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These Divine Duplexes in Highland Park Offer Low-Maintenance Luxury Living

By Candy Evans | November 5, 2020 |

Luxury living can mean many things, but it isn’t often thought of as low maintenance. Though large yards and pools have their allure, sometimes the most precious luxury is being able to feel carefree and to have zero worries about the upkeep of your home. A pair of stunning new construction duplexes in Highland Park…

Preservation Dallas Receives a Prestigious National Award

By Karen Eubank | November 5, 2020 |

Preservation Dallas recently received The National Trust for Historic Preservation’s Trustees’ Award of Organizational Excellence. To be recognized on a national level is an enormous accomplishment. The Trustees’ Award for Organizational Excellence recognizes a nonprofit organization, large or small, that has demonstrated sustained and superlative achievement in historic preservation.  It’s a testament to the fact…

Forget Politics, Lust After These Dallas Open Houses Instead

By Amy Puchaty | November 5, 2020 |

It’s been a big week and we could all use a breather. So let’s get lost in Dallas real estate for a bit. Our Open Houses of the Week are here for buyers who are looking for a fresh start. And all three of our picks offer something unique. This includes a mega-watt beauty in Caruth Hills,…

How Dallas Fared in RENTCafé Adaptive Reuse Study on Large U.S. Cities

By Tommy Cummings | November 4, 2020 |

My favorite HGTV shows are the ones in which apartment hunters size up reconditioned historic buildings that are being turned into modern rental units. You hear a lot of descriptions thrown out, such as “charm” and “character.” Lots of exposed brick and ducts, glass, and concrete. It’s a theme on adaptive reuse, converting old into…

Home Is Where the Art Is At This Preston Hollow Stunner

By Elaine Raffel | November 4, 2020 |

Great art demands an equally great space for its display. Which is why art connoisseurs will find this impressive, newly-listed traditional-meets-transitional stunner so appealing.

Peek Inside This 1915 Winnetka Heights Home Perfect for Multigenerational Living

By Shelby Skrhak | November 4, 2020 |

Back in 1926, auctioneer James P. Anderson was tasked with auctioning the entire contents of a five-room apartment at 106 N. Edgefield. “Victrola, dining room furniture, chiffoniers, sanitary couch, rugs, rockers, chairs, ice box, stove, kitchen utensils, dishes, wash bench, tubs, wringer, etc. to be sold to highest bidder.” In the 1920s, the three-, four-,…