band, the clash of pads. Normal, even… Masks and social distancing aside. Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate…

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