Daniel Lalley

Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.

A Renovated Ranch-Style That’s Truly Remarkable

By Daniel Lalley / February 17, 2023 /

When it comes to great location and gorgeous homes, Far North Dallas features the best of both worlds. Situated just between Addison and Richardson, this neighborhood has some of the best Midcentury, Ranch-style, and Revival architecture in the city. Also, with close proximity to Addison, Richardson, and Dallas, there is no shortage of shopping, restaurants,…

Suburb Sunday: 3 Prosper Homes That Offer the Best of Both Worlds

By Daniel Lalley / February 12, 2023 /

As the DFW region continues to evolve, expand, and extend, families are flocking to North Texas. With a network of suburbs to rival any metropolitan area in the world, residents here enjoy a higher standard of living. In fact, new research by the University of Pennsylvania found that Plano and Frisco ranked five and six…

The Charm Factor Is Off the Charts in This King’s Highway Home

By Daniel Lalley / February 10, 2023 /

For this week’s Inwood Home of the Week sponsored by Inwood National Bank, we’re peeking inside a sleek modern craftsman in Oak Cliff. Mohammed Jaber with Compass RE Texas lists 1673 Vaughan Court for $600,000. This three-bedroom, two-bath, 1,798-square-foot beauty begs to be explored. Designed to match the historic appeal of the nearby King’s Highway…

This Ultra-Modern Mansion in Las Colinas’ Fox Glen is a Monument to Style And Sustainability

By Daniel Lalley / February 9, 2023 /

Every now and then, we get a glimpse inside a truly incredible ode to modern architecture. These homes typically feature clean lines, quality materials, and contemporary style. Many of them make us recalibrate our own expectations for exceptional architecture. Though, rarely do we encounter a modern marvel built at the magnitude of 125 Fox Glen…

Suburb Sunday: Plano Homes With Parkside Appeal

By Daniel Lalley / February 5, 2023 /

Each year, The Trust for Public Land maps park access across 14,000 cities and neighborhoods around the country. They rank these areas in an annual ParkScore index based on access, investment, acreage, amenities, and equity. In last year’s index, the organization found that Plano placed 15th in the entire country. It’s no surprise that Plano…