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Perhaps one of the spiciest debates of late among Dallas City Council members occurred Wednesday as residents of Southeast Oak Cliff’s Floral Farms — where “Shingle Mountain” once stood — were finally granted a rezoning that will prohibit new heavy industrial uses on a large tract of primarily undeveloped land near their homes. Referred to…
How easily our eyes take this house in now. And yet, in 1915, when this house was built, it would have appeared cutting edge and modern — perhaps even a bit disconcerting to some of the residents of Elizabeth Blvd. in Ryan Place, home of many charming historical revivalist houses. Compare this house to the…
Where are our traditional people? Here’s a house that’ll make your heart go pitter-patter on this Valentine’s Day. This Colonial Revival home on Ashley Court in North Richland Hills has distinctive characteristics of this style that traditionalists search for. This two-story comes with a traditional gabled roof. The upstairs windows feature black shutters that accent…
Based on January contracts and closings, Allie Beth Allman & Associates President and CEO Keith Conlon said the D-FW real estate market looks robust for 2025. The leading luxury brokerage closed its best January ever with $218 million in sales, with agents inking many more contracts for homes than expected, Conlon said. The brokerage’s agents…
It seems fitting that at the end of football season, we feature the historic home of a historic football player. Doak Walker’s University Park Tudor childhood home just hit the market, complete with a plaque on the sidewalk in front of it. Walker attended Highland Park High School, played for SMU, and married his high…
Conversion of office space into apartments has ramped up over the last few years, with Dallas placing fifth among metro areas across the United States for most units in the works this year. According to a study published by RentCafe on Monday, D-FW has 2,752 units in the pipeline as a result of adaptive reuse,…
