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Excuse Us, We Have So Many Questions

By Adlene Neely Dealey | April 8, 2020 |

It’s day 333.9594teadfasd of this shelter in place thing, and I think I’m doing A-OK. I do have some questions though. You guys good with questions? First, I need to know if wine comes in anything bigger, like a water cooler. If not, why not? Somebody get on this. No really, why don’t they make…

Brand New East Kessler Castle On The Hill Ready For Renters

By April Towery | April 8, 2020 |

Social distancing should be no problem at all in a six-bedroom, five-and-one-half bathroom mansion in East Kessler.  The home at 733 Evergreen Hills Drive has an open layout across almost 6,000 square feet and sits on a quarter-acre lot.  The Contemporary/Modern home was built last year by Adrian Cole’s firm, 419 Builders, but it seems…

Trust For Public Land Gives Middling Grade To Dallas Parks

By Jon Anderson | April 8, 2020 |

We’re all kids. When we can’t go outside, it’s all we want to do. At some point, life will return to normal. But in the meantime, I decided to read about parks. And I was in luck, The Trust for Public Land produces copious data on parkland in the 100 largest U.S. cities. This data…

Breaking: Redfin Furloughs 41 Percent of Salaried Agents

By Candy Evans | April 7, 2020 |

The company chose to furlough agents instead of laying off in order to benefit from the $2 trillion CARES Act stimulus. Seattle-based Redfin, one of the very first disruptive brokerages to set the scene for upending the traditional brokerage model, announced Tuesday that it will furlough 41 percent of its agents, totaling nearly 600 people,…

DFW Market Could be Among Least Affected by COVID-19, Northeast Most Affected

By Candy Evans | April 7, 2020 |

This is the ten million dollar question on every agent’s mind this minute: how much will COVID-19 affect the housing market? Most specifically, the LOCAL housing market. OUR housing market? It’s still early in the game. On Friday. I listened to real estate tech strategist Mike DelPrete’s “The Real Estate Pandemic Survival Guide.” It’s 50%…

These Midcentury Moderns In Hill Haven Heights Are Giving Us Life

By Amy Puchaty | April 7, 2020 |

Isolation isn’t all bad! Especially if you snag one of these Midcentury Modern gems. That’s right, these beauties deliver looks and location. And both are in sought-after Hill Haven Heights! In fact, these homes are the best on the block and just one minute apart. But their price points might as well be in different…