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This Modern East Kessler Home Is a Sign That Summer Is Heating Up

By Brenda Masse | July 15, 2026 |

Who says the summer real estate market is slow? David Griffin keeps listing standout East Kessler gems that are nothing short of a slice of heaven, and buckle up because we have another one for you. It’s this week’s Highlight Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters, Senior Loan Officer with First Horizon. Set…

How Dallas Realtor Deb Williams Turned a Football Rivalry Into a Fight Against Alzheimer’s

By Elaine Raffel | July 15, 2026 |

Eighteen years ago, the Allie Beth Allman & Associates Realtor was instrumental in launching BvB Dallas, an annual fundraiser that has raised $7 million to advance local Alzheimer’s research and care.

A Pink-and-Blue Queen Anne Takes Marriage’s 50/50 Rule Too Literally

By Mimi Perez | July 15, 2026 |

One of the biggest fallacies newlywed couples hear is that marriage is a 50/50 proposition. Wrong! At best, marriage is a 70/30 seesaw, and in the blink of an eye, the percentage and split can change. That is why liquor was invented. That is an appropriate use of a blender. I digress. The owners of…

Cover2 Capital Plans 20-Story Luxury Tower Near Knox Street

By Charles Grand | July 14, 2026 |

Another luxury multifamily project could be heading to one of Dallas’ hottest areas, with developer Cover2 Capital planning a 20-story tower called The Savannah in the northernmost pocket of Knox/Henderson, just outside Highland Park. The Carrollton-based firm founded by former SMU defensive back Blake Poston has reportedly gone under contract to buy approximately 26,500 square…

Rooted Oak Cliff Neighbors Push for Safer Streets From Speeding Cars

By Mimi Perez | July 14, 2026 |

Oak Cliff is known for its variety of restaurants, kitschy Bishop Arts District, great street murals, and public art. While diversity is the hallmark of Oak Cliff, what remains consistent is its fiercely engaged residents who are willing to take action to protect one another and improve their neighborhood streets. Now, residents of one multigenerational…

Dig World Opens in Grapevine With Dude Perfect Trick-Shot Challenges

By Joy Donovan | July 14, 2026 |

A vacant two‑acre, triangle‑shaped patch of land in the middle of Grapevine’s highways, hotels, and Grapevine Mills Mall was an odd-lot dilemma. It was too small for a major commercial build, plus a business would need parking. The constant buzz of nearby State Highway 121, State Highway 114, and I-635 made it a bad spot…