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Live An Amenity Rich Life at Canyon Falls in Denton County

By Nikki Barringer | November 12, 2022 |

The master-planned community of Canyon Falls has everything, including this spacious better-than-new two-story home.

Fort Worth Realtor Serves Country, Now Serves Clients

By CandysDirt.com Contributor | November 12, 2022 |

David Allen of The Ashton Agency in Fort Worth transitioned from military service to a career in real estate.

Nadia Fakih’s Niche Realty Group Gives Us a Taste of Their Ranch Dressing  

By Karen Eubank | November 11, 2022 |

The Niche Realty Group at Compass Real Estate understands the concept of flips. Considering the practice of flipping a home has been around for a long time, it has been proven that the much-loved Ranch style is, without a doubt, the favored home to flip. This was the most popular architectural style in America during…

This Stunning Fooshee & Cheek Replica is Not Where You’d Expect

By CandysDirt.com Contributor | November 11, 2022 |

By Joy DonovanSpecial Contributor With its old-world stucco, this Spanish Colonial in Colleyville’s Montclair Parc is impressive in an understated way. The crushed stone driveway gives an unmistakable crunch. The lush foliage blocks the western sun. The birds’ chirping fills the air. An Italian villa? No. A Mexican hacienda? No. A Colleyville Fooshee & Cheek…

Bella Custom Homes’ Build-to-Suit Offerings Expand to Frisco’s The Preserve, Throughout DFW

By Sarah Irvin | November 11, 2022 |

While the housing market is slightly unpredictable at the moment, one truth still reigns true — buyers are looking for quality over quantity. That’s why many Dallas-Ft. Worth buyers look to build their own custom dream house.  With that decision come many secondary decisions, which can become quite an exhaustive list. That’s when the build-to-suit…

Experts Tell Builders to Watch for Electricity Shortage and Weaponized Water in 2023 Legislative Session

By April Towery | November 11, 2022 |

There’s good news and bad news for Dallas-area builders, experts told a crowded room of industry leaders Wednesday morning.  We’ll start with the good news.  Housing affordability is at the forefront of state legislative priorities. There might be a $30 billion surplus going into the 2023 session that could be used to buy down property…