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Balanced Market Offers Opportunities for Home Buyers, Sellers
Anthony Murphy considers himself a “glass-is-half-full economist, as opposed to a glass-is-half-empty” one.
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Designer: Focus on Family, Individualized Look
Lindley Arthur had no idea that a love for antiques would convey into a career in interior design.
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Old Home Parts Avoid Landfill, Get Reused
A 1920s house in the 3300 block of Beverly Drive came down before Christmas,but its gifts will keep arriving for some time to come.
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House of the Month: 4328 Purdue Avenue
A stunning 5-bedroom, 4.2-bath Robert Elliott-built custom home features a coveted first-floor guest suite and a light-filled, two-story entry. A spacious living
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House of the Month: 6731 Stichter Avenue
A stunning new construction by Cole and Co. features clean-lined transitional design and French influences. A spacious, open floor-plan provides for seamless
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Authentic Spanish Style vs. Modern Comforts
Newlyweds Nathan and Sarah Smith always wanted to live in Europe, they just didn’t expect to do so during their first year of marriage.
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Agents: Price Reductions Coming for North Texas Homes
September saw the largest drop in North Texas home sales in seven years, according to a regional report. Since September 2017, preowned home sales are down
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Luxury Homes Going Up East of Love Field
Say the word “solo,” and one thinks of “going it alone.” But that’s not the case in an old neighborhood east of Dallas Love Field where independent builders and
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House of the Month: 2904 Purdue Ave.
This custom home, listed at $2.895 million, is not only an architectural standout, it is in a standout location: University Park, where the peaceful aura belies
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House of the Month: 5350 South Dentwood Drive
This spectacular Midcentury Modern home, on one of Preston Hollow’s premier streets, was house made for cocktails and conversation — and ultra-luxurious living
