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Located in historic buildings, several of NYC’s newest upscale residences had former lives as banks, offices, and libraries.
Privacy is at the top of every buyer’s wish list today, followed by proximity to shopping, restaurants, and entertainment. It’s a tall order, but we’ve found it for you in this secluded Southlake estate. “It’s rare to find an estate of this size in Southlake,” RE/MAX DFW Associates Realtors listing agent Patty Jenkins said. It’s…
The palatial French Baroque that locals in Pittsburg, Texas once dubbed Cluckingham Palace is back on the market, and for just under $5 million this impressive 18,327-square-foot home on nearly 44 acres can be your next family compound. The home at 800 S. Greer Blvd. was built by Bo and Patty Pilgrim, the renowned founders…
On Wednesday City Council will vote to approve Pegasus-Ablon’s application to drop a 20-plus-story high-rise into a 36-foot-height neighborhood. I say this with certainty. The votes have been metaphorically counted and the hearing before city council is mere theater to let any opposition believe they actually had a chance of swaying a vote. They don’t.…
Every week, the detail-oriented folks at Green Scene Home Inspections will give CandysDirt.com readers an education in inspection. Want to see what they see? Tune in for “Upon Closer Inspection.” It’s our fourth edition of “What’s Wrong With This Picture” in our weekly home inspection column. For the first three episodes, go here, here, and here…
Ah, New Jersey. Often maligned and mocked, the state brought us many fine things, including Bruce Springsteen and I’m sure other things. Seriously, I googled “Good things about New Jersey” and came up with this list that includes: “It produces the most chemicals in the nation and has 108 toxic waste dumps – more than any other state.” I…
