Dallas real estate
Since Dallas boasts one of the most eclectic collections of architecture in the country, it’s not often that we’re blown away by a new listing. Neighborhoods such as Lakewood, Preston Hollow, and Kessler Park are beset with some truly dynamic examples of excellent homes. With nearly every architectural style, school, and movement on display, our…
Wedged between Waxahachie and Mansfield, Midlothian is quickly becoming one of North Texas’s most notable suburbs. A mere 25 miles from Dallas, this Ellis County enclave has benefitted from a boom in construction. Built around three cement production facilities and a steel mill, this city has scaled significantly since its inception in the 19th century.…
Creating a captivating piece of architecture means pulling together a range of components. From builders to designers, materials to location, everything must coalesce to create a balance that’s both consistent with surroundings and cohesive in design. This is not easy to accomplish. However, when it’s done right, the world takes note. Fortunately, areas like Mount…
In terms of stunning contemporary aesthetics, few cities do it better than Dallas. That’s especially true in areas like Oak Lawn or the Bishop Arts District where trendy neighborhoods inspire sleek architecture. The modern look looks so good on this city. In recent years, we’ve seen an uptick in modern architecture. As demand increases, developers…
Lower Greenville is easily one of Dallas’s most iconic areas. Home to an incredibly eclectic collection of retail, restaurants, and bars, its location is just as coveted as the impressive properties that line its streets. It is the epicenter of Dallas historic districts, including the M Streets, Vickery Place, and the Belmont Addition Conservation District,…
