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The Birthplace of Bastille on Bishop Could Be Your New Tiny Home or Two

By Nikki Barringer | July 14, 2020 |

Over in Oak Cliff, within walking distance to the Bishop Arts District, you’ll find the cutest little tiny house. But what makes this tiny house EVEN CUTER is the TINIER tiny house that’s set on the same property. Yeah, that’s what we said. TWO TINY HOUSES on the same dang property. Can you even handle…

Title Tip: What Does Your Closing And The Coronavirus Have in Common?

By Lydia Blair | July 14, 2020 |

What do the novel coronavirus and real estate closings have in common? Hopefully not that much. But now that I think about it, there are some dynamics that both a pandemic and a real estate transaction share. Regardless of how much or you plan or what precautions you take, unpleasant things can happen. Just like…

Head to Aledo to Social Distance in Style For as Long as You Need

By Seth Fowler | July 14, 2020 |

Social distance — I absolutely can’t wait until that is no longer a necessary phrase on a daily basis. How did six feet all of a sudden become the accepted distance between people to not spread the novel coronavirus? If we are going to have more and more months of restrictions and limitations on gatherings,…

A Classic French Traditional Estate in Preston Hollow

By Karen Eubank | July 13, 2020 |

Oh, La Vache! If you are surprised to find a classic French traditional estate in Preston Hollow, you may not be a Texan. That’s OK because if you’ve been reading CandysDirt.com for any length of time, you know how much I love to offer up a history lesson (and a French lesson — that first…

Penthouse Plunge: Going, Going … Almost GONE

By Jon Anderson | July 13, 2020 |

Over the long July Fourth weekend, I received two offers on my Penthouse Plunge at the Claridge. One offer was quite low citing the prospective buyers’ uncertainty in the high-rise market in the face of COVID-19. The other was a much higher cash offer that wanted some customizations. Even after the low-baller increased their offer,…

Own a Frank Lloyd Wright in Wisconsin That is Updated With Aplomb

By CandysDirt | July 13, 2020 |

Architecture aficionados alert: For $425,000, you can own a 1941 historic Frank Lloyd Wright house located in Wausau, Wisconsin. The iconic property is one of the legendary architect’s Usonian homes, specifically designed for middle-class families. See inside this stunning historic home on SecondShelters.com now!