Deion Sanders

Surprise! The Most-Read Post on CandysDirt Had Nothing to Do With Deion Sanders …

By Joanna England / December 31, 2014 /

… and had everything to do with busting the myths surrounding Realtors. It was Kathryn Donovan Roan’s post on the top 10 Realtor myths that was commented on and shared the most, generating 51,267 pageviews. In the post, Roan de-bunked some of the more insidious and commonplace assumptions about Realtors, including how they make commission,…

Deion Sanders: A Week of Dallas Real Estate History

By Candy Evans / November 22, 2014 /

From Highland Park where we learned that the Trammell Crow family homestead is being listed for a shocking $59.4 million, way on up to Proposer where  Concierge Auctions made Deion Sanders’ former home going going gone for $3.75 million. Here are all the photos of Deion’s former Prosper pad, as shot by those great folks…

Behind the (Pearly) Gates at 1280 North Preston Road, Former Prosper Pad of Deion Sanders

By Candy Evans / September 6, 2014 /

Just when I think I’ve seen it all in a home, all the amazing homes I have been privileged to tour in North Texas (or anywhere) in the last 30 years, I walk through the gates of yet another amazing, loaded, luxurious, totally high-flying, so very over-the-top property — the former home of Deion Sanders. Once…

BREAKING CD EXCLUSIVE: Deion Sanders Has Sold His Mammoth Prosper Mansion & 82 Acres; New Owners To Develop, Sell by Auction?

By Joanna England / September 2, 2014 /

We have confirmed that in a deal put together by Dallas developer Don Silverman, the great Deion Sanders has sold his 10-bedroom Prosper mansion and 82 acres at 1280 North Preston Road. This comes after news broke last week that Texas Education Agency plans to revoke the charter for Sanders’ Prime Prep Academy due to…

Former Dallas Cowboy Safety Gerald Sensabaugh Lists One Story Starwood Manse in Frisco

By Candy Evans / January 28, 2014 /

Oakland native Gerald Sensabaugh got a five year contract extension from the Dallas Cowboys after years of versatile ball playing. In early 2013, he was released from the team to save cap space, retiring forever as a Dallas Cowboy. In May, 2013, just last year, he retired from the NFL. Well,  it seems Sensabaugh is now…