Turtle Creek High Rise

Live the Jet Set Life Without the Jet Set Price at This Turtle Creek North Condo

By Brenda Masse / April 29, 2026 /

The “Jet Set” was a midcentury term for society’s fashionable, fast-moving elite — those who could hop from one destination to the next. I’ll take a cool midcentury word for a cool midcentury building when it comes to describing this week’s Highlight Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters, Senior Financial Officer with First…

Parkside Elegance Elevated: Life at The Mayfair in Turtle Creek

By CandysDirt / January 31, 2026 /

If you’ve ever dreamed of Manhattan-style living but with a Dallas sensibility and front-row seat to nature, 3401 Lee Parkway #505 delivers the best of both worlds. Located in the iconic Mayfair, this custom residence pairs high-rise sophistication with serene views overlooking Turtle Creek Park, wrapping it all into one expansive, impeccably designed home. Spanning…

Life at the Top: A Penthouse Story at Park Towers on Turtle Creek

By CandysDirt / April 19, 2025 /

There’s something magical about living in the clouds — especially when those clouds hover over Turtle Creek. Perched on the 19th floor of Park Towers on Turtle Creek, this completely reimagined corner penthouse (known as 3310 Fairmount Street #P2B) isn’t just a home — it’s a lifestyle, the kind where sunsets spill across your living…

More Inventory, More Opportunity in Dallas High-Rises

By Jon Anderson / August 3, 2020 /

We’ve all been glued to stories detailing how the real estate market has avoided doom and roared back to life as quickly as dentists (one needs open houses, the other open mouths). But all the reports of low inventory surround the single-family home market. I’ve yet to see a report that talks about the multi-family…

Penthouse Plunge: Going, Going … Almost GONE

By Jon Anderson / July 13, 2020 /

Over the long July Fourth weekend, I received two offers on my Penthouse Plunge at the Claridge. One offer was quite low citing the prospective buyers’ uncertainty in the high-rise market in the face of COVID-19. The other was a much higher cash offer that wanted some customizations. Even after the low-baller increased their offer,…