Ebby Halliday

A Little House on The East Richardson Prairie That Will Surprise You

By Nikki Barringer / December 13, 2022 /

This house is already under contract, so why am I writing about it? Just to be a jerk? I mean yes and no … But really I’m writing about it because it’s a great example of “Huh, you think you know a place …” There are pockets of this city (and the surrounding suburbs) that…

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This Remodel in Mount Auburn Has a Lot of Updates And a Prime Location

By Nikki Barringer / November 29, 2022 /

Mount Auburn is a neighborhood you might not be super familiar with. At least not the name itself, but the location is one you know. It’s in East Dallas off Grand Avenue near Interstate 30. Over there you’ll find El Taco Loco (and tons of other taco spots) and Kalachandji’s, a Hare Krishna temple that…

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RIP, Mary Frances Burleson, Champion of Ebby Halliday Companies

By Candy Evans / November 27, 2022 /

An icon of Dallas real estate has left us: Mary Frances Burleson, longtime president and CEO of the Ebby Halliday Companies. The Ebby Halliday Companies announced that Burleson, 87, died Sunday morning of natural causes. Burleson famously began as the secretary of Mrs. Ebby Halliday, the company’s namesake founder, and rose to become the company’s…

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This Cute Remodeled Home With a Pool Near Casa View Won’t Break The Bank

By Nikki Barringer / November 8, 2022 /

Sometimes you look at a house and say “Oh, how cute is that?” Then you flip through and see the backyard with the way cool pool and a big old lot, and think “DANG, this comes with it, too?” And considering the market right now, where interest rates are reducing buying power and making what…

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A Remodeled Midcentury Minutes From Denton’s Square

By Nikki Barringer / November 1, 2022 /

Up in Denton, there are houses, obviously. Lots of them. Plenty within walking distance to downtown Denton’s Square, too. It’s common to see Craftsman-style homes and little bungalows from the 1940s and beyond. But one architectural style that’s not as common? The good ol’ midcentury. And yet, here it is in all its remodeled glory.…

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