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Closet Confessions: HALL Arts Residences And Ornare Host a Panel on Smart Storage For Fashion Lovers

By CandysDirt / May 8, 2024 /

For fashion lovers, little thrills them more than a really good closet. (The one Big had built for Carrie? We rest our case.) Put that dream 21 stories in the sky — with glittery views of Dallas all around — and it’s a match made in high-rise heaven. One of the spectacular homes at HALL Arts Residences…

Stainback Luxury Residential Launches New Luxury Leasing in The Morrow at Druid

By Karen Eubank / May 2, 2024 /

Stainback Luxury Residential has once again set a new standard of luxury with their exclusive residential leasing development The Morrow at Druid, which is just a stone’s throw away from Highland Park High School. As the demand for luxury leasing properties in Dallas continues to surge, The Morrow at Druid stands out as a prime…

Republic Title Answers Your Questions on Recent Changes to Homestead Exemptions 

By CandysDirt / April 23, 2024 /

In the ever-evolving landscape of property taxes, understanding the intricacies of exemptions can significantly impact homeowners.  Recent changes to the Texas Constitution and the Tax Code have impacted homestead exemptions and how Central Appraisal Districts (CADs) handle those exemptions.   In this post, we will be discussing what homeowners need to know about Proposition 4, which…

This HiFAB Client is Happy With His Home on The Range

By CandysDirt.com Contributor / April 18, 2024 /

By Rick MauchCandy’s Dirt Contributor A quick way to make new friends is to create something they want and make it extremely affordable. HiFAB, the stylish pre-fabricated housing brand based in North Texas, is making more new friends with each passing day thanks to the impact they are having on the affordable housing market. They…

Stainback Takes Luxury Residential Leasing to a New Level in The Park Cities

By Karen Eubank / April 15, 2024 /

When Kent Stainback noticed luxury residential leasing opportunities in the Park Cities were nonexistent, he decided to take action. “The Dallas-Fort Worth market grew by 153,000 people last year,” Stainback said. “Any time the suburbs grow, it puts pressure on inner-city locations so land in Dallas is becoming increasingly valuable. We wanted to do as…