East Dallas

Everyone Loves East Dallas, But Life is Pretty Sweet on Sweetbriar With This Remodel

By Nikki Barringer / November 6, 2023 /

I love East Dallas and use to live in Little Forest Hills back in the day. And if you walked all the way through to the edge, there was street called Buckner Blvd. It’s not a little-known street or anything. It’s a major one. Everyone knows Buckner. It’s the street with that Underground House on…

If You Don’t Grab This Cape Cod-Style Home in The Peninsula, I Just Might

By Candy Evans / October 6, 2023 /

Are you a porch person? Then we’ve got a home for you! We have written about this house previously because it’s one of those angels we would simply love to clone. Back in 2016, our Karen Eubank thought this was one of the Peninsula’s original, remodeled vacation lake cottages from the 1920s. Wrong! In 2016,…

Developer of East Dallas PFC Project Standard Shoreline Says He’s Waiting on City Permits

By April Towery / October 2, 2023 /

The Standard Shoreline multifamily project attracted a lot of attention back in 2022 when it became one of the first proposals to be approved under the Dallas Public Facility Corporation financing structure. Residents in East Dallas’ Lochwood Neighborhood Association raised concerns about what they called a 75-year tax break. They were worried that the 60-foot…

The Sweetest Junius Heights Craftsman Bungalow Just Hit the Market

By Karen Eubank / September 2, 2023 /

When this sweet Junius Heights Craftsman bungalow hit our inbox, we stopped everything and gawked. How often do you find a flawlessly renovated historic bungalow with a pool? Rarely. In 1985, Karl and Jana Braddick bought a large two-story historic home on Junius. The neighborhood was full of much smaller Craftsman bungalows serving as rental…

Redevelopment Plan For an Old East Dallas Cafe With Bonnie And Clyde Ties Hits a Roadblock With Parking Requirements

By April Towery / August 28, 2023 /

A spirited debate on minimum parking requirements for new Dallas development resurfaced recently, prompting many residents to advocate for a solution to neighborhood spillover and cumbersome codes.  Chase Beakley saw the discussion as an opportunity to share his personal experience with the city’s parking requirements as he works to repurpose the long-vacant 3302 Swiss Circle.…