Historic Preservation

Take Advantage of the Historic Preservation Tax Incentive Program for Big Savings

By Karen Eubank / July 11, 2024 /

If you are considering a purchase in one of Dallas’s 21 historic residential districts, the City of Dallas is ready to lend you a hand with its Historic Preservation Tax Incentive Program. You can apply now for these city tax incentives that may encourage you to be bold and take that next step toward owning…

This Historic Trinity Heights Craftsman Bungalow Under $400K Is Waiting for You

By Karen Eubank / July 4, 2024 /

Shut the front door! I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw this Instagram-worthy Trinity Heights Craftsman bungalow. One, because it is so adorable, and two, did you see the headline? It’s under $400,000. This has to be the hottest deal of the month. This Trinity Heights Craftsman bungalow is located a mere block from…

Preservation Dallas Names Sarah Crain, New Executive Director

By Karen Eubank / July 2, 2024 /

Sarah Crain has just been named the new Executive Director of Preservation Dallas. She succeeds Caroline Howard, who is retiring after presiding over the successful 25th Annual Preservation Achievement Awards. Preservation Dallas, founded in 1972, is dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of the city’s historic buildings, neighborhoods, and places. The nonprofit membership organization helps…

A University Park Dilbeck with a Frank Welch Touch, a Ghost Story, and Legendary Owners

By Karen Eubank / June 27, 2024 /

Has this historic University Park Dilbeck been blessed with some sort of spell or charm for attracting stylish and discerning buyers? Consider this. Chili’s founder Larry Lavine, jewelry designer Dian Malouf, and society maven Bert de Winter have each called this University Park Dilbeck home. It’s always been a magnet for those with taste, style,…

Elm Thicket/Northpark Offers a Lesson in Persistence and Patience

By Karen Eubank / June 20, 2024 /

Elm Thicket/Northpark has drawn the short straw for decades. Residents have historically been pushed out of their neighborhood, then pushed some more. “Our neighborhood used to be twice the size it is now,” Mimi Perez said. Perez and her family have lived in the neighborhood, on the same street, in the same home, for almost…