Real Estate Pros: Give Us Some Real Talk
When the market is as busy as the Dallas-Fort Worth market is, and housing inventory so dear, creating relationships with new buyers and sellers is important.
Read moreWhen the market is as busy as the Dallas-Fort Worth market is, and housing inventory so dear, creating relationships with new buyers and sellers is important.
Read moreAccording to paperwork filed with the State of Texas, Amazon may be planning a store in the Galleria — but what kind of store is still up for guesses.
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The Legacy Midtown Park offers luxury accommodations in the heart of Dallas.
Read moreAn annual list that ranks leaders in real estate has at least two local faces, and one that has brand-new ties to Dallas real estate.
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When you toasted a New Year, you may not have realized that along with 2022, almost two dozen new laws went into effect at the stroke of midnight.
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Additional art and antiques from the estate of the late former oilman Edwin L. Cox will be sold by Chicago-based Hindman Auctions during the next few months.
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Looking to move, or even just for something to do this weekend? Look no further than these beautiful homes that are opening their doors to potential buyers this weekend!
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Considered one of today’s foremost architects, Bernard Tschumi will discuss his work in a Dallas Architecture Forum lecture Jan. 20 at 7 p.m.
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Yes, yes, we know that headline is a bit of an “of course he is.” After all, the real estate broker is not only helming a successful independent brokerage, Rogers Healy kind of knows Dallas real estate like the back of his hand.
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Dallas ISD Superintendent Michael Hinojosa is apparently going to be one in a recent spate of superintendents to resign their posts.
Read moreThe buildings that once housed longtime Snider Plaza business Peggy Sue BBQ, Lane Florist, Logos Bookstore, Arman Jewelry, and a tailor are no more. Demolition work began on the buildings Jan. 10.
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