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DFW Home Sales Were Down, But Prices Up in 2018

By Bethany Erickson | February 25, 2019 |

What was the final verdict on home sales and home prices in DFW last year? What kind of profit did home sellers get? And how did Texas fare when it came to a ranking of the quality of life in state capitals? We have all this in this week’s roundup of real estate news.

Swapping Pet Tales with Glazers Realty, the First Pet Friendly Brokerage

By Shelby Skrhak | February 25, 2019 |

The agents at Glazers Realtors have long helped home buyers and sellers in the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area, but there’s something that really sets them apart: their love for four-legged creatures. It began with founder and animal lover Steven Glazer, who launched the Dallas-area pet-friendly brokerage in 2001. Before making Dallas his home, Steven spent…

Splurge Vs. Steal: Trophy Club Treasures That Won’t Break The Bank

By Amy Puchaty | February 25, 2019 |

As one of the safest communities in the country, and home to the only golf course designed by Ben Hogan, there’s a lot to love about Trophy Club. This week we showcase two exceptional Trophy Club treasures, each with prime locations and square footage, but with price points that are miles apart. Which would you…

Cochran Heights Launches Second Home Tour Featuring The Castle House

By Joanna England | February 25, 2019 |

Cochran Heights is a wonderfully quirky, charmingly historic, centrally located neighborhood full of beautiful homes. It’s just the alchemy a neighborhood needs to put on a fantastic home tour, and we’re lucky enough to get the second-ever Cochran Heights Home Tour this April 6. The tour, which runs from 2 to 5 p.m. on Saturday,…

Bedford’s a Bastion of Great $300k Homes

By Shelby Skrhak | February 24, 2019 |

Here’s a quick little Sunday morning trivia bite for you. Did you know that Bedford, located in northeast Tarrant County’s H-E-B mid-cities, nearly became a ghost town in 1909 when its population plummeted to 50 people? Just 20 years earlier, it was a booming frontier town with 1,000-plus residents, growing alongside near neighbors Hurst and Euless. But…

Tenth Street Lawsuit: Dallas Has “History of Enforcing Segregation” By Ordinance

By Bethany Erickson | February 24, 2019 |

Editor’s Note: Preserving the historic neighborhoods that have shaped Dallas should be a priority. But despite historic district designations, Black neighborhoods that were home to Dallasites before, during, and after redlining are seeing a troubling amount of demolitions of homes that, residents insist, would be saved if in other historic districts — predominately white historic…