Dallas Media

Modern Luxury Uses 2026 Real Estate Awards to Take Pulse of Local Real Estate

By CandysDirt / February 5, 2026 /

CandysDirt.com readers spend plenty of time watching the Dallas real estate market — tracking trends, touring listings, and keeping tabs on the agents and brokers shaping the industry. Now’s the chance to weigh in. Our friends at Modern Luxury Dallas have opened nominations for its 2026 Real Estate Awards, their annual recognition of the professionals…

Give Modern Luxury Dallas a Piece of Your Mind

By CandysDirt / January 18, 2025 /

Our friends at Modern Luxury Dallas are inviting CandysDirt.com readers to have their say in shaping the city’s real estate buzz for 2025. Their annual Real Estate Awards recognize the top professionals in the industry, and this is your chance to nominate a standout agent or broker who made an impact last year. But the…

Investor Signals Discontent with Dallas Morning News Parent Company

By Bethany Erickson / April 25, 2019 /

On the heels of a dismal fourth quarter in 2018, one institutional investor in Dallas Morning News parent company A.H. Belo has signaled its discontent with the decisions the company has made with a letter filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday. Minerva Advisors, an investment management firm based in the Philadelphia suburb of…

Dallas Morning News Announces 43 Layoffs, 20 in Newsroom

By Bethany Erickson / January 7, 2019 /

From staff reports Word came early this morning that the Dallas Morning News laid off 43 employees, including 20 writers, editors, and other newsroom personnel, marking yet another round of staff reductions as print revenue declines. The 43 layoffs account for about 4 percent of the A.H. Belo Corp. employees, the newspaper said. It did…

Did The Observer Do Justice With List of Most Iconic Dallas Homes?

By Joanna England / January 10, 2017 /

I’ll be honest: I cannot stand the word “iconic.” It is overused and hyperbolic. If we call everything that there ever was “iconic,” doesn’t the term become irrelevant? But I do have to say that when it comes to architecture, Dallas really does have some “iconic” homes. They’re the properties that keep coming up in…