Lake Highlands

Friday Four Hundred, For the Modern Tastes: A Tribute to the Tri-Level

By Candy Evans / January 27, 2012 /

There is this young man named Rucker Hill. His mother is Nathan Grace Real Estate dynamo Peggy Hill. Now Rucker is apparently remodeling homes with Rucker Design & Build, and we are so very glad — look at this baby! This is a 1973 era home, and those years are very hot with young buyers, I…

Top Agents Depart Ebby for Nathan Grace in Lake Highlands: Dallas Real Estate News

By Candy Evans / January 19, 2012 /

It’s got to be the color. Nathan Grace, a slick  East Dallas brokerage firm that really likes the color orange, seems to be doing something very, very right: despite the economy, they are growing. Of course, the market in Lakewood and Lake Highlands is hopping. And Nathan Grace itself appears to be the poster child of the New…

Tuesday Two Hundred: Lake Highlands Cutie on Kirkwood Comes in Right at $209,000. Just in Time for Santa

By Candy Evans / December 20, 2011 /

One of the best streets in Lake Highlands, this 1402 square foot cutie pie will melt your heart, just like it did mine. This home screams 1950’s so loud you can hear it in Fort Worth!  Only rooms, 2 full baths, surprisingly a two garage. Upgrades and amenities abound, including a very open floor plan, lots of natural light,…

Love Affair With Lake Highlands: New Home in White Rock Valley Impresses The Most Discriminating House Snobs With Wrap Room

By Candy Evans / December 9, 2011 /

by Karen Eubank Which neighborhood in Dallas has defied current market trends? What area of town has steady new construction and extensive remodeling on almost every street? What neighborhood is so solid that young professionals return to buy homes around the corner from their parents? Lake Highlands of course! It’s one of the few places…

Tuesday Two Hundred: Two Bedrooms, Two Baths Kicking It Up on Kirkwood. Affordable Dallas Real Estate

By Candy Evans / September 27, 2011 /

Get out the smelling salts! This puppy at 635 Kirkwood has been reduced from $249,900 to $199,900 — that’s almost $50,000 big ones chopped right off the block. Actually, it IS $50,000 big ones off. This house may be under contract by the time I hit “publish”. You cannot get cuter, and again, more proof…