Ebby Halliday
Jeff Lamkin says he flew a plane across the Texas Gulf coast a few years ago, and about five minutes after he landed plunked a couple million dollars down on Texas beachfront dirt. Jeff is the developer of Cinnamon Shore on Mustang Island near Port Aransas, a beach front development done “Seaside-style” in the new Urbanism mode that is giving buyers an upscale taste of living on the Texas coast: it’s as good, if not better, than Florida’s panhandle coast. (Certainly, it’s much closer!) And, according to Jeff, Texas is a great buy. Maybe, in fact, the ONLY buy.
Last month, as I sat in her Luther Lane office as Ellen Terry and Dave Perry-Miller hugged and talked about their future together, I do recall Ellen saying that several Dallas brokers had dialed her that very morning, inviting her to come on over. Well. Great Q & A with Ellen Terry and Robbie Briggs…
by Karen Eubank Good Monday morning! Lots of news to report today, most of it Realtor news in Dallas’ high-stakes broker biz. We heard that Ellen Terry has left Ebby Halliday for Briggs Freeman Sothebys. (Stay tuned for more on that.) Well, here’s more proof that dirt east of Central is not only outpacing the…
Developing. I’m told this is effective today. Ellen Terry, whose high end boutique real estate company was just merged into the rapidly expanding Dave Perry Miller luxury real estate brand at Ebby Halliday, on October 24, actually, has left Ebby to join Briggs Freeman Sothebys. Still sorting details and trying to obtain quotes. Stay very tuned.
We are all just walking zombies today waiting for tonight’s game. In the world of Dallas real estate, however, the streets are still abuzz with the aftermath of Monday’s announced merger/fold of Ellen Terry Realtors into Dave Perry-Miller & Associates. For one thing, the interior designers have been dispatched to spiff up Luther Lane. Allie…
