Candy Evans

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

A Real Estate Auction Q&A for the Grady Vaughn House, Auction February 20

By Candy Evans / February 7, 2018 /

The Grady Vaughn house auction, 5350 South Dentwood, is coming up, on February 20, to be exact. We grabbed United Real Estate auction experts Mark Woodling and Mike Jones to ask a couple hard-hitting questions. Have any questions for Mike or Mark? The comment lines are wide open…

Calling All Cattle Barons!

By Candy Evans / February 2, 2018 /

Just 45 minutes from downtown Fort Worth or Dallas, I’ve found a paradise for horses and people. But in five minutes, you can be at a Starbucks, sipping a latte! In real estate, if location is everything, imagine that location includes 127 rolling acres on one of the highest points in Southern Denton County. This…

Some of the Best Oak Cliff Deals, Listed by Ebby Halliday Realtors, Are Available Now

By Candy Evans / January 26, 2018 /

Oak Cliff is one of the hottest destinations for Dallas real estate. Located south of the Trinity River, this large geographical area has history, character, distinct neighborhoods, and houses that offer a lot of bang for the buck. Some of the best deals in Oak Cliff are represented by Ebby Halliday Realtors. I’ve found three…

Rest Up For The Black Tie Moving Country Concert!

By Candy Evans / January 24, 2018 /

Thursday, Feb. 15, is the first “Black Tie Country Concert” featuring performances by Rascal Flatts, and more!  The evening is brought to us by Dustin Black and the folks at Black Tie Moving. “We are bringing the DFW real estate community together for one special night full of music, food, drinks, networking, and giving back,”…

Aldredge House Special Use Permit Amended, Approved by Dallas City Council

By Candy Evans / January 24, 2018 /

Dallas City Councilman Philip Kingston flexed his mighty negotiation skills and made peace for the folks who live on Swiss Avenue and the Dallas County Medical Alliance, owners of Aldredge House. As you know, it’s been quite a tussle. The neighbors contested the continued use of the house for meetings and programs. The Dallas County…