Candy Evans

Candy Evans, founder and publisher of CandysDirt.com, is one of the nation’s leading real estate reporters.

The Foundry at Mockingbird Station Apparently Locking Out All Tenants

By Candy Evans / September 28, 2018 /

We got a tip this morning that The Foundry at Mockingbird Station, a reportedly fabulous high end co-working space, has locked out all its tenants. Apparently everyone showed up for work today and couldn’t even get onto the floor. Sad news because co-working spaces are one of the fastest-growing segments of commercial real estate. Just…

New Costco Coming to North Dallas East of Central at Greenville

By Candy Evans / September 27, 2018 /

Now this is interesting: Steve Brown is reporting that Costco is building a SECOND store in North Dallas in the vacant space on Park Lane at Greenville Avenue where the old Sam’s Club used to be until it was closed in 2011. Sam’s opened a store on Northwest Highway at Timber Creek. This is terrific…

Enjoy Elevated Elegance this Exceptional Mansion Park Listing from CLAY STAPP+CO

By Candy Evans / September 26, 2018 /

You’ll find elevated elegance in one of Dallas’ finest neighborhoods with one modern townhome that exceeds expectations on every level. Located in Mansion Park, the townhome at 3625 Brown St. rises up from the ground, as if chiseled from the stone with which it was created. The craftsmanship, aesthetic, and finish-out are luxurious and sophisticated. “Mansion…

Coldwell Banker Says GOTCHA, Dipping Into iBuyer Biz in Dallas, Atlanta Beginning Oct. 1

By Candy Evans / September 25, 2018 /

I don’t know, maybe selling a home these days is just getting too darn complicated. All I know is that two,  three, and soon, four of these iBuyer startups are now in town and doing pretty well based on the philosophy that consumers in lower-priced homes are willing to forego some profit in order to get rid…

The City of Dallas Has a New Service Request App for iPhone, Google Play

By Candy Evans / September 25, 2018 /

We are so used to dialing 3-1-1  to get service from the city, it may take some getting used to: Dallas 311 is launching new service request software, updating their website, and replacing the current Dallas 311 mobile app with the new OurDallas app. The current 311 app will be taken down tomorrow, Wednesday, Sept.…