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Taking care of property taxes is a universally disliked task, but having to navigate misleading websites and dodge unscrupulous companies — well, that’s just not fair. Within the realm of legitimate property tax protest services, bad-acting entities lie in wait, poised to exploit unsuspecting homeowners. As the deadline for protesting your property taxes approaches, here…
Since Dallas boasts one of the most eclectic collections of architecture in the country, it’s not often that we’re blown away by a new listing. Neighborhoods such as Lakewood, Preston Hollow, and Kessler Park are beset with some truly dynamic examples of excellent homes. With nearly every architectural style, school, and movement on display, our…
There’s a noticeable difference between a home that is staged and a home that has been designed. A home that is staged is intended to attract many people, therefore it’s neutral by necessity. However, a home that is designed is intended to create a mood. The difference is subtle but distinct. It’s that difference that…
Wars, traffic, elections, school tests, bosses, lost luggage, plumbing problems, a misbehaving dog — life can be all kinds of stressful! A water view is one scientifically recommended way to calm down. Not to add any more stress, a home with a water view can often come with a hefty price tag. Well, here’s an…
The City of Dallas has an important story to tell, and Linda McMahon is already writing headlines. McMahon announced last week her departure from The Real Estate Council after 13 years. The Dallas Economic Development Corporation unanimously appointed her as the organization’s first CEO following an executive session at its regular meeting Tuesday. Dallas Economic…
The Dallas Arboretum is one of the city’s most beloved attractions. The centerpiece of the 44-acre gardens is the striking Spanish Colonial DeGoyler Estate, which overlooks White Rock Lake. It’s one of our city’s most important historic landmarks. The DeGolyer mansion was designed by architects Denman Scott and Burton Schutt for the late geologist Everette…
