Candy Evans

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

Lock, Leave, And Live The Good Life in This Gated Community

By Candy Evans / July 31, 2021 /

With the world slowly opening back up for travel, those of us with insatiable wanderlust have not wasted any time booking flights and resuming bucket-list trips. After 15 months of staycations and Discovery channel marathons, we’ve been hittin’ it hard because … well, we’ve got some lost time to make up!  Here’s a home that…

Former Home of Football Legend Pat Summerall Burns in Southlake

By Candy Evans / July 31, 2021 /

Pat Summerall was an NFL broadcasting legend to many of us in the Boomer generation, and he was a football hero as well. In 1996, Summerall and his wife built an 8,500-square-foot home on White Chapel Boulevard, cutting no corners, with one of the toniest addresses in Southlake. They named their mansion Amazing Grace. In…

High-End Leasing in Highland Park Has Never Been So Sleek

By Candy Evans / July 29, 2021 /

To indulge in luxurious Highland Park living without laying down permanent roots, there’s a new construction development with modern residences for lease you have to see. Sitting at 3525 Normandy Avenue, the location is a dream since you have SMU and all the hottest restaurants of Highland Park just moments away. But, what awaits at…

Sneak Peek: For Less Than $1M, This Clean Contemporary in Heath Will Blow You Away

By Candy Evans / July 24, 2021 /

You heard me right, this home is priced under $1 million. And when I tell you what you get for under $1 million only a few miles east of Dallas in Heath, you will call Curtis Custom Movers (the ONLY movers to use) and start packing. I am not going to even mention taxes right…

In The Zone: Proposed Clinic in Northeast Dallas Rejected by City Plan Commission

By Candy Evans / July 22, 2021 /

The Dallas Plan Commission has denied a proposal for the southwest corner of Stults Road and Forest Lane to construct a 30,000-square-foot clinic. Residents of neighboring Hamilton Park, Northwood Estates, Northwood Heights, Royal Lane Village, and the Urban Reserve said they opposed the development for several reasons: The site contains a floodplain and therefore threatens…