Category Archives: Suburbs

Friday Five Hundred: 6000 Square Feet & Magic-Making Master For The I Hate Grass Club | Candy’s Dirt | Dallas Real Estate News and Blog by Former Dallas Dirt Editor Candy Evans

Friday Five Hundred: 6000 Square Feet & Magic-Making Master  | Dallas Real Estate News and Blog by Former Dallas Dirt Editor Candy Evans. “There are those of us who love homes but hate grass. What the heck is so wonderful … Continue reading

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Download 2010 Market Reports – Free Information from Real Estate Center

Do you need to know what the population breakdown was last year in Fort Worth? How about the cost-per-acre of development land in Corpus Christi? Curious about how the number of residential building permits in Dallas last year compared with … Continue reading

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In Dallas, High-End Home Sales Up

DALLAS (Dallas Morning News) – Sales of luxury homes increased between 20 and 60 percent in neighborhoods areawide in first quarter 2010. First quarter sales of million-dollar homes in North Texas rose 23 percent from first quarter 2009, and sales … Continue reading

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Modwalls® is “Making Tile Modern” with glass subway tile & recycled glass mosaics 877-439-9734

Home styles are constantly changing and since I love to remodel and work with builders I’m always watching the latest trends.  This site has some good ideas – enjoy.  Let me know if you have any good places you turn … Continue reading

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Real Estate Update – The Briggs Freeman Blog

Hello! Here is a link to the Briggs Freeman Real Estate Update Blog. Feel free to use the updates and information from the blog in your Twitter and Facebook accounts. Pass it on… http://www.dallas-realestateupdate.com/

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The real estate market looks good this fall; appraisals can cause hiccups.

It’s the end of summer and schools have started – It’s time to re-focus on the last quarter of the year. That is our usual plan in real estate and I was wondering if this year would be the same … Continue reading

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Survey: Dallas-Fort Worth home prices flat in 2Q | Dallas Real Estate News | Dallas Morning News

Three optismistic (quite welcomed) quotes from the article: 1) “We are beginning to see some more positive trends in the housing market, which is great news,” said David Brown… 2) The D-FW area has had one of the smallest overall … Continue reading

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Turning back the tide of suburban sprawl: Moving urban and mixed-use developments

Whether you live in the suburbs or downtown, everybody wants to feel a sense of community and have easy access to everyday amenities: movies, parks, good restaurants, grocery stores.  We all work so much that we can’t be isolated in … Continue reading

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