North Oak Cliff
Editor’s Note: This is final installment of our five-part series breaking down our free team staging of 307 N. Waverly. Read Part One here, Part Two here, and Part Three here, and Part Four here. While staging can do wonders for a listing, you can’t deny that a professional photographer can make all the difference. Sure, some…
Editor’s Note: This is Part Four of our five-part series breaking down our free team staging of 307 N. Waverly. Read Part One here, Part Two here, and Part Three here. While executive editor Joanna England and senior writer Leah Shafer write about homes every day, they had never staged one until the CandysDirt.com team descended upon…
Special Thanks to Shoot2Sell Architectural Photography, CORT Furniture Rental, and Jenn Matt Thatcher Two weeks ago, one of my talented staff writers did what she does best — think outside the box and whip up a great editorial twist to one of our regular Tuesday $200k posts. You know how we offer up delicious samples of…
We cherish our audience here at CandysDirt.com, and we hear you loud and clear: you thought we were being too tough yesterday. We pointed out the photo problems with a darling North Oak Cliff Tudor we felt might be keeping it from achieving its full market potential. Because that is what we are all about…
Sometimes, a darling home comes on the market and its potential is marred by cosmetic problems, poor staging, and too much clutter. Our Tuesday Two Hundred is just such a house. This North Oak Cliff Tudor is a three-bedroom, two-bath home with 1,410 square feet, built in 1924. From the outside, it’s cute as a button,…
