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Construction Begins at Frisco’s 267-Acre Luxury Home Community ‘The Preserve’

By CandysDirt / December 9, 2024 /

From Staff Reports A multimillion-dollar custom home community is coming to Frisco’s exclusive Fields development. Construction is underway at The Preserve near PGA Frisco’s championship golf courses and the Omni PGA Frisco Resort. The first phase will include 233 homes crafted by 10 of North Texas’ most sought-after luxury homebuilders. With lot sizes ranging from…

From Cottage to Couture: A Tale of Transformation in Kessler Park

By CandysDirt / December 7, 2024 /

There’s location, location, location … and then there’s location, location, LOCATION! Tucked into the trees along the Coombs Creek Trail that winds through the neighborhood – just a scant half-mile from Sylvan Thirty and two miles from Bishop Arts – 1614 Kessler Parkway offers something truly rare: a home that feels like it’s part of…

Allie Beth Allman Named Among 2025 Dallas Business Hall of Fame Laureates

By CandysDirt / December 5, 2024 /

From staff reports Luxury real estate trailblazer Allie Beth Allman will be among three distinguished leaders celebrated at the 27th annual Dallas Business Hall of Fame gala on February 22, 2025, at the Omni Dallas Hotel. Joining her as honorees are Curtis C. Farmer, CEO of Comerica Bank, and Dale Petroskey, President and CEO of…

Dallas Housing Opportunity Fund Reaches $41.5M with New Investments for Affordable Homes

By CandysDirt / November 30, 2024 /

From Staff Reports Three investors announced last week through LISC Fund Management, LLC, that they’re contributing a combined $15 million to the Dallas Housing Opportunity Fund for affordable housing development across the city. The donations from Charles Schwab Bank, KeyBank, and BOK Financial bring the fund’s total to $41.5 million. Launched in 2022 with $6…

It’s a Done Deal: Judge Approves Final Settlement in NAR Commissions Lawsuit

By CandysDirt / November 27, 2024 /

From staff reports A federal judge has approved a final settlement between the National Association of Realtors (NAR) and a group of home sellers, requiring NAR to rewrite its commission rules and pay $418 million in damages. This settlement announced Tuesday stems from the class-action antitrust lawsuit accusing NAR and several brokerages of inflating seller-paid…