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One-on-One With Candy: Rogers Healy on the Strength of The DFW Market

By Candy Evans | April 6, 2020 |

He’s been at his ranch near Lindale, Texas, ever since the COVID-19-imposed quarantine began. But he’s still selling real estate, and eating healthy. Today’s one-on-one features real estate talk with our favorite millennial broker and go-getter Rogers Healy, founder of his eponymous brokerage Rogers Healy and Associates.

Brands Act as Coronavirus Cases Surge in North Texas

By Joanna England | April 6, 2020 |

The Statler opens its guest rooms to those fighting COVID-19, NAR offers Realtors free teleheath resources, and a local Dallas designer shows you how to make a mask in this week’s news roundup.

Why Female Homeowners Accumulate Less Wealth By Retirement

By Jon Anderson | April 6, 2020 |

A Yale University report attributes 30 percent of the gap in retirement savings between single men and women to real estate transactions, with couples falling in the middle. Of that 30 percent gap, 45 percent is attributable to gender. Much has been written about the differences in lifetime wealth accumulation due to wage and its…

Allie Beth Allman and Associates Makes Home Tours Virtually Exciting

By CandysDirt | April 5, 2020 |

The global crisis has created an opportunity for Allie Beth Allman & Associates to present amazing homes in an even more innovative, informative and upbeat way while staying safe in your home.

3 Suburban Homes Where Black Cabinets Are the New White

By Shelby Skrhak | April 5, 2020 |

Some people see a red door and they want it painted black. Others see an all-white kitchen and want those kitchen cabinets painted black. This glam alternate to white cabinetry and countertops can be as individual as you are. With apologies to the Stones, we found three great homes with the emerging trend of black…

The Architect Index: Dallas Homes Designed by Arch Swank

By Shelby Skrhak | April 5, 2020 |

You don’t see homes designed by Dallas midcentury architect Arch Swank come on the market very often because they tend to stay in the family for generations. Swank was a protégé of architect O’Neil Ford, and they partnered from 1937 to 1941. He was a man ahead of his time, concerned with environmental and social…