Daniel Lalley

Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.

Preston Hollow And Park Cities Picked to Preview a Startup Solution to The Honey-Do List

By Daniel Lalley / May 30, 2023 /

Saturday is sacred for most Dallasites. After a long work week, this priceless winddown time makes for some of the most precious moments we have. However, for homeowners, the weekends are not always so restful. With the incredible amount of upkeep required for our modern residences, downtime can turn disastrous with the hectic demands of…

What Makes the Dallas-Fort Worth Area So Attractive to Apartment Developers?

By Daniel Lalley / May 29, 2023 /

While the Dallas-Fort Worth region has experienced record-low inventory in the single-family real estate market and unprecedented growth in housing prices, another industry has prospered just the same. Many D-FW residents have seen the buildings popping up all over the place, but did you know the Dallas area is also a top destination for apartment…

These East Dallas Homes Offer Endless Style at an Excellent Price

By Daniel Lalley / May 28, 2023 /

For active young families and professionals, East Dallas has a number of activities and attractions that draw great interest from adults and kids alike. With White Rock Lake, the Dallas Arboretum, and plenty of local parks, those who love the outdoors have endless options. Then, proximity to Downtown Dallas and a whole host of retail…

This Mansion Residences Home Only Has 1 Bedroom, But it’s Part of its Charming Owner’s History

By Daniel Lalley / May 26, 2023 /

The Mansion Residences holds some of the most sought-after square footage in Dallas. The exclusive high-rise, located at 2801 Turtle Creek Blvd., has unparalleled amenities like a pool, fitness center, concierge, and even room service. For this week’s Inwood Home of the Week sponsored by Inwood National Bank, we’re incredibly excited to feature a Mansion…

One Fintech Solution Hopes to Create Equitable Financing in a World of Investors And iBuyers

By Daniel Lalley / May 26, 2023 /

No doubt it’s been one hectic period for the housing market. Emboldened with excessive stimulus cash and nowhere to spend it, many buyers flooded the real estate realm in 2020. We’re still feeling the fallout nearly three years later. Rapidly increasing appraisal values have led to an influx of investors, iBuyers, and beyond. Especially in…