Jerry Jones

Is Jerry’s World Really in Arlington? Jerry Jones’ Passion Appears Elsewhere

By Marlin Weso / January 17, 2022 /

You won’t catch me calling AT&T Stadium the name other people love to call it — Jerry’s World. The name derives from billionaire Jerry Jones, of course, and his showcase stadium that he wanted to turn into a mega entertainment venue. It’s a magnificent place, for sure, but another part of the Dallas area is…

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Breaking: @properties Acquires Christie’s International Real Estate

By Candy Evans / November 18, 2021 /

Very big news came yesterday for a new Dallas real estate brokerage and our ever-evolving industry. Chicago-based @properties, which has a growing Dallas-Fort Worth presence, has acquired one of the nation’s oldest real estate networks, propelling the U.S. firm into instant global status by entering into a long-term global brand license agreement with Christie’s International…

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Exclusive: @properties Plants Third Franchise in Dallas, to Office in the Braniff Building

By Candy Evans / July 22, 2021 /

One of the largest independent brokerages in the nation, Chicago-based  @properties, which utilizes prop-tech, launched its third national franchise in the Dallas-Fort Worth area this week by partnering with one of the most significant real estate-centric families in town: Dallas Cowboys’ owner Jerry Jones. Jerry Mooty is the nephew of Jerry Jones and a major…

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Why Prosper Faces the Demolition of Four of Its Historic Silos

By Marlin Weso / May 9, 2021 /

Before the development of the Sam Rayburn Tollway, cutting through the north part of Collin County meant getting a glimpse of the towering grain silos along a darkened two-lane highway. If it was dark, you see them slightly illuminated from the soft glow of lights from metro Dallas. Typically, the grain silos have sat empty,…

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This Historic Italianate Craftsman is a Rare Highland Park Luxury Lease

By Karen Eubank / May 30, 2020 /

Properties like this historic Italianate Craftsman on Miramar Avenue rarely come up for sale, much less for lease. However, the present owners are not quite ready to let this beautiful lady go, and I can see why. She was built in 1920 for Mr. Gibson, a Waco cotton merchant who sadly died before he could…

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