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When I saw the house in this week’s column I immediately thought of Pigpen. You remember Pigpen from the Charlie Brown universe. He is the dirty little fellow who never took a shower. A cloud of dirt always followed him. His only redeeming quality was that he was not a major league jerk like Lucy…
By Brenda MasseSpecial Contributor The roof is one of the five major parts of the house, so before purchasing a home, you’ll want to find out all you can about the current roof. First, how old is it? The average lifespan of a roof in Texas is about 20 years, barring damage from major storms or…
The thing about agents is that about every four years, on average, they change brokerages. Selling real estate may look easy, but it’s one of the toughest, most brutal, and often the loneliest occupations out there. You eat what you kill, you compete with sharks on an hourly basis, you are rejected 24/7, and you…
Known for its sandy beaches, energetic culture and warm weather, Miami is a fantastic spot for a second home. This week’s Splurge vs. Steal features two houses for sale on the same street (just 0.3 miles apart) with a $2 million difference in price. Is the higher price tag worth it for a pool and…
From time to time I’ll get pushback from clients if I suggest buying a condominium instead of a townhome or single-family residence. Much of the time the argument from the client is that most condos are all the same. A lot of buildings have similar floorplans, finishes, and styles — all of which can make…
Set in Club Oaks in Oak Cliff, there’s an artist’s home that’s truly special. It’s a classic midcentury that’s been updated — and that’s just the beginning. Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate’s DeCarla Anderson said she’s worked with these clients for years and always loves their homes. One is in the Cowgirl Hall of Fame in…
