Suburb Sunday

These Lewisville Homes Prove Affordability Can Mean Excellence

By Daniel Lalley / July 16, 2023 /

Just north of Dallas, Lewisville is a unique suburb that has long attracted an array of residents. With proximity to Lewisville Lake and a quick commute to both of the area’s big cities, people here enjoy easygoing lifestyles and all the excitement North Texas has to offer. Also, with its new Lewisville 2025 plan, this…

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Rarely Does it Get Better Than These Richardson Homes

By Daniel Lalley / July 9, 2023 /

Just north of 635, Richardson is one of Dallas’ closest and most connected suburbs. As home to the telecom corridor, the innovation quarter, and the core district, this city is known as the international business capital of North Texas. It attracts top talent from around the country and caters to residents with an array of…

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These Castle Hills Homes Are The Epitome of The American Dream

By Daniel Lalley / July 2, 2023 /

With the Fourth of July just a few days away, it’s important that we reflect on all the advantages of living in America. For this week’s Suburb Sunday, we’re celebrating the American Dream by peeking inside the enviable community of Castle Hills. This unique area features an array of properties from townhomes to multi-million-dollar estates…

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These Grand Prairie Homes Exemplify Suburban Greatness

By Daniel Lalley / June 25, 2023 /

About halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth, Grand Prairie is one of the Metroplex’s most stimulating suburbs. With attractions like Lone Star Park and Texas Trust CU Theatre, this town plays host to a ton of events, concerts, live races, and more. And with its Asia Time Square and renowned Farmers Market, this city also…

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Dads Will Fall in Love with These DeSoto Lawns

By Daniel Lalley / June 18, 2023 /

For this Father’s Day edition of Suburb Sunday, I’ve decided to focus on the most important aspect of homeownership for dads across the country. For centuries, suburban Sunday mornings have been defined by the distinctive hum of the early morning mower. From Hank Hill to Howard Cunningham, father figures and front lawns are the stuff…

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