Karen Eubank

Something New Is Coming to CandysDirt.com: the Dallas Dirt Podcast

By Shelby Skrhak / November 26, 2023 /
Dallas Dirt Podcast Coming Soon

In more months than this producer cares to admit, some setbacks, and maybe a city council race later, we’re so happy to tell you that CandysDirt.com’s new podcast is finally coming soon — for Reals. Coming to YouTube, Apple Podcasts, and all major podcast platforms, we’d like to introduce you to the Dallas Dirt podcast…

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This Modern Home Is Steps From Small Town Living At Cedar Creek Lake

By Nikki Barringer / September 23, 2023 /

I love the respite that a good lake house provides. On a giddy Friday afternoon, you can grab your weekender, hop in the car, and say goodbye to work, neighbors, stress, noise, and cityyyyyy. I mean, Dallas I love you, but sometimes we need space. Get some space in a place like Enchanted Oaks, its…

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For The Sake of House Porn: This is How We Choose Luxury Properties

By Karen Eubank / August 2, 2021 /

Although the market has cooled slightly, there are still plenty of buyers looking for homes, and guess what? There are still plenty of homes out there. They are sitting because they are not properly prepared for those buyers. And if buyers are not interested because the homes lack updates and staging, then neither am I.…

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Deep Dives Into Dallas History Pay Off: CandysDirt.com Wins a Preservation Achievement Award

By Joanna England / June 17, 2021 /

The very first column that Karen Eubank wrote for her weekly report on North Texas’ built history was about an absolutely irresistible mansion in Highland Park at 3601 Beverly. In her inaugural Historic Preservation column Karen introduced her audience to a property that might just be the crème de la crème of historic homes in…

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Without Power, This Old House Has Made Me a Weather Refugee Again

By Karen Eubank / February 18, 2021 /

In 2019 I wrote a post on why I love my historic neighborhood. This week has made a lot of us realize what we don’t love about them. When I bought my home in 1990, Hollywood Heights had just become a conservation district. I had no idea what that meant for a homeowner, and neither…

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