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Staff, Services, And Style: How HALL Arts Residences Redefines Luxury High-Rise Living For a New Era

By Candy Evans | October 31, 2022 |

“Luxury is fundamentally a state of mind,” says John Scott, whose name ought to ring a bell in any serious discussion about Dallas luxury. The founder and chairman of Park House Dallas, former president, CEO and director of Belmond Ltd. (formerly Orient-Express Hotels), many Directorships, and President and Chief Executive Officer of Rosewood Hotels &…

This Highland Park Transitional Evolved From an Arts & Crafts Original

By Karen Eubank | October 31, 2022 |

Seeing a home transition through the decades is fascinating. It gives us insight into architectural trends and offers historical snapshots. It’s hard to imagine, but this Highland Park transitional was built in 1914 in the popular Arts & Crafts style, but over the years it has carried a French air that ultimately grew into this…

Nov. 8 Election to Decide Future of Fair Park, Convention Center, And a Whole Lot More

By April Towery | October 31, 2022 |

Early voting continues through Friday in the midterm elections that will decide the future of Fair Park and Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, along with the Texas gubernatorial race and a slew of state and county offices.  As the insider’s source for Dallas-Fort Worth real estate news, we’ve got you covered. Stay tuned to…

Fifth-Generation Texan From Copper Canyon Given Texas Realtors’ Highest Award

By Marlin Weso | October 31, 2022 |

Of its 150,000 members, the Texas Realtor of the year is as Texan as it gets — Kaki Lybbert, a fifth-generation Texan from Copper Canyon.

Another Senior Housing Community Is On the Way in West McKinney, and We Have the Details

By Marlin Weso | October 30, 2022 |

Integrated Real Estate Group recently announced plans to build the Watermere at McKinney community at 3351 Virginia Parkway.

Afraid of Being Watched? Follow These Expert Tips to Avoid a Scenario Like ‘The Watcher’

By Daniel Lalley | October 30, 2022 |

This season, the most chilling effect on the housing market might have come from Netflix’s new series, The Watcher. In this true-crime household horror, an architecturally obsessed psychopath targets the buyers of a celebrated suburban home with intimidating anonymous letters. As the buyers unravel the mystery of The Watcher, they uncover some rather unsettling particulars…