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Luxury Living Takes on New Heights at these Ebby Halliday Listings in Dallas

By Candy Evans / January 17, 2018 /

In and around Dallas, I’ve always got my eye on hot properties. Our luxury market is particularly impressive, with architectural gems, beautiful builds, and appealing new construction.  Some of the most incredible luxury homes are listed by Ebby Halliday Realtors, the preeminent brokerage in North Texas. Founded in 1945 on three principles — service to…

Get Ready for a Festive Fête at any of these Three Ebby Halliday-listed Luxury Homes

By Candy Evans / November 22, 2017 /

I’ve got the holiday season on my mind these days. The weather is finally changing, and the colder days have me thinking about putting up decorations, shopping for gifts, planning holiday menus and family visits, and of course, attending fabulous parties. While perusing Ebby listings this weekend, these three gorgeous homes caught my eye—each one…

A Texas Hill Country-Feeling Contemporary in Dallas, Without The Long Drive

By Karen Eubank / September 25, 2017 /

We just returned from a lovely weekend editorial retreat at Boot Ranch in the Texas Hill Country. I can safely say the entire CandysDirt.com staff fell in love with not just the beauty of the landscape, but also with the stunning homes. If you can’t move to the Hill Country, but are longing for the…

Friday Five Hundred: North Dallas Estate Boasts Built-Ins Galore

By Joanna England / March 21, 2014 /

Storage is so important these days. As families grow, so does the amount of stuff you have. I swear that the only reason I’m unable to park my car in the garage is because I had a baby. All that stuff you have after a child outgrows one thing and moves on to another is unimaginable…

Tom Leppert’s House Reduced Over on Alva Court, In Hottest Real Estate Market Ever?

By Candy Evans / July 1, 2013 /

I have told you, but let me go on record again: yes, the market is hotter than hell and homes are selling in days, weeks, even hours. We have less than three months’ inventory. But that is for properties generally below $2 million, as Jennifer Miller pointed out last week. So it surprises me not…