Collin County Real Estate

Wanda Charles Returns to Ebby Halliday

By Joshua Baethge / March 8, 2021 /

After a short tenure with Coldwell Banker, Wanda Charles and her team have returned to Ebby Halliday Realtors.  They are based in the Allen office and will continue serving primarily the North Dallas, Denton, and Collin County markets including Prosper, Celina, and Frisco. Charles says she returned because she felt that the Ebby brand was the…

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Collin, Denton Counties Saw Sizable Increases in Monthly Home Sales

By Marlin Weso / January 5, 2021 /

Sales of single-family homes by real-estate agents were up more than 30 percent from a year ago in Collin and Denton counties, according to the MetroTex Association of Realtors’ November sales reports. The county-by-county market statistics are compiled by the Dallas-based group and supported by the Real Estate Center at Texas A&M University. Collectively in…

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Restored Modern Farmhouse in Wylie Turns Up the Charm

By Bethany Erickson / November 15, 2018 /
Wylie

We don’t get out to Wylie enough, so when Erin Burkart with Keller Williams Central reached out to us during our Pitch Me Please round last week on our Facebook group, Getting the Dirt, we were super pumped when she shared the price — because it was perfect for this week’s Thursday Three Hundred. And,…

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Waterford Parks Traditional is Living Big on a Tidy Floorplan

By Joanna England / September 25, 2015 /

Sure, when you build a new home, you’re picking out all the hardware and flooring and paint, but sometimes it takes a year or so to get it just right. If you want a new home and don’t want to deal with the seemingly endless list of here-and-there projects that it takes to make a property…

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Where’s The Best Place to Buy a House? Survey Says You Should Look to Texas and Collin County

By Joanna England / August 25, 2015 /

Well, well, well … looks like Texas is more attractive than ever, thanks to it healthy employment rate and housing market. The Motley Fool notes that not only did Texas recover from the recession faster than most states, but it’s thriving at a more substantial clip than other metro areas. It beat Washington, North Carolina,…

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