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This historic Colonial has witnessed a lot of love since it was built in 1916. A lot of starry-eyed couples exchanged wedding vows in the living room. Why? It was owned, for many years, by the Reverend William Anderson, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Back in the early 1900s, it was not at all…
Last week Joe Kacynski joined Allie Beth Allman & Associates after more than nine years with a boutique brand. “I really didn’t want to leave where I was but they (Allie Beth Allman) just offer so much that will help me grow my business,” he said. “They also have great name recognition in the…
Two Dallas ISD schools make a national list of best high schools, the 2019 Texas Homebuyers and Sellers Report is out, and we take a look at how the state housing market fared in March, all in this week’s roundup of real estate news. Two Dallas ISD High Schools Ranked in Top 20 Nationally The…
The Dallas Morning News called the District 13 election results a “trounce” by incumbent Jennifer Gates against former Dallas Mayor Laura Miller. And at a commanding 66 percent to 34 percent, who am I to argue? Delving into the precinct-level numbers, an interesting picture appears. Miller was a one-trick candidate, focusing her campaign on anti-development…
Hot homes that is! What were you thinking? For this week’s Splurge vs. Steal, we found two hot properties in the Medical District that are ripe for the picking and perfectly priced under $699,900. Only question is, which will you choose? Splurge: Magnificent Modern Feels Like a Tropical Oasis For $699K
With nine candidates vying to become the next mayor of Dallas, it was a foregone conclusion that there would be a runoff. But that doesn’t mean election night wasn’t without its surprises. Early on, despite the crowded field, Johnson and Griggs stayed ahead of the field, with Johnson maintaining about 20 percent of the vote,…
