Dallas Real Estate News
Classic. That’s how I’d describe this stunning traditional near Saint Mark’s School of Dallas. It’s a beautiful home that is grand without being pretentious in an area that is safe, accessible, and filled with caring neighbors and families. This particular home has so many wonderful details, too, including an open floorplan and spiral staircase that…
Robert Wilonsky is one of the best reporters in town. He has interviewed me. But I think his headline on the lawsuit that involves Museum Tower’s contractor and a sub-contractor is very misleading. I’m going to be very straight here. Museum Tower advertises on my blogs, and Museum Tower advertises in the Dallas Morning News.…
Robert Wilonsky is one of the best reporters in town. He has interviewed me. But I think his headline on the lawsuit that involves Museum Tower’s contractor and a sub-contractor is very misleading. I’m going to be very straight here. Museum Tower advertises on my blogs, and Museum Tower advertises in the Dallas Morning News.…
Looks like I am going to have to put Houston Real Estate on my Google alerts. Found out last night from a Martha Turner agent that one of the oldest, and most successful high-end independent real estate brokerages in Houston has been swooped up by Sotheby’s International Realty Inc. of New York. Yes, Martha Turner Properties, which closed more than $2 billion in sales volume last year, has been acquired by Sotheby’s. The new firm will operate as Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty. All six Houston-area offices, and of course all 220 associates, are retained in the deal. According to the Houston Chronicle, MTP’s founder, Martha Turner, and biz partner Tom Anderson will stay on as co-presidents of the company.
Looks like I am going to have to put Houston Real Estate on my Google alerts. Found out last night from a Martha Turner agent that one of the oldest, and most successful high-end independent real estate brokerages in Houston has been swooped up by Sotheby’s International Realty Inc. of New York. Yes, Martha Turner Properties, which closed more than $2 billion in sales volume last year, has been acquired by Sotheby’s. The new firm will operate as Martha Turner Sotheby’s International Realty. All six Houston-area offices, and of course all 220 associates, are retained in the deal. According to the Houston Chronicle, MTP’s founder, Martha Turner, and biz partner Tom Anderson will stay on as co-presidents of the company.
