Dallas real estate news

Turtle Creek’s Renaissance Gets a New Neighbor as Poston Plots Sell to LLC

By Jon Anderson / March 17, 2016 /

In January, the lots located at 3407 and 3409 North Hall Street were reported in DCAD to have been sold to TDRE Lee Park LLC. The actual owner is currently masked behind the LLC with a local address of 4100 Spring Valley Road, Suite 310, in Dallas. However, TDRE Lee Park is a Houston registered…

Cutting Edge Contemporary in Highland Park is a Home For Art

By Joanna England / March 16, 2016 /

If you love surrealism, then this house is the Dali to your Breton. From the curb, this stark contemporary actually looks like a cubist’s take on the modern American dwelling. It is, in fact a home for art. It’s easy to fall in love with this house, not only for its enviable Highland Park location,…

Top Notch Renovation Sets This Bluffview Beauty on Blue Bonnet Road Apart

By Karen Eubank / March 10, 2016 /

Bluffview is one of those neighborhoods you don’t expect to find in Dallas. Newcomers are shocked to discover creeks, mature trees, winding streets, and well … bluffs. Years ago I had the task of recreating Vermont in Dallas for a photo shoot. We chose Bluffview, blew snow onto a cliff (EPA-approved fake snow, of course)…

Preston Hollow French Traditional Combines Stunning Style with Smart Design

By Karen Eubank / March 7, 2016 /

Beautiful homes hit our inbox hourly, and we can become somewhat jaded with all that gorgeous flying around, but when 5330 Pebblebrook Drive in Russwood Acres — the veritable heart Preston Hollow — came in, our collective jaws hit the ground. Listed by the adorable Karen Keegan, with Ebby Halliday Realtors,  this French traditional, 4,782-square-foot…

Preston Center Task Force: The Pink Wall is a Restricted Community, No Section 8 Housing Here!

By Jon Anderson / March 4, 2016 /

Last night I spent time at Preston Tower listening to Steve Dawson, the Pink Wall representative on the Preston Center Task Force explain the area’s poison pills for redevelopment. There are two ways land usage can be shaped. Either through city/municipal zoning or through civil covenants and deed restrictions. According to the Task Force, aside…