Dallas

This Week’s Open Houses Prove That Cookie-Cutter Homes Aren’t For Everyone

By Joy Donovan / May 18, 2023 /

That bright floral wreath on the door. Or the simple brass door knocker. Or how about the color of that door? Inside, well-loved antiques or straight-lined metal? Or both? There are the country houses, the edgy condos, and the white-columned traditionals. The real estate market is full of individual choices, and homeowners get to express…

Temporary Ban on New Short-Term Rentals Starts Monday in Plano

By April Towery / May 10, 2023 /

Starting Monday, new short-term rentals won’t be allowed in the City of Plano. A temporary, year-long ban starts May 15. Short-term rentals have been discussed in Plano and several other North Texas municipalities for the past year or more. Plano residents pleaded with the council in November for zoning changes that would regulate or ban…

Can You Build a Natural Disaster-Proof Home? Technology Offers Better Protection During Storm Season

By Daniel Lalley / March 6, 2023 /

As spring approaches, storm season is not far behind. According to the National Weather Service, the months of March, April, and May are the most notorious in terms of thunderstorms, tornados, and hail. In Texas, this is not something to take lightly. In fact, just last year, the Lone Star State experienced 14 named hurricanes…

An Adriana Meyer Midcentury Masterpiece You Can’t Miss

By Daniel Lalley / December 23, 2022 /

In the ever-evolving world of architecture, Dallas stands out as one of the most iconic American cities. From our distinct downtown skyline to the history within our suburban homes, this city features every movement from midcentury modern to Italian Renaissance. Plus, Dallas has produced some of the industry’s premier artists like Charles Dilbeck, O’Neil Ford,…

Three North Texas Cities Are Ideal For Remote Workers, Study Finds

By Marlin Weso / December 12, 2022 /

A recent study by RentCafé lists Plano, Dallas, and Fort Worth in its top 50 cities for remote workers.