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Some houses check boxes. A Greico Home sets the bar.
Not louder. Not flashier. Just intentional—and entirely his. This week, two of the late builder’s properties hit the market. And while they offer a rare opportunity for buyers, they also put something else on full display: just how singular Tom’s work still feels.
Today’s economy is about as brutal as ever. Especially for homeowners, the market is defined by assertive sales, inflated costs, and inconsistent quality. Call it the COVID effect, call it supply and demand, call it anything but easy. So, in a housing market where many homeowners are carefully weighing which projects to tackle and when,…
I dare say that if Wile E. Coyote lived in this week’s featured penthouse, he’d — perhaps, just perhaps — have gotten enough practice that the next time he battled against the Roadrunner, he would have been triumphant. You see, their battles always came down to reality versus fiction. Was the coyote’s scheme to capture…
Followers of the unfolding City Hall relocation saga learned earlier this month that there’s been some tension between the City Manager’s Office and the Dallas Economic Development Corporation. As it turns out, a good deal of readers are not very familiar with the latter, so it’s as good a time as any for a refresher…
If art heals the soul and serves as inspiration for design and beauty, then your soul needs to look no further than the Inwood Design District. This past week, M2G Ventures unveiled months of work that have gone into the launch of The Art Docks, a large-scale mural installation that is part of the ongoing…
Anyone who loves to garden might find North Texas is a place with its, ahem, challenges. “I’ve gardened everywhere, and Texas is the hardest place to garden,” said master gardener Sian Rees. A native of Toronto, Canada, she has also lived in other states and found gardening more than a little easier elsewhere. The situation,…
