Dallas real estate

Nice Way To End 2014: October Dallas Home Prices Up 7.6% Over Last Year

By Candy Evans / December 31, 2014 /

So here’s the reason why a lot of Realtors, I do mean a lot, will be drinking Veuve Cliquot tonight: Dallas is one of the top five markets in the country for home price increases, according to the folks at Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller. The numbers from October home sales are in, and Dallas home prices…

Downtown Dallas: What Can We Do To Make It Better?

By Candy Evans / December 29, 2014 /

Leah has committed to tracking more of what’s happening in downtown Dallas Real Estate this year, and that’s great because there is a lot to track! I love downtown Dallas, I just don’t like getting there. And I’m no stranger to urban living. I have lived in three different urban environments: Chicago, New York and…

The Most Talked About MMM in Dallas in 2014: Big House at Inwood & Royal Still Available

By Candy Evans / December 29, 2014 /

Letting you in on an inside secret here at CandysDirt.com. We “nickname” our weekly Monday Morning Millionaire postings the MMM. When I created CandysDirt, I wanted to post homes on humdrum Mondays that would REALLY  wake readers up. Because, you know, it’s Monday, and you deserve to be blown away. (Come to think of it,…

Merry Christmas and Happiest Holidays From All of Us at CandysDirt.com

By Candy Evans / December 25, 2014 /

Merry Christmas and the happiest of holidays to you, from our homes to yours. It’s been a blessed year in Dallas Real Estate. But this season is really what Real Estate is all about. All of us at CandysDirt.com and SecondShelters.com wish you a wonderful holiday. Cook, eat, laugh, relax, rest. Enjoy your homes!

All I Want for Christmas is an East Dallas Midcentury with Original Hardwoods

By Leah Shafer / December 24, 2014 /

I grew up in North Dallas and have lived all over Dallas and the ‘burbs, but when I finally landed in East Dallas in 2007, I knew I had found my happy place. East Dallas has a culture unlike anywhere else in the city (although North Oak Cliff feels like its cousin). I could spend…