3525 Turtle Creek

Global Open House Event Features Sotheby’s International Listings in Hot North Texas Burbs

By CandysDirt / April 9, 2026 /

We bet you’ve never heard of an open house like this. From Aspen to Amagansett, from Dubai to Dallas, homes around the world will be open for touring this weekend. It’s part of the Open House Showcase by Sotheby’s International Realty, a two-day event featuring a wide range of listings across its global network. Whether…

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Throws the Doors Open to 100+ Homes This Weekend

By CandysDirt / April 11, 2025 /

Open houses are — without question — the best way to experience a home for sale. Today’s videos, virtual tours, and drone footage have come a long way, but nothing compares to the thrill of pulling up to a home you’ve only seen online, stepping inside, and discovering how it really looks and feels. Good…

Iconic Dallas Designer Loyd Ray Taylor, R.I.P.

By Candy Evans / July 7, 2024 /

Loyd Taylor, one of this city’s most iconic interior designers and taste meisters, died July 1 in hospice care. He was 89. Sixty-four years ago, Loyd and his long-time partner, Paxton Gremillion, opened a boutique antiques showroom, Loyd-Paxton, on Sale Street in Dallas. It quickly became the talk of the town. Loyd once told me it…

These Two Modernist Properties at Under $750K May Surprise You!

By Karen Eubank / June 1, 2024 /

This week, I have two dramatically different modernist properties that can be yours for under $750,000.  One is at the legendary 3525 Turtle Creek, a modernist highrise designed by Howard Meyer wrapped with his iconic brise soleil. The other is a cutting-edge cylindrical modernist by one of our hottest architects, Josh Nimmo. The Outcrop consists…

Sunday’s Turtle Creek Association Tour of Homes Takes You Back Into Homes And Out of The Ordinary

By Candy Evans / October 20, 2023 /

For those of us who love condominiums, high-rises, and “compact” living, this event is always a highlight in the Dallas-Fort Worth home tour smorgasbord. And even better, this year we get to step foot in actual homes, unlike last year when COVID-19 forced us to be virtual. Of course, I got to step foot in…