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The Wild Blue Yonder Is Waiting For You in This Swoon-worthy Bluff Dale Modern Dogtrot House

By Karen Eubank | April 28, 2025 |

The overall impression of Texas is miles and miles of wild blue yonder. Yonder means out there, away from it all, as in, “Look yonder, and you’ll see the sunset.” Everywhere you look out from this modern dogtrot house, you see sunsets, sunrises, and miles and miles of wild blue yonder. This Bluff Dale modern…

Reverchon Park Reopens: ‘This Is the City of Dallas Baseball Cathedral’

By Mimi Perez | April 28, 2025 |

If you build it, they will come. Or, in the case of the Reverchon Park Baseball Field, if you save it from private interests and renovate the park from top to bottom, then you will have the past, present, and future come and enjoy what is undoubtedly one of the true gems of the Dallas…

Alex Perry Lists Another Double Digit Doozy in Old Preston Hollow

By Karen Eubank | April 28, 2025 |

Dallas loves the double digits! We may not be the Los Angeles real estate market yet, but we certainly have some exciting new homes on offer for those who can afford it. And Alex Perry’s latest listing at Sunnybrook Estates in Old Preston Hollow is as impressive as they come. Old Preston Hollow, the most…

Tomorrow’s the Last Day for Early Voting Before May 3, Though 90% of Dallas Won’t Vote

By Shelby Skrhak | April 28, 2025 |

You can’t change what you don’t vote for — and North Texas seems fine with that. Scott Goldstein sees the problem firsthand. The communications and government relations consultant of Downtown Dallas Inc. — and former chief of policy and communications for Mayor Mike Rawlings — has been sounding the alarm for years about dismal voter…

This Westcliff Midcentury Looks as Fresh as the Year It Was Built

By Eric Prokesh | April 27, 2025 |

This Westcliff Midcentury Modern has been on the market for just a few days and has already attracted thousands of views on real estate sites, and it’s easy to see why. Located in a hot Near Southside neighborhood at 4316 Inwood Rd. in Fort Worth, the four-bedroom, three-and-a-half bath one-story Ranch style has nearly 3,300…

City Hall Roundup: Nuisance Lights, More Zoning Fights

By Charles Grand | April 27, 2025 |

There’s always plenty at Dallas City Hall we didn’t catch in time, and that’s especially true this past week. An over-the-top Christmas display in a North Dallas neighborhood that went viral might have some policy implications for the holiday spirit, and controversial zoning cases remain a source of tension between residents and city officials. Hopefully,…