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How to Get Smart About Your Historic Home

By Karen Eubank | July 10, 2025 |

Seldom does a week go by when I’m not reading an MLS description of a historic home and smacking my hand to my head. This is because there is a general lack of education about them.   Whether you are a Realtor, buyer, or seller, it’s crucial to understand what you are marketing or purchasing. The…

Here’s How You Can Help Victims of Texas Floods

By Shelby Skrhak | July 10, 2025 |

The devastating floods that swept through the Texas Hill Country have left families grieving, homes destroyed, and communities reeling. Right now, our community is in deep pain, grieving the tragic loss of life. As bystanders who can’t be there in the Hill Country to help, one of our rituals in times of loss is giving. …

This Updated Creekside Charmer in Lake Highlands Is Giving Austin Vibes

By Brenda Masse | July 9, 2025 |

When you gaze into the extra deep creekside lot at 8931 Club Creek Circle from any of the huge windows of the home, over the multi-tiered deck and sparkling pool, the view is a gorgeous, heavily wooded area reminiscent of the Texas Hill Country, says listing agent Matthew Edwards with Dave Perry Miller Real Estate.…

Hidden in Shoal Creek, This West Plano Modern Home Has a Backyard Built for Peaceful Privacy

By Daniel Lalley | July 9, 2025 |

With neighborhoods like Willow Bend, Shoal Creek, and Normandy Estates, Plano certainly holds its own in terms of luxury listings. After all, this is a city built on one of the most robust business sectors in the country. From sprawling Mediterranean-style homes to striking modern mansions, the real estate inventory north of the George Bush…

Arlington’s Hot Neighborhood Viridian Is Breaking Ground on Third Phase

By Shelby Skrhak | July 9, 2025 |

StreetLights Residential has broken ground on the third and final phase of its multifamily development in Arlington’s Viridian community — a 2,000-acre master-planned development that’s drawn new residents looking for open green space and easy access to both Dallas and Fort Worth. The first two phases of the project — The Jackson and The Louise…

This Oklahoma Minecraft Home Would Undoubtedly End a 32-Year Marriage

By Mimi Perez | July 9, 2025 |

There is undoubtedly, roaming around this land, an architect who was overly humored by his parental units. Every Minecraft creation was a masterpiece and this child grew up thinking that every innate design instinct would surely be a contribution to society that had not been seen ever before. I know that may seem somewhat snarky…