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When Dallas thinks about public green space, the first thought that bubbles up is our scarcity of it. Sure, we’ve tried to bring more public spaces to our urban core with great, though expensive, outcomes. With a city whose built environment weighs heavily on the side of car culture, how do you add green space…
This week’s Wednesday WTF, folks, is a reader submission — a glorious abode in Portland, Oregon that’s either going to be something you love, or something you absolutely hate. I know I say this a lot, but every week, I think, “This is gonna be the week where I don’t find anything weird in the…
… but the flu is going around, so who knows, a seat or two at our Thursday panel on disruption in real estate may open up. That is terrible! Shame on me! But truthfully, I went to the doctor today and (a) I do not have the flu but (b) everyone else does. Seriously, it’s…
After a meeting to discuss the fate of the Dallas ISD District 4 seat that had been held by Jaime Resendez was canceled last week, the rest of the board was able to hammer out the details on what steps would be taken to appoint someone to the seat. The board first voted to accept…
Twelve thousand square feet is calling your name! This five-bedroom, five full-bath, and three half-bath Colleyville home at 7212 John McCain Road will be auctioned Feb. 23 by Elite Auctions. Yes, it’s really on John McCain Road, named for the late American senator and hero. OPEN HOUSE PREVIEW | Takes place from 1-4 p.m., Feb.…
By Lydia Blair Special Contributor When you review contracts every day, spotting mistakes can become routine. The number one mistake that most escrow officers see on real estate contracts involves blank spaces. To be clear – contracts should always be filled in completely. There should be nothing left blank. I’m referring to the standard Texas…
