Four North Texas Cities Crack Top 10 U.S. Real Estate Markets — Including...
Four North Texas suburbs landed among the nation’s top 10 real estate markets — including the top two spots. Frisco ranked No. 1 and McKinney No. 2 in WalletHub’s 2026 Best Real Estate Markets...
View ArticleDallas Single-Family Rents Keep Falling as Rental Market Softens
Dallas renters looking for a house instead of an apartment are continuing to gain some leverage over landlords, with asking rents falling for a third consecutive year. The median asking rent for a...
View ArticleA Couple’s Indoor-Outdoor Vision Created This Oak Cliff Modernist Gem
When two minds are put together, they can yield spectacular creations — like the special house at 6652 Talbot Parkway in Oak Cliff. This Texas Modernist home, circa 1969, is credited to architect...
View ArticleDallas Renters Get Less Space for $1,500 Than They Did Last Year
For the third straight year, Dallas renters are getting slightly less square footage for the money, a recent study found. While rent buys you more in Big D than in many of the nation’s biggest housing...
View ArticlePlano Lands in Top 5 U.S. Cities for Families
Choosing where to raise a family is no small decision, and one new survey says Plano might be the best place in the state to put down roots. Plano ranked fourth in the nation on WalletHub’s 2026 list...
View ArticleSwinging ’60s Turtle Creek Condo with Skyline View Brings Cocktail Hour Glam
Imagine this…a martini shaker on a bar cart…a sleek, low-slung sofa…a little Henry Mancini on the stereo…and a killer view of the Dallas skyline. No, this is not Taylor Sheridan’s latest hit TV series,...
View ArticleZaida Basora of AIA Dallas: City Hall ls Not a Neglected Failing Asset
by Zaida Basora, FAIA —Executive Director, AIA DallasFormer Assistant Director, City of Dallas Public Works and City of Dallas Building Services, and Past President, AIA Dallas Decisions on economic...
View ArticleSaddle Up for 50-Acre Ranch in Denton County
Hold your horses and take the reins. A world‑class equestrian estate sprawled across more than 50 acres in Denton County is ready for its next owner. There’s plenty of room for people, of course, but...
View ArticleIndustrial Designer Condo Lets Dallas’ Light Shine, Morning to Night
Where are our people who love a good skyline? Who loves the lights of downtown Dallas twinkling at night? Who thinks watching Fourth of July fireworks in air-conditioned comfort is the only way to go?...
View ArticleCedar Crest Secret Gem: Snatch Up This Updated 1937 Tudor Before Someone Else...
Tired of the modern farmhouse? Done with Midcentury Modern? Here’s something else — a completely updated 1937 Tudor that’s half the price you’d find for similar homes in the M Streets or Lakewood. The...
View ArticleFive Reasons You Couldn’t Miss the Sunday Edition in 2025
In North Texas, Sundays are known for church service, brunch menus, football, and fun with friends and family. Of course, if you’re a real estate enthusiast, your Sunday routine would also include...
View ArticleFeel Good City: Here Are 2 Homes Under $500K in Plano, Ranked Top 20 as Most...
Tis the season for bell-ringing kettle drives, helping needy families, and giving to homeless shelters. But there’s one city in North Texas that keeps this lovely Christmas spirit all year long. It’s...
View ArticleWith Demand Growing, Fort Worth Opens First Phase of Convention Center Expansion
The sun was shining on the nation’s 10th largest city for a Monday morning ribbon-cutting of the first phase of the Fort Worth Convention Center’s expansion. Additions to the center, which remained...
View ArticleMayor Eric Johnson: ‘This Has Always Been the Dallas Story’
Mayor Eric Johnson laid out the promise of Dallas during his State of the City address on Thursday, touting the gains made over the past several years and highlighting the Big D’s status as a top...
View ArticleCities Are Urged to Push for Local Voice Ahead of Texas’ 2027 Housing...
Don’t wait for 2027. That was the message often repeated at the Texas Municipal League’s 113th Annual Conference held last week at the Fort Worth Convention Center. More than 3,500 municipal employees...
View ArticleCity Rankings Have Dallas Down in the Dumps
It seems Dallas has a whole lot of work to do to make itself more livable for renters and first-time homebuyers, at least according to a couple of recent analyses surveying the national housing market....
View ArticlePeacocks and Park Are a Few Perks of This Pair of Houses in East Oak Cliff
Here’s a deal for a family that wants to live not with each other but walking distance from each other. Or maybe besties who know better than to be roommates but have an idea that sharing happy hour on...
View ArticleDallas Takes Its First Swing at Zoning Reform in Almost 40 Years
City staff in Dallas have been making the rounds to give residents a sneak peak at what they’ve got cooking for zoning reform. As previously reported by CandysDirt.com, the city is embarking on a...
View ArticleRaise a Glass to This Junius Heights Bungalow
If only the walls of the house at 5818 Worth St. in Dallas could talk. It stands there, a cute little 1920s bungalow, in the charm-filled historic neighborhood of Junius Heights. Yes, built in 1920s,...
View ArticleWhat’s June’s Best Buy? A Fully Updated Vickery Place Craftsman
Vickery Place is a historic Dallas neighborhood platted by the Works-Coleman Land Company in 1911. Their vision was to transform farmland into one of the most desirable neighborhoods in Dallas. With...
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