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Sneak Peek: Fresh Listings Across the City Open Today and Tomorrow

By CandysDirt / February 28, 2026 /

Spring is officially stretching its legs across North Texas, and the market is right there with it. As buyers reemerge and listings shine a little brighter in the longer daylight, opportunity is blooming in every corner of the metroplex. One of the best parts? The range. From polished Oak Lawn showpieces to Richardson charmers, Dave…

Preston-Royal Pow: Inside the Most Thoughtfully Designed Modern Home Near Preston Hollow

By CandysDirt / February 27, 2026 /

“This home isn’t just beautiful.” Listing agent Katherine Roberts, a perennial top performer at Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty in its Dallas/Turtle Creek office, knows a truly great home when she sees one. Her new listing at 11546 West Ricks Circle falls firmly into that category — thanks to its refreshing mix of style, smarts, and…

This Starwood Home Is the Very Definition of ‘Fully Remodeled’

By CandysDirt / February 21, 2026 /

There are remodels … and then there are “we took 2025 personally” remodels. 6120 Canvas Back Dr. in Frisco’s coveted Starwood neighborhood falls firmly into the latter category. Located inside the gated and guarded community of Starwood — yes, the one with winding streets, mature trees, tennis courts, a clubhouse, a fitness center, and that…

Live Bright, Live Large in Preston Hollow

By CandysDirt / February 19, 2026 /

Experience light-filled modern living designed to feel warm, open, and effortlessly livable at 7149 Northaven Road. Natural light pours through expansive glass, reflecting off soft woods and clean contemporary finishes, creating a bright yet welcoming atmosphere from the moment you arrive. Set in Dallas’ coveted Eudora Estates in the Preston Hollow Area, this modern-transitional residence…

Reimagine All of Downtown Dallas, Rather Than Focusing Myopically on City Hall

By CandysDirt / February 15, 2026 /

By Cullum Clark The current debate over Dallas City Hall sometimes misses the forest for the trees. Dallasites are battling over the architectural merits of I.M. Pei’s 1978 structure and the cost of staying versus going, as well they should, but the city needs a livelier conversation about the future of downtown Dallas as a…