Building Trends

Private Pickleball Courts Are the Latest Status Symbol in North Texas Backyards

By Rick Mauch / April 29, 2025 /

Pickleball continues to be one of the fastest-growing sports in the country — think tennis, but on a smaller court with a paddle instead of a racket. The scale may be smaller, but the popularity is massive. It’s growing so fast, in fact, that public courts aren’t enough — and homeowners are taking matters into…

Dallas Builders Association on Trump Housing Agenda: ‘A’ on First Days

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / January 30, 2025 /

By Gena Godinez, Executive OfficerDallas Builders Association As the Dallas Builders Association service area continues to experience rapid growth and demand for housing, national policies impacting the housing industry can significantly influence how our cities tackle affordability, development, and urban expansion. Newly-elected, for the second time, President Donald Trump’s proposed housing policies aim to address…

Expert: Migration, Employment Growth Will Keep Texas Among Top Housing Markets

By April Towery / January 1, 2025 /

The past year was a good one for Dallas home production and 2025 is poised to be even better, a Zonda real estate advisor told members of the Dallas Builders Association last month. Bryan Glasshagel says he’ll be paying attention to migration to Texas and employment growth as home builders head into the first quarter…

ICYMI: Dallas Architecture Forum’s Builders Roundtable is Now on YouTube

By CandysDirt / December 15, 2024 /

From Staff Reports Industry leaders gathered on Nov. 3 at the invitation of the Dallas Architecture Forum to honor the late Bill Ward, who along with his wife Cindy saw their Frank Welch-designed home become a beautiful reality —thanks to a builder’s vision.  Did your invitation get lost in the mail? Have no fear. The…

Dallas Architecture Forum to Host Builders Roundtable Panel Discussion on Nov. 3

By CandysDirt / October 28, 2024 /

From Staff Reports Industry leaders will gather Nov. 3 at the invitation of the Dallas Architecture Forum to honor the late Bill Ward, who along with his wife Cindy saw their Frank Welch-designed home become a beautiful reality —thanks to a builder’s vision.  The “Builders Roundtable: Bill Ward Memorial Panel Discussion” is set for 2…