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Peak’s Suburban Addition is a quintessential Dallas neighborhood, iconic for its character. Occupying just a few blocks between Munger Place and Baylor Meadows, this slice of the city offers easy access to so much of what makes Dallas unique. In fact, some of the most exciting areas like Lowest Greenville, Lakewood, and Deep Ellum are…
This year’s Candlelight Christmas in Ryan Place Home Tour is one fans won’t want to miss. In addition to the usual intriguing mix of five unique houses, there will be live music in tour homes and throughout the neighborhood from the likes of the Texas Wesleyan Choir as well as bands including Music Junkie, Basement…
The Belmont Hotel is a well-known landmark in Oak Cliff, keeping watch over Fort Worth Avenue from its perch. But since the pandemic, the site has been closed and empty, a sad contrast from its livelier days. That all could change soon, as lights are on at the historic hotel and construction fences have been…
Looking for an 11,134-square-foot, five-story castle with lake views, private balconies, and its own drawbridge? Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty agent Eric Hacker with the Hacker Property Group has got you covered. Hacker, a retired Major League Baseball pitcher, is no stranger to fancy real estate, but Parsons Castle wins the trophy when it comes to…
Tired of Teardowns? Here’s How You Can Save Architecturally Significant Homes From The Wrecking Ball
We’ve reached the tipping point in Dallas when it comes to the historic preservation of architecturally significant homes. For the past few years, we’ve watched an alarming amount of these residences that were designed and owned by the men who built our city razed without a second thought. It’s Time to Stop Demolishing Architecturally Significant…
Buying a house comes with a lot to consider, such as how many bedrooms, how long is the work commute, what’s the neighborhood vibe, and where will the antique armoire go. Then for a lot of people who are practical, there’s another big consideration: just where will the Christmas tree go? No one wants to…
