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BREAKING: Real Estate Board of New York Changes Buyer Agent Commission Rules

By Candy Evans | October 19, 2023 |

As many agents and brokers know, a major lawsuit began Monday in Missouri that could permanently affect the commission structure across the US. It could also, I believe, place a huge obstacle in home affordability by putting the burden of the buyer agent commission onto the homebuyer. The Sitzer/Burnett commission trial is in its fourth…

This Home is The Crown Jewel of Perry Heights 

By CandysDirt | October 19, 2023 |

Live in ultimate luxury in a multi-generational compound in one of Dallas’ earliest and most convenient neighborhoods.  The estate, one of only 115 single-family, detached homes in the Perry Heights neighborhood of Oak Lawn, is a three-house compound at 4502 Rawlins Ave. that has been under the same ownership for almost 40 years.  The primary…

Fort Worth Residents Ask Zoning Panel to Pump Brakes on New Build-to-Rent Housing

By April Towery | October 19, 2023 |

A proposed 79-acre development would bring 300 new build-to-rent homes to Fort Worth’s Willow Springs Drive, but residents say they’re concerned about traffic impacts.  It was clear during a brief hearing before the Fort Worth Zoning Commission on Oct. 11 that developer Jack Dyer wanted more time to discuss his plans with adjacent property owners.…

Downtown Dallas YMCA: From a Dallas Legend’s Broken Dream to a North Texas Sports Hub

By CandysDirt.com Contributor | October 19, 2023 |

By Jay Firsching One of the major challenges of my job in historic preservation is avoiding the research rabbit hole. While digging into an archive, you stumble upon an intriguing factoid and before you know it, you’ve squandered most of your day chasing a captivating story that’s completely unrelated to your actual research agenda. The…

New University Campuses Are Cause For Fort Worth House Hunting

By Joy Donovan | October 19, 2023 |

Expansion seems to be literally smart business in North Texas. Currently, major construction projects abound in North Texas universities, and the by-products are: So today let’s talk about the housing needs around the Fort Worth side of the planned undertakings. Ground was broken on June 4 for Texas A&M University’s downtown Fort Worth expansion. Tarleton…

BREAKING: Demolition Permit Pulled For Historic Lakewood Hutsell at 7226 Lakewood Blvd.

By Joanna England | October 18, 2023 |

Word comes through the grapevine that a permit has been secured to demolish the historic Clifford Hutsell-designed home at 7226 Lakewood Blvd. The permit lists Bain & Company manager Pedro Correa and his wife, Impeccable Pig owner Jennifer Correa, as the owners of the home listed by David Bush this summer for $2.5 million. Public…