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When Homes Shrink, What Does It Mean For the Economy?

By Bethany Erickson | June 1, 2019 |

It was a Tweet that had us sitting up and paying attention, as the National Association of Home Builders pointed out last week that although homes got slightly larger from the fourth quarter of 2018 to the first quarter of 2019, sizes are still declining. Median new single-family home floor area ticked up to 2,355…

Brand New Bruton Terrace Listing Perfect for First-Time Buyers

By Bethany Erickson | June 1, 2019 |

It might just be downright serendipitous, but when our original Weekend One Hundred went under contract, we found this pretty little piece of heaven in the Riverway Estates-Bruton Terrace neighborhood — a mere 10 minutes after it was listed. The three-bedroom, two bath home is located at 10316 Carolina Oaks Drive, and has been impeccably…

Amazing Home Zoned for Kramer — With a Super Easy Walk to School

By Bethany Erickson | June 1, 2019 |

This week’s School + House could not be an easier choice — not only is the home zoned for Dallas ISD’s incredible Kramer Elementary and the phenomenal Hillcrest High feeder pattern, but it’s also right across the street from school. Seriously, you can open the door, stand there with your cup of coffee, and watch…

Rockin’ Home: Big Love for Buckingham’s Brentwood Estate

By CandysDirt | June 1, 2019 |

Dreamy Dorothy Lane Cottage in Monticello is Quite The Find

By Eric Prokesh | May 31, 2019 |

Quite the find — that’s what I would call this precious 1945 cottage at 3517 Dorothy Lane. Not only does it have a choice Monticello location right across from Monticello Park, but it is definitely priced to move, at nearly 20 percent below the average square foot Monticello average. The listing treats this enchanting charmer as…

Newly Opened Novel Bishop Arts is Setting a High Bar

By Amanda Popken | May 31, 2019 |

With all the new development around the Bishop Arts District, there’s some steep competition coming online in the apartment market. From the get-go, Crescent Communities has worked hard to set themselves apart. I remember sitting in Rob Shearer’s living room probably two years ago with a handful of other neighborhood residents, to meet with Michael…