Elaine Raffel
Elaine Raffel left the corporate world to become a freelance creative focused on real estate and design in Dallas.
What would the most expensive home ever sold in Aspen look like? You don’t have to imagine. This 20,740-square-foot resort-style manse—complete with every conceivable uber-luxe amenity—just hit the market for $75 million.
Looking ahead to 2021, kitchen design trends will not only be about aesthetics, but maximizing functionality of what’s become the central hub of the home.
This year, my one (and only) resolution is to get more organized—which includes tackling all the home improvement projects I’ve been avoiding.
For a builder, there’s no bigger compliment than having a buyer want a property that’s already under contract. Just ask Joseph Pytcher. His clients were so enamored by a luxe transitional Briarwood home he’d built—and sold—they commissioned one of their own.
[Editor’s Note: This year has been a decade, right? So many things happened, lots of things were postponed, and houses continued to sell despite it all. While the CandysDirt.com team takes a hot minute this holiday season to recharge the ol’ Energizers, we’re serving up our very favorite stories from 2020. Enjoy!] Elaine: As Tom Greico’s biggest…
