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On SecondShelters.com: How Far Does $1M Go in Victor, Idaho?

By Amy Puchaty | June 28, 2018 |

Many have heard of the “Grand Tetons” but few realize the iconic mountain range spans approximately 40 miles in a north-south direction through the state of Wyoming, just east of the Idaho state line. With a variety of mountain ranches, luxurious golf courses, phenomenal breweries, distilleries, and a plethora of hiking options, Victor, Idaho, is Teton County’s…

Prestonwood Creek Contemporary on Large Lot Tops Our Dallas Open Houses

By Leah Shafer | June 28, 2018 |

The weather may be scorching, but the real estate market in North Texas is hotter. That’s one reason we bring you a look at the most interesting properties every Thursday with our open house roundup.  We pick three fabulous open houses in Dallas (and the ‘burbs from time to time) you shouldn’t miss. This week, our houses range…

BobMortgage: Something’s Coming, And We’re Excited About it!

By Joanna England | June 28, 2018 |

I’m sure you recognize Bob Johnson, AKA BobMortgage, our most-trusted mortgage expert and a senior mortgage adviser with the nation’s oldest lender, Wallick & Volk, from his weekly Mortgage Reports and his occasional BobMortgage Zone videos. No one helps us understand the nuances of the real estate market and how the economy at large affects…

Economists Predict Recession, But How Soon?

By Bethany Erickson | June 27, 2018 |

There’s been a pretty steady drumbeat from leading economists — a recession is coming. In fact, at this month’s National Association of Real Estate Editors journalism convention, all three economists on a dais one Friday found themselves agreeing on two things: a recession is coming, and real estate won’t be the impetus this time. Frank…

Gorgeous Greenland Hills Tudor Has Great Spaces, Tons of Charm

By Joanna England | June 27, 2018 |

In Dallas, there are few neighborhoods that are almost universally loved. They are places in which, should a darling home hit the market in your price range, you’d almost assuredly race to put a contract on it. In the pantheon of adorable East Dallas neighborhoods, the M Streets is one such place. These Tudors and…

Dallas Center for Architecture Is Now AD EX with Newly Expanded Vision, Location

By Leah Shafer | June 27, 2018 |

The Dallas Center for Architecture has changed its name and expanded its vision, moving to a new location in downtown Dallas and setting its sights on being an integral part of the community.  DCFA is now AD EX, shorthand for The Architecture and Design Exchange. They are taking new roost in the historic midcentury architectural…