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Historic Purse Building Activates Key Corner of West End

By Joanna England | January 31, 2019 |

The last time we told our readers about the re-do of the Historic Purse Building located at Elm and Record streets in downtown Dallas’ West End, Tanya Ragan and her firm, Wildcat Management, had just started the demolition process. Fast forward to yesterday, when Candy and I stopped into the Purse Building showroom to chat…

Three Historic Dallas Homes, Three Open Houses

By Bethany Erickson | January 31, 2019 |

Not every historic home in Dallas meets the wrecking ball — some are lovingly cared for, carefully updated, and enjoying third, fourth, and even fifth lives as new generations of Dallasites back up the moving truck and begin their lives there. This week, we’d like to show you three open houses, all homes that are…

Here’s a Mid-Century Gem in the Shadow of White Rock Lake

By Shelby Skrhak | January 31, 2019 |

Those windows. Those beautiful, enormous windows that give you a glimpse inside this mid-century gem and look out to this beautiful Old Lake Highlands neighborhood of 50s- and 60s-built homes. For this week’s Thursday Three Hundred, we check out this move-in ready mid-century home at 936 Peavy Road in the shadow of White Rock Lake at E.…

Inman: Compass Won’t Be Expanding Markets, Dallas a Most Successful Launch

By Candy Evans | January 31, 2019 |

Inman Connect is happening right now in New York City, if any of you are there please ping me. I couldn’t attend this year. But we are watching! Apparently Robert Reffkin sat down Tuesday with Brad Inman for an “invite-only” chat, where Robert revealed that Compass won’t be expanding into any new markets this year, and…

Rustic Modern Elegance In Stowe, Vermont

By Amy Puchaty | January 31, 2019 |

Curious how far your money will go in Vermont? Why not consider this oasis of luxury, privacy, and visual indulgence. For $11 million dollars, you can own a secluded retreat that epitomizes the “rustic modern country experience.” And trust us, you won’t be able to take your eyes off it! Privately nestled on 68.47-pristine-acres, sits…

Connecticut Abode Once Home to Peter Pan On the Market

By Bethany Erickson | January 30, 2019 |

It’s not every day that the estate of Peter Pan (or at least someone who played Peter Pan) hits the market, but when we saw this Norwalk, Connecticut listing from Holly Giordano, we knew we had to share. In her Peter Pan, Nellie Forbush, Annie Oakley heyday, it’s not hard to imagine that Broadway legend…