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This Successful Classic Contemporary Renovation Proves That No Great Home is Unsalvageable

By Karen Eubank | November 23, 2020 |

We are all still reeling over the demise of the Dal-Tile house and asking ourselves how and why. Over the last few weeks, I’ve learned that iconic home was allowed to disintegrate internally to such an extent it was largely unsalvageable. To allow a house to get to this point is irresponsible and ignorant. It…

Live and Work in This Turnkey Uptown Building Auctioned by Concierge in Coop with Compass

By Shelby Skrhak | November 23, 2020 |

Located in the heart of Uptown Dallas, 2934 N. Hall Street will auction online with No Reserve via Concierge Auctions in cooperation with Jonathan Rosen of Compass Real Estate. Currently offered for $8.9 million, bidding will be held Dec. 18–22 via Concierge Auctions’ online marketplace, ConciergeAuctions.com, allowing buyers to bid digitally from anywhere in the…

Dinsmore Court Continues The Cobalt Homes Signature South of Henderson

By Candy Evans | November 23, 2020 |

Cobalt Homes is at it again, fleshing out east Dallas just south of Henderson Avenue with more stunning duplex town homes loaded with high end, haute design amenities.  Wrapped with design integrity, the concept was developed by signature architect Joshua Nimmo with interiors designed by DW Design Group. This is the continuing spillover of West Village across Central…

The Holidays Are Here and Seasonal Style Matters!

By CandysDirt.com Contributor | November 23, 2020 |

 By Elizabeth Mast Owner of Talulah & HESS There is no better time than the holiday season to welcome guests into your home. It is your sanctuary and a reflection of who you are and the lifestyle you lead. Create a seasonal sensory experience in your home through thoughtful style details to make a lasting…

Plan Commission Fails Math Quiz On Mill Creek Project

By Jon Anderson | November 23, 2020 |

Last Thursday, Mill Creek’s West Dallas Modera Trinity project presented to, and unanimously passed, Plan Commission (catch-up here, here). Did any of the commissioners do the math? The base zoning approved was a building height of 95 feet (85 feet of building and 10 feet for mechanicals – sea of roof air conditioners, elevator housings,…

Taylor Paladino Found the Silver Lining

By Karen Eubank | November 22, 2020 |

With all that has happened in 2020, it’s time for a lemonade out of lemons story. I cannot think of a better one than Taylor Paladino. Owner Ben Paladino should be winding up the first semester of his senior year, majoring in public policy, at Stanford. But, as we all know, 2020 fell apart for…