Friday Four Hundred

Friday Four Hundred: It’s Flipping in Lochwood With Winning Results

By Joanna England / January 22, 2016 /

I am constantly amazed at how fast some homes in East Dallas neighborhoods are selling. Apparently, this great success is also catching the attention of investors who are buying up properties thirty or forty years into their lives and turning them at a breakneck pace. So, you’ll start to see more and more homes like…

Mid Century Modern Masterpiece on Brettonwoods Acre Has Original Square Kohler Tub, 3-Sided Fireplace and Upgrades in All the Right Places

By Candy Evans / December 4, 2015 /

Oh Lordy we love our readers who tip us off to great listings like this one, which is fresh on the MLS. Dallas is chock-full of beautiful mid century modern masterpieces, and this pup at 2636 Gladiolus is a real charmer. Brettonwoods is right near Kiestwood, a charming neighborhood of more than 400 homes built between…

This Little North Oak Cliff Cottage is Blue and Yellow, Makes You Want to Kiss it Hello!

By Joanna England / October 9, 2015 /

How cute is this house? It looks like one of those fun, quirky homes that delights readers of every shelter magazine and tiny house blog. But this house is not so tiny. In fact, it may look petite, but this sky blue cottage in the L.O. Daniel neighborhood of North Oak Cliff has plenty of…

Waterford Parks Traditional is Living Big on a Tidy Floorplan

By Joanna England / September 25, 2015 /

Sure, when you build a new home, you’re picking out all the hardware and flooring and paint, but sometimes it takes a year or so to get it just right. If you want a new home and don’t want to deal with the seemingly endless list of here-and-there projects that it takes to make a property…

The New Oak Cliff Oh! Kessler Square Tudor is Oh-So-Sleek Inside

By Joanna England / September 18, 2015 /

I’m sure you’ve all heard of the Oak Cliff “Oh!” It’s when a Cliff Dweller tells the uninitiated that they live south of the Trinity, and gets the response of “Oh!” It’s almost like a version of “You poor thing,” or “Bless your heart.” That’s changing, though, as more people see the value in the…