Tuesday 200
You know CandysDirt.com, obviously. You’re here, you’re reading, and you get it. It’s pretty well-known, right? But every now and then I’ll call a listing agent and those rascals will say, “WHAT NOW?” And then they think I’m trying to sell them something. It’s a real kick in the potatoes. But then most of the…
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A house in Dallas built after 2000 for under $300,000. Let me rephrase, a three-bedroom, two-bathroom, newer construction house in Dallas for $280,000. Yeah. It’s happening people. It’s right here. Out near Interstate 35 and Red Bird. It’s close to Downtown Dallas, the University of North Texas Dallas Campus and the recently remodeled Singing Hills…
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Over beyond Buckner Terrace, there’s a little pocket of custom homes called Greenwood Terrace. Briggs Freeman’s Lisa King said you can see the progression of the neighborhood. Closer to Jim Miller, they’re Tudor style, but as you head back through the hills and trees and changing topography, the styles change, too. That’s where you’ll find…
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I’m not even 100 percent sure what this is, but I love it. Set in Dublin, Texas, most likely a stone’s throw from the Dr Pepper Museum, there’s an enchanting, perplexing, modern brick structure that’s actually a two-story home. Built in 1968, it has a timeless design that looks just as modern today as it…
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One of my favorite things in the world to do is search by house style. It’s prepopulated, so you can’t just make up a style or anything, but there are some good ones in there. Midcentury Modern (obviously), Victorian, Craftsman, and Tudor is another popular one, and with the rise of Chip and Joanna, Modern…
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