Oak Cliff

Tuesday Two Hundred: In North Oak Cliff, Great Values Can be Found in Sunset Hill

By Joanna England / March 4, 2014 /

In a lot of the more gentrified neighborhoods throughout North Oak Cliff, finding a deal is getting harder and harder. Many of the homes in decent shape throughout Winnetka Heights, Kings Highway, Kessler Plaza, and Ravinia Heights have been bought up and fixed up, and sometimes even flipped by folks with the know-how to do…

LocalDwelling.com Lease of the Week: Stevens Park Two-Story Will Be Stunning After Renovation

By Joanna England / February 5, 2014 /

You remember we posted about this cozy two-story home in Oak Cliff’s lovely Stevens Park Estates neighborhood. The owners have decided to do some sprucing up before leasing out this incredible home. I can’t wait to see what this super-cute two-bedroom, three-bath home will look like after renovations, because it was pretty incredible last time…

Thursday Three Hundred: This Oak Cliff Home is a Tudor on The Outside, Delightfully Modern on The Inside

By Joanna England / January 2, 2014 /

So, you love all the charm of older homes but the idea of all the unending maintenance is a huge bummer for you. I have one word: PREACH. That’s why we left Junius Heights when one thing after another, then another, happened and our dream home turned into a money pit, and guys, I wanted…

The Next Hot Neighborhood in Dallas? The WSJ Says It’s Bishop Arts in Oak Cliff – Eureka!

By Candy Evans / December 18, 2013 /

Breaking news: Gentrification is back, declares the Wall Street Journal, as it singles out Dallas’ Bishop Arts in a December 15 story chronicling the various cities and neighborhoods “coming back”, racking up serious money for brave urban pioneers. “It’s all part of this cultural shift toward living in urbanity, getting things in an urban area…

The Next Hot Neighborhood in Dallas? The WSJ Says It's Bishop Arts in Oak Cliff – Eureka!

By Candy Evans / December 18, 2013 /

Breaking news: Gentrification is back, declares the Wall Street Journal, as it singles out Dallas’ Bishop Arts in a December 15 story chronicling the various cities and neighborhoods “coming back”, racking up serious money for brave urban pioneers. “It’s all part of this cultural shift toward living in urbanity, getting things in an urban area…