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Where are my traditionalists? Who’s a goner for black shutters? Who likes white columns? All in on white columns? How about dormers? Well, if that’s you, stop the car in front of 3005 Sixth Ave. in Fort Worth. Going to go out on a limb here and assume those who love traditional architecture might also…
While University Park has a myriad of beautiful properties to consider, a unicorn of a home just listed and it’s quickly, and rightfully, garnering major attention on the market. That’s because it’s incredibly rare to find a true double-lot in the fairway of University Park, which is exactly what 3516 Wentwood Dr. delivers. As well…
City officials in Dallas are bracing themselves and making preparations for the summer of 2026 when millions of people are expected to descend on the metroplex to watch several FIFA World Cup matches. D-FW will be hosting nine games at AT&T Stadium in Arlington spread across 39 days starting on June 14, 2026. Three of…
The stage is set … The players are in place … And the curtain has risen on another thrilling Mikey Abrams marketing event. On a recent perfect spring Saturday afternoon, I had the pleasure of attending a very unique, and very enjoyable open house hosted by the ever-inimitable agent, Mikey Abrams with Texas Pride Realty…
By Jim Anderson Jim Anderson’s final installation on trolley life in Dallas lends insight into some special buildings that have been beautifully adapted for our needs today. Catch up on last week’s edition, “Streetcars in Dallas Get Electric!“ In the 1920s, the Dallas streetcar system spawned an architectural icon unique to Dallas: The trolley stop…
One of my favorite parts of writing this column is that it always takes us into the most exciting neighborhoods of North Texas. And this week’s Highlight Home of the Week sponsored by Lisa Peters, Senior Loan Officer with First Horizon, is certainly no exception. This week we venture to The Cedars, home to live…
