Becky Frey

Thursday Three Hundred: Big, Beautiful, Briarwood Traditional is Perfect For Green Thumbs!

By Joanna England / May 23, 2013 /

West Lovers Lane is jammed with great boutiques and restaurants that have become institutions. Take Celebration Restaurant — a lovely family style joint that serves seasonal dishes and has a wonderfully homey feel. Wouldn’t you like to live close to such a fabulous place? Well, you can! This listing, 4519 Elsby Avenue, from the one…

Who Is the Hardest Working Agent of them All at Briggs Freeman? Her Name is Becky Frey

By Candy Evans / February 18, 2013 /

Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International Realty announced its Top Producers for 2012 on Feb. 7 and guess who is the top producer of them all? Ms. Becky Frey. Yep, Becky (who recently sold a home down the street in about a week)  is Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s Top Individual Producer for 2012, having closed more than $62 million real…

Dallas Home Prices Have Made Up Declines, Continued: Not So Fast There, Partners

By Candy Evans / January 31, 2013 /

See this house? Becky Frey sold 6171 Northaven Road in about three minutes. OK, she listed it 1/15/2013 and it’s pending. So yeah, homes are selling and the atmosphere is a bit frenzied for a January. Mostly January is a thaw in the real estate calendar. But then Kyle Rovinsky wrote me on Facebook with…

Hot Property: Becky Frey Brings Small-Town Matchmaker Talent to Briggs Freeman

By Cynthia Stine / October 23, 2012 /

I sat down recently to talk with Becky Frey one of Briggs Freeman’s top sellers and a 30-year veteran of the real estate scene. An athletic, outdoors person, Becky is quick to tell you all the reasons she loves living in Dallas — an enthusiasm she shares with her customers when she matches them to…

Got Your Heart Set on University Park? Classic Red Brick Colonial Raises Your IQ for Less Than $250 a Square Foot…

By Candy Evans / July 19, 2012 /

I have this theory about red-brick, Ivy League-looking houses: they make you smarter. We really should do an IQ test of children raised in red-brick Georgians with ivy-covered brick: my bet is they would have higher TAG scores and better SATs than kids reared in ranches or mid-century moderns. For one thing, the clean-lined life…