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What image pops into your mind when you hear the phrase “Cape Cod-style home”? Are you thinking of the East Coast beaches of Nantucket, Martha’s Vineyard, or the Hamptons? Are you seeing images of large estates with a beautiful home with a front porch and side gables? Perhaps a large lawn with someone playing badminton…
When Joseph Romero was considering a new brokerage, he had one passion that he couldn’t ignore — a love for European travel and culture. A history buff and frequent flier across the pond, Briggs Freeman’s Sotheby’s affiliation was a huge factor that drew Romero in. “For me, it was about aligning with a brand that…
In Richardson, there’s a little pocket of homes that are custom, gorgeous, and set on generous lots. Canyon Creek is a highly desirable area, and it always has been. But lately, it’s been getting a lot of buzz. It just might have something to do with the multimillion-dollar renovation ClubCorp is planning for Canyon Creek…
It’s inspirational to see what happens when intelligence and thoughtful design meet a deep consideration for history. This Bluffview Dilbeck offers an exemplary model of taking an architecturally significant home and making it work for modern lifestyles without losing the architect’s signature elements. Nothing I can think of is truly more defining of our architectural…
By Donovan Westover Our preview of the Heritage Oak Cliff Fall Home Tour begins in 1916 when this stately Rosemont Avenue four square was built. The house was constructed in Winnetka Heights three years after downtown Dallas’ Busch Building (Kirby), four years after Adolphus Hotel, and six years before Magnolia Petroleum Building when the neighborhood…
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson announced Friday he’s changing his political party affiliation and will be voting in the Republican primary next spring. But the office of mayor — as well as city council members — are nonpartisan elected officials. So what is Johnson really trying to say? It almost definitely means a bid for higher office.…
