Candy Evans

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

Dallas Street Racing Accelerates, Hits Preston Center With a Bang

By Candy Evans / January 12, 2021 /

Heather Conover, a registered nurse and former cop who hails from a strong family law enforcement background, lives in the Park Cities. Her home is on the market. She and her family plan to move out of the area often referred to as “The Bubble” because of rising crime and street racing, which has reached…

Dr. Douglas Won’s Stunning Glass Box Turns to Roxann Taylor and New Years Pricing

By Candy Evans / January 5, 2021 /

A front staircase built of glass. Heated Porcelanosa floors throughout. A culinary center kitchen that could double as a Capital Distributing showroom. Master closet as big as a NorthPark store, master suite with its own separate two-car garage space plus stalling for four to six more vehicles. A potential dance studio on the property, a…

Gonzalo Gone Glam: HALL Arts Residences Adds Another Dreamy Model Home

By Candy Evans / January 5, 2021 /

Happy 2021. Let the good news continue: we know HALL Arts Residences are newest, sleekest, and HEALTHIEST condo story in town. And unlike the year we just dumped — so long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye 2020! — HALL Arts Residences’ story is getting better and better. Let me give you a big hint: it starts…

Candy: What Else Can We Say About 2020?

By Candy Evans / December 25, 2020 /

It started to feel like Christmas around here in early December. I went to a business dinner that was half outside, all of us spaced apart, at the Second-Floor Exchange in the ATT Discovery District. It was a new restaurant, and the opening was (shocker) delayed. Fewer than half of us were in attendance. This…

We May Be In The COVID Home Stretch, But Manchester Plays it Safe With Your Loved Ones

By Candy Evans / December 17, 2020 /

Funny how the best Christmas present you can get this year is a vaccine! We may be in the home stretch of the COVID-19 pandemic, and it won’t be long before we can return to a somewhat normal way of living our lives, which will include seeing, visiting and HUGGING our elderly loved ones. Even…