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Finding a historic Highland Park Tudor on a terrific lot in a great location with mature trees has become a challenge. So, when Laura Williamson got a hot tip that this home was about to hit the market, she took one look and knew she did not want to see another historic home torn down.…
Before there was Durant and Thackerville, there was Shreveport and Bossier City. This was before the sprawling Oklahoma complexes of Choctaw and WinStar became Dallas’s gold standard for a gambling getaway. In the nineties and early aughts, Dallasites often made the I-20 trek to Louisiana’s Red River, where casino neon lights reflected off the river…
Something is happening in Lakewood. The Northeast Dallas enclave has an extensive history of hosting some of the area’s most impressive and eclectic homes. However, in recent years, a wave of luxury developments has come to define a new chapter in this semi-coastal community. With the rapid rise of custom residences, it’s clear that the cachet of…
Spring Break is still in full swing for Dallas City Council, though some of the fallout surrounding all the City Hall drama continues to make headlines. We’ll go over some of that here, but, if you need a break, we’ve got some other highlights, too. Dysfunctional Relationship Between City Staff and Dallas EDC? As previously…
Hollywood Heights is one of those neighborhoods where people tend to stay in place for decades. That’s why it’s often hard to find a home for sale here, especially one under $700,000. So this beautiful historic cottage is quite the find. When you find one you like in this market, you move quickly, or it’s…
