Situated just east of Preston Forest, Los Arboles neighborhood is one of those Dallas neighborhoods most people never get to casually drive through. The gated community is filled with large custom ...

Selling a distinctive, high-value home requires more than putting a property on the market and waiting for buyers. Pricing, presentation, marketing, negotiation, and access to qualified buyers can all ...

The Dallas Mavericks have filed a zoning application for the former Valley View Center in North Dallas, taking their most concrete step toward developing the site as a new sports and entertainment ...

At Dallas City Hall, finding more cash for programs means taking it from somewhere else, while buying more time on the zoning ...

Inspired by independence, Prairie School is as American as architecture can get. Learn how as we explore a perfect example ...

Willow Bend is (mostly) closed. Texas has a new tallest building. And Del Webb is pushing farther east of Dallas. Here’s what caught our attention in real estate this week. Willow Bend Closes Up Shop.

The best sitcom ever made was Laverne & Shirley. The duo were Milwaukee bottle cappers working at Shotz Brewery. Every show began with their theme song that went “1 ...

Moving is never fun. Unless you’re a Dallas bargain hunter. From September 9–19, Dwell with Dignity is opening the doors to a warehouse full of donated furniture, rugs, art, accessories, and more.

Every week, I search for something we’d think of as an attainable property in Dallas. In other words, something under a million! This historic 1923 Peak’s Suburban Addition Craftsman duplex is a ...

From the outside, Windmills Craftworks at Grandscape doesn’t particularly look like a brewery, although the enormous keyhole-shaped window does a nice job of displaying the beer-making operation ...

It’s not often that 2.33 secluded acres turn up in Grapevine, especially within a short drive of DFW International Airport. But if you think you have to sacrifice your desire for a home that feels ...

During the latter part of my college years, I was an official Lower Greenville resident. I rented a two-bedroom four-square unit on Vickery Boulevard, wrote the newsletter for the Lower Greenville ...