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A Private Greenville Estate in a Woodland Paradise

By Karen Eubank | November 18, 2021 |

The silver lining of the past year is, without a doubt, our new work lifestyle. The chance to live on a private three-acre Greenville estate would have been a dream in 2019. Now, it can be your reality. As awakening to the need for space and the serenity of nature continues, many buyers are opting…

Real Estate For Your Sweet Tooth: 2021 Gingerbread Stroll Kicks Off Nov. 19

By Joanna England | November 18, 2021 |

Christine McKenny launched the Gingerbread Stroll in 2010 with perennial philanthropist Lynn McBee, raising much-needed funds for children’s charities. The event, which auctions off chef-created gingerbread houses in partner retail stores throughout Highland Park Village, celebrated 10 years last year. Christine says that year 11 is going to be even better. “It is difficult to…

Lazy Kat Ranch Offers the Ultimate Home on the Range

By Elaine Raffel | November 18, 2021 |

If you’re among the city dwellers looking to escape their urban lifestyle for a home on the range, you’re in luck.

Remodeled And Radiant: This Fresh Dallas Listing Is Forever Home Material

By Candy Evans | November 18, 2021 |

These days in Dallas, you have to act fast when you discover a listing you love. And this charming house on a large cul-de-sac lot is a fabulous find, fresh on the market. The brick traditional at 13429 Hughes Lane was built in 1974 but remodeled in 2019 and sits surrounded by tranquil trees. With…

Breaking: @properties Acquires Christie’s International Real Estate

By Candy Evans | November 18, 2021 |

Very big news came yesterday for a new Dallas real estate brokerage and our ever-evolving industry. Chicago-based @properties, which has a growing Dallas-Fort Worth presence, has acquired one of the nation’s oldest real estate networks, propelling the U.S. firm into instant global status by entering into a long-term global brand license agreement with Christie’s International…

The Preservationists: Sculptor And Conservationist Michael van Enter Just Figures Things Out

By Karen Eubank | November 18, 2021 |

Michael van Enter grew up figuring things out. When he and his siblings got rowdy, his dad, a professional illustrator with a passion for motocross, would send them to the workshop. “He’d put an engine on the table, and it was my job to strip it,” Michael said. “It was a great learning experience because…