Candy Evans

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

Paul Wooldridge New Director of Marketing at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty

By Candy Evans / April 25, 2016 /

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty agents will have a new Director of Marketing come May 1. Paul Wooldridge, a marketing genius who also happens to be a Millennial, worked in media sales at FD Luxe and for the last two years as National Account Manager at job search website operator Monster Worldwide. He replaces Ellen…

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty Heads North, Opens Plano Office

By Candy Evans / April 25, 2016 /

After their expansion west to Fort Worth, and east to Lakewood, where else will Briggs Freeman International Realty go? North to Plano and Two Billion Dollar Mile, where they will christen a new office in the Shops of Legacy Tuesday afternoon. We know that two of the fastest-growing American cities by percentage, Plano and Frisco,…

Pretty House Picture Time: Grand Vie Features Luxury Listings, Concierge Auction Inks Luxury Portfolio Deal

By Candy Evans / April 22, 2016 /

Nothing is better to do in spring than lay by the pool with a stack of really great reading. And if you love houses, don’t miss the spring 2016 edition of Grand Vie: Luxury in Living magazine recently mailed to homes across the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Grand Vie is the luxury-home publication of Ebby Halliday Realtors and the…

Meet CandysDirt at North Texas Regional Association of Real Estate Brokers Mixer TOMORROW!

By Candy Evans / April 20, 2016 /

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Luxe Tour: Patricia Stampley’s Magnificent Mediterranean on Falls Road is Open Sunday, April 24

By Candy Evans / April 19, 2016 /

It seemed as if, during the turn of the 21st Century, every builder under the sun wanted to try their hand at designing a Mediterranean. What we ended up with was a bunch of half-done, mish-mash homes that all sort of look the same. It gave the style a bad name, that’s for sure. But…