Candy Evans

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

One-on-One With Candy: Rogers Healy on the Strength of The DFW Market

By Candy Evans / April 6, 2020 /

He’s been at his ranch near Lindale, Texas, ever since the COVID-19-imposed quarantine began. But he’s still selling real estate, and eating healthy. Today’s one-on-one features real estate talk with our favorite millennial broker and go-getter Rogers Healy, founder of his eponymous brokerage Rogers Healy and Associates.

Grand Manor in Colleyville Is The Ultimate Entertaining Home

By Candy Evans / April 2, 2020 /

Dallas has tons of jaw-dropping properties, but only rare homes like this truly take your breath away. As soon as you set eyes on the impressive stone manor, you’ll know you are somewhere that is anything but ordinary. Luckily, this isn’t just eye candy. The wondrous abode with incredible spaces for entertaining is now up…

Ebby Halliday Companies’ & Allie Beth Allman Parent Nation’s Largest by REAL TRENDS 500

By Candy Evans / April 1, 2020 /

We need some good news in the world, and we have plenty of it right here in North Texas. Two of our favorite home-grown-then-took-over-the-world real estate brokerages are part of a company that is the largest real estate company in the nation. HomeServices of America, has been anointed, once again, as the country’s largest real…

Dallas Leaders Considering Emergency Ordinance to Halt Evictions

By Candy Evans / March 30, 2020 /

Cities and states across the country are taking action to put a halt on evictions amid the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, anticipating that many tenants won’t be able to pay rent with nearly 3.3 million Americans now out of work. New York City, one of the nation’s hottest red zones, placed an eviction moratorium on residential…

Greatest Concentration of Covid-19 Appears to be in Preston Hollow & University Park

By Candy Evans / March 30, 2020 /

As of Wednesday, March 25, the highest concentrations of confirmed COVID-19 cases were located in University Park’s 75225 zipcode. What does that mean? First, it means that the novel coronavirus doesn’t care where you live. It does, however, care if you’ve traveled, or if you have gathered in large groups, and if you didn’t wash…