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In 1905, Denton’s Tripp-Graham Home Was a Wedding Gift. Today its Interior Is the Real Gift

By Nikki Barringer / March 9, 2024 /

Now this is an estate. But not really an estate estate if we have Google weigh in. I’m reporting this in real time because Google, get your act together. Off the bat there are three contradicting definitions. Since one serves my purpose the most, we’ll go with it compliments of lawinsider.com: An estate home means…

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Katherine Chia Brings Her Brand of High-Impact, Sustainable Design to Dallas Architecture Forum

By Candy's Dirt / January 23, 2024 /

Seeing Katherine Chia’s portfolio of sleek, sustainable spaces drives home the mission of Desai Chia, the firm she co-founded with Arjun Desai: to create inspiring environments, expressive of light, materials, and collaborative spaces. If you’ve yet to have an introduction to Chia’s work your best chance is at 7 p.m. February 8 at the Dallas…

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5 Fabulous Open Houses Today and Tomorrow All Under $1 Million 

By Candy's Dirt / January 6, 2024 /

For those of us in real estate, our brains never really take a break from thinking about homes. And people. And finding people homes. As life returns to “normal” after the holidays, just know that while you were lounging in your jammies for 7 days straight (except for that time you ventured out to get…

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Thanksgiving Prep Begins With a Great Kitchen, And Open Houses Are Cookin’ Up Some

By Joy Donovan / November 9, 2023 /

The evidence is all over the place. Smudged recipe cards littering countertops. Recipes dog-eared in Southern Living Magazine. Grocery lists made, tweaked, and edited. Yes, Thanksgiving is just two weeks away. It’s time to prep for the food, the cooking, the grocery shopping, and the entertaining family. A great kitchen is a blessing worthy of…

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The Growth of Higher Learning Means Graduated Demands For Dallas Housing

By Joy Donovan / October 26, 2023 /

As we discussed last week, construction projects abound in North Texas universities. The domino effect will include more educated people, job creation, and, of course, housing demands. Last week we focused on Fort Worth, but today let’s talk about the housing needs around the Dallas side of university expansions. Work is underway at the University…

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