Lakewood

Fairmont Homes Offers a Fresh Take on Transitional, and We’re Here for It

By Daniel Lalley / July 27, 2025 /

When we picture transitional architecture, bold isn’t often the first adjective that comes to mind. Prioritizing functional design and subtle aesthetics, these homes often evoke a minimalist mindset. Some may go so far as to confuse their clean lines and simple silhouettes with Scandinavian or Swiss modern architecture. However, in a city like Dallas, developers…

For Those Seeking the American Dream, Look No Further Than Lakewood

By Daniel Lalley / May 13, 2025 /

Of all the Dallas neighborhoods, Lakewood might be the most enchanting. With a close-knit community feel and a unique connection to nature, this neighborhood is about as idyllic as they come. Also, the eclectic architecture showcases standout designs from multiple eras and movements. While no two homes are the same here, this environment is still…

The Lakewood Conservation District Expansion Passes Unanimously With an Amendment

By Karen Eubank / February 27, 2025 /

Following a three-year fight by residents seeking conservation protection against teardowns, the Dallas City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to approve the expansion of the Lakewood Conservation District District with an amended map excluding a few properties. Council member Paula Blackmon moved to amend the already redrawn map by removing a connecting section from Copperfield…

Dallas City Council to Vote Wednesday on Lakewood Conservation District Expansion 

By April Towery / February 24, 2025 /

A battle of property rights versus historic preservation and neighborhood compatibility will come to a head this week as the Dallas City Council is slated to vote on the Lakewood Conservation District expansion.  The City Plan Commission, a quasi-judicial body appointed by the council, removed a large chunk of the proposed expansion area in November…

An Alley Runs Through It: How a Lakewood Couple Haggled With the City and Won

By April Towery / February 19, 2025 /

When Kyle and Amanda Kraft purchased 6706 Southridge Drive in 2015, they thought it would be their forever home. Plans changed and they’re moving to another part of Texas now, but with help from their Realtor, they’re leaving the property a lot better than they found it.  Their story starts with an unsightly abandoned alley…