Candy Evans

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

Is This the Foundation for Tony Romo’s House Up There in Glen Abbey?

By Candy Evans / April 3, 2014 /

Update: I have confirmed that the Twitter photo (now deleted) indeed shows the foundation for Tony Romo’s new home. The building site has a huge fence around it, so likely this will be the last glimpse anyone gets from outside. (Cough cough.)  Also confirmed, Tom Weber is the architect, Robbie Fusch is the architect of…

Jan & Trevor Rees-Jones Build Healthy Families by Helping to Prevent Child Abuse & Neglect

By Candy Evans / April 2, 2014 /

The mission of Family Compass is to build healthy families and a strong Dallas community by preventing child abuse and neglect.  The mission resonates through therapeutic and educational programs for families with increased risk for child abuse.  Family Compass shares a vision that is true to my heart: equip and empower all parents with the…

More No’s? Laura Miller, Mitchell Rasansky, 13 Neighborhoods & VIPs Now Interested in Transwestern Deal Behind Pink Wall

By Candy Evans / April 2, 2014 /

You know those “NO” signs all over Preston Hollow? Maybe you’ll start seeing them out as far as Central Expressway and as far west as Webb’s Chapel. Laura Miller and Mitchell Rasansky, both former Dallas City Council persons, Rasansky 6 years on the Council, Laura Miller 4 plus a Mayoral term, now think folks who…

Mike Modano Sells Mimosa Lane House in Preston Hollow

By Candy Evans / April 1, 2014 /

It took a while, but Mike Modano’s Preston Hollow home at 6424 Mimosa Lane finally found a buyer. The Dallas Stars legend sold the property for $1,925,000 after reducing the asking price to $2,295,000. The home he bought with then-wife Willa Ford had originally hit the market the previous May, which in hindsight wasn’t an…

Tuesday Two Hundred: Walk to White Rock, Dallas Arboretum, and Sanger Elementary

By Candy Evans / April 1, 2014 /

This home at 8622 Diceman is new to the market, and was actually built in 1997, unlike so many of it’s neighbors in Little Forest Hills. Newer as it is, she still retains a lot of charm and appeal and blends right into the quirky cottages that comprise LFH.