Preston Hollow

Preston Hollow Village Filling Up With Retail, Food, Beer Blasts and Now Great Thai

By Candy Evans / February 2, 2016 /

What is it about a Friday night that makes you want to grab a glass of wine or a beer, and catch a simple meal somewhere in your jeans. Somewhere close. The last thing you want to do is turn on the Viking. That’s why I am so psyched to see Preston Hollow Village filling…

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O Alert: Just Hit MLS, This Sleek, Stunning, Go GaGa Preston Hollow Ranch is Making Me Quiver… (Know What I Mean?)

By Candy Evans / October 16, 2015 /

Once in awhile we publish a house that is so fabulous, we say it’s the “O-Alert”. When I give out the “O-Alert”, you know this is one piece of House Porn you just stop everything for and LOOK! Feast your eyes on this fresh listing: a simple 1950’s ranch at 6722 Norway, between Thackery and…

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Del Norte Home Offered as Lot or Reno More Than Doubled in Value Since 2004 in Preston Hollow

By Candy Evans / September 4, 2015 /

This Rogers Healy listing is right in the hotbed of controversy over the proposed, and now City Plan Commission-approved, Transwestern development for the western edge of the area known as Behind the Pink Wall. For $699,000 you can have a .46 acre lot — Del Norte does have some hefty slabs of nicely treed dirt…

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Dallas City Plan Commission Approves Transwestern Zoning Request for Behind the Pink Wall in Preston Hollow

By Candy Evans / September 4, 2015 /

There was only one solo dissenting vote from members of the Dallas Plan Commission, and it was from Paul E. Ridley, a Kingston appointee. As for neighborhood’s over-riding concerns about traffic, the City’s traffic experts said the new development may actually DECREASE traffic on Bandera…  from a car every forty seconds (currently) to a car…

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Lee Kleinman Has Called Another Neighborhood Meeting for Neighborhood Input on the Transwestern Project

By Candy Evans / August 26, 2015 /

See this room? On Thursday night it will be Dallas City Councilman Lee Kleinman up at the podium, leading yet another neighborhood discussion on the proposal that Transwestern has made for 3 acres Behind the Pink Wall, aka the northeast intersection of Northwest Highway and Preston Road. This comes because and because and because. I…

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