multigenerational homes

This Beautiful Multigenerational Home Might Make You Want to Move in With Your Parents

By Seth Fowler / October 4, 2022 /

Multigenerational. It’s a word previously used by all 5th-grade teachers to confuse kids during the spelling bee. Now it’s a fairly common word. Multigenerational is used to describe a home where grandparents, parents, and children all live together. If you ever watched the television show The Waltons, (you know, “Good night John-Boy”) that was an…

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Bluffview Contemporary Beauty for Lease!

By Karen Eubank / September 5, 2020 /

If the thought of a Bluffview contemporary luxury lease seems unusual, that’s because it is. I cannot remember seeing a home for lease in Bluffview in years, maybe decades! But, this is a rare find for several other reasons. Constructed by Prospect Custom Homes in 2015, the design of this Bluffview contemporary was innovative by anyone’s…

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You Can Move the Extended Family Into This Large East Dallas Home

By Shelby Skrhak / August 3, 2019 /

Two-stories, four bedrooms with two possible masters, and over 3,400 square feet to spread out. This could be one of those great multi-generational homes that don’t come along that often, located in the Mockingbird Elementary zone near E. Mockingbird and McMillan Ave. The 1940-built home at 5503 Anita Street in Dallas is listed for $795,000 by…

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You’re Minutes From Everything Plano in This Lakeside on Preston Home

By Shelby Skrhak / February 23, 2019 /

By the time we spotted this Saturday Seven Hundred listing at 5116 Lake Falls Drive and came back to it for a second look, it was under contract. No matter, we appreciate great, well-located homes any time we see them. This 4,382 square-foot-home in the Lakeside on Preston subdivision of west Plano has six bedrooms, five…

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Tight Housing Market, Shifting Demographics Make for Big Changes in Homebuyer Profiles

By Leah Shafer / November 21, 2014 /

First-time homebuyers are being squeezed out, and you gotta move fast to buy! And people are hanging on to their houses for the longest time on record, according to a new study by the National Association of Realtors. Buyers are living in their homes for ten years, up from six years in 2008, and actually…

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