Hal Anderson
by Susan BaldwinSpecial contributor, Realtor with Allie Beth Allman It’s true what they say: There’s no place like home for the holidays. And, if you’re like me, there’s no place I’d rather be than cozied up at home with loved ones during this special season. It’s truly when a house feels like a home. With…
Architecture lovers and avid hosts take note: A rare piece of Dallas history — designed and built in 1973 as the personal residence of legendary developer Hal Anderson — has hit the market. Available to buy for the first time since 1985, the indulgent home unfolding across one level holds voluminous spaces, unexpected finishes, and…
By Jon Anderson Special Contributor Correction: In last week’s column, I made a rookie mistake of believing a friend without checking (he’s been flogged and I’ve been humbled). The history of the “21” building at 3883 Turtle Creek is far more interesting than the story I was told about the 21 name reflecting the number…
As we wrote about last year, the intersection of Preston and Northwest Highway is one of the highest-profile in all of North Dallas (and probably one of the highest-valued, too). It’s not just the current real estate prices of Preston Hollow that give this area its prestige—the intersection has a fascinating history. The northeast quadrant…
