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As we all know, the average U.S. Realtor is in their late 50s, or maybe even early 60s by now. Of course, 60 is the new 50. But lately, I have seen a proliferation of young, energetic agents dazzling the Dallas scene who are mighty bright and mighty fine. Some are native Texans — Dallasites,…
We’ve found a Dells District darling in Oak Cliff that bats 1,000 with its big renovations. The interior of the home at 3520 Burlingdell Ave. is completely reimagined, creating an elegant show home. The exterior is updated, too, retaining its 1961 charms. Our Thursday Three Hundred has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and 1,458 square feet on one…
There is one thing I always want to know when an agent tells me about a cool listing — especially a celebrity listing: how did you get it? Often the agent knows the celeb owner, is related, or has an interesting story that shows how connections can lead to listings. Tricia Weiner, who is listing…
Dallas earned a gold star for green building! A new report by Abodo.com ranks the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex tops for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design-certified residential building. In fact, Texas leads the nation with the most LEED-certified residential construction projects by a substantial margin. With 6,945 LEED-certified residential projects underway in Texas, more than…
Editor’s Note: Respected preservationist Willis Winters updated us that this home, though often attributed to Charles Dilbeck, may have been designed by Luther E. Sadler instead. Cochran Heights is known for its incredible collection of Charles Dilbeck-designed homes. In fact, thanks to neighborhood leaders, the neighborhood was recognized last year with a Texas State Historical…
So remember how you rolled your eyes when your mom told you not to judge a book by its cover? This week’s Wednesday WTF proves your mom right.
