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This Midcentury Ranch-Style in Fort Worth Is Atomic Era-riffic

By Nikki Barringer | December 24, 2022 |

Fort Worth serving up looks. There are so many gems just over yonder. I think that’s how we think they all talk in Fort Worth. But doubtsies they really do. Anyway, this home is just amazing. Original and maybe one of the best I’ve ever seen as far as care and condition. The commercial look…

The Best Vacation Homes News, Trends, And Listings of 2022

By Kate Lynch | December 23, 2022 |

As interest rates rose in 2022, so did the cost of purchasing a second home. Naturally, this led to a slow market for second and vacation homes, one that left some ambitious disrupters cutting staff and budgets in the third quarter. However, second homes and vacation homes — especially those in desirable locations — are…

Electric Lizzyland And a Neighborhood Luminaria Light up Hollywood Heights

By Karen Eubank | December 23, 2022 |

Some neighbors and neighborhoods wade into the pool of seasonal cheer. Then some dive straight into the deep end, head first. The latter would be Liz Simmons and Hollywood Heights. If you’ve never experienced Electric Lizzyland, well, you have not experienced the true spirit of Christmas. When I moved to Hollywood Heights in 1990, people…

An Adriana Meyer Midcentury Masterpiece You Can’t Miss

By Daniel Lalley | December 23, 2022 |

In the ever-evolving world of architecture, Dallas stands out as one of the most iconic American cities. From our distinct downtown skyline to the history within our suburban homes, this city features every movement from midcentury modern to Italian Renaissance. Plus, Dallas has produced some of the industry’s premier artists like Charles Dilbeck, O’Neil Ford,…

Dredge, Baby, Dredge: Dallas Moves Forward With White Rock Lake Project

By April Towery | December 23, 2022 |

It’s been almost 25 years since crews have cleaned the bed of White Rock Lake, which contains everything from basketballs to cigarette butts — and a whole lot of trash. District 9 Dallas City Councilwoman Paula Blackmon dressed up as a beaver covered in rubbish at last week’s council meeting and encouraged her colleagues to…

Classic Colonial Hills Estate Offers The Comfort of Traditional Design

By Eric Prokesh | December 23, 2022 |

Maybe it’s all of those classic black-and-white Christmas movies like Miracle on 34th Street or Christmas in Connecticut with home and hearth as a central theme that kindle my appetite for the comfort of the traditional during this season. But don’t bother trying to do a drive-by of this property, because this 1941 vintage gem…