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Tropical Modernism Meets Dallas in an Extraordinary New Residence

By Karen Eubank | March 9, 2026 |

Dallas hasn’t seen much innovation in residential architecture lately — until now. Tropical Modernism is making its debut in a unique Melshire Estates home by Jim Nisbet of Pedernales Development Company, clearly built with vision and passion. This beauty was just listed today by Dave Perry-Miller Realtors Ryan Streiff and Charles Gregory, so I hope…

Christie’s @properties Lone Star Announces New Southlake Office as St. Jude Dream Home Showplace Arrives in Carillon Parc

By Daniel Lalley | March 9, 2026 |

It’s fair to say that Christie’s International Real Estate @properties Lone Star has been unstoppable since its inception. Defined by white-glove service, industry-leading technology, and a luxe portfolio, this growing brand has ambitions as big as the state it calls home. Therefore, we’re never surprised to see this brokerage breaking records and marking new milestones.…

Mortgage Rates Tick Back Up as Iran War Stokes Inflation Fears

By Charles Grand | March 9, 2026 |

A lot of hopes have been pinned on mortgage rates going down this year, but it seems this new war with Iran is poised to be a check on additional benchmark interest rate cuts and an overall drag on housing market activity. “Economic uncertainty is not a position from which many people are interested in…

When Architecture Meets Obsession: This Is 6416 Park Lane

By Candy Evans | March 8, 2026 |

We could have a scavenger hunt for the last remaining ’50s and ’60s Ranch-style homes in that blue-chip stretch of Dallas hemmed in by Northwest Highway to the south, Royal Lane to the north, Boedeker Street to the east, and Preston Road to the west. At today’s prices, the original owners of those very first…

City Hall Roundup: Fair Park Initiatives, DART Elections, Budget Town Halls

By Charles Grand | March 8, 2026 |

It’s been a hell of a couple of weeks at Dallas City Hall, with the fate of 1500 Marilla St. and potentially the Mavericks’ new arena hanging in the balance. But just because that storyline has been dominating headlines doesn’t mean there hasn’t been other important news coming out of the building. New Farmers Market…

The Style in This Lake Highlands Listing Is Through the Roof — Literally

By Daniel Lalley | March 8, 2026 |

After covering thousands of homes, highlighting countless features, and celebrating an array of styles, one thing is clear: ceilings are often overlooked. We’re always dazzled by original hardwoods and admire artistic moldings. However, how often do we look up and appreciate the upper echelon of the home? More importantly, how often do we have the…