Daniel Lalley
Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.
As a city that not only houses but reveres historic architecture, you can always count on Dallas to reveal unique evolutions when properties change hands. In the spirit of spring, we’ve covered some truly captivating transformations. Of course, when you’re dealing with a historic 1926 Tudor, you hope the heritage isn’t lost in the enhancements.…
When weighing location preferences for purchasing a home, there is a lot to consider. From school districts to safety to environmental appeal and amenities, multiple factors must be considered. In some places, it’s difficult to find what you’re looking for. However, there are neighborhoods like Creekwood West Addition in Grapevine that offer it all. For…
A couple of years ago, we had the pleasure of covering one of Dallas’ most incredible Midcentury Modern homes in the iconic JanMar neighborhood. Having been on the market just days, this listing sold almost immediately. Thankfully, it found an owner who understood the assignment… One of the most endearing architectural styles in America, Midcentury…
Known for offering some of the city’s most celebrated homes, Junius Heights has become one of Dallas’ most coveted communities. Situated just south of White Rock Lake, this neighborhood evolved around an iconic Dallas streetcar line, becoming a destination for East Dallas living. With a collection of Craftsman, Tudor, and Prairie school architecture, this close-knit…
In recent days, smart water meters around North Texas have come under scrutiny. After the City of Plano reported mass signal failure across its $10.6 million meter systems, speculation sparked. In fact, last week, a volley of articles outlined area concerns. For those in other municipalities wondering if this technology could spell hang-ups in their…
