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The Profit Age vs. The Digital Age: A Reckoning For Real Estate

By Joanna England / February 27, 2019 /

By Matthew Templeton Managing Principal KW Urban Dallas It feels like there have been fundamental shifts in the real estate industry within the last few months. Technology is the buzz word, money is being thrown around, and CEOs of just about every top real estate-related company are out. The last few weeks’ news sums up…

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Three Homes to Fall In Love With, All With Open Houses

By Bethany Erickson / February 14, 2019 /

As we’ve mentioned before, every week we solicit pitches for our various featured listing posts, including our weekly roundup of open houses – and we love what you send us. You can tag us on Instagram, or even better, you can join our Facebook group, Getting the Dirt.  It’s a great place to virtually mingle…

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Disruption in Real Estate: Candy Grills Major Real Estate Disruptors on February 7 for the DBA

By Candy Evans / January 22, 2019 /

Have you ever wanted to ask Alex Doubet of Door what motivates him? Or how he keeps the lights on? What is OpenDoor really about and how much do they charge sellers? Why did so many tip-top agents flock to Compass? Is it possible to sell your home online now? How big are the iBuyers,…

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Richardson Hits the Highlights In Open House Roundup

By Bethany Erickson / January 10, 2019 /
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Every Thursday, we bring you our pick of the hottest North Texas properties in our CandysDirt.com Open Houses of the Week. These are the places you don’t want to miss that weekend. This week, our houses range in price from $239,000 to $670,000, and can all be found in Richardson. Which ones will you visit?…

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Three Adorable Homes Have Equally Adorable — and Affordable — Price Points

By Bethany Erickson / December 13, 2018 /
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Earlier this week, we mentioned the October housing report from the Texas A&M Real Estate Center, which provided this interesting tidbit: While home sales may be slowing down in the higher price points, the most affordable price points are still doing robust business. “The market for homes priced less than $200,000 remained the exception, where…

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