Wake Up to the Skyline in This Luxe Museum Tower Residence
A private elevator opens directly into the newly listed Museum Tower Residence 704, where floor-to-ceiling windows draw your eye to the downtown skyline. Klyde Warren Park unfolds below, Dallas' premier arts venues are at your doorstep, and Reunion Tower rises in the distance.
World Cup Delivered $26M Lift to D-FW Short-Term Rental Market
Now that the World Cup is behind us, we’re starting to get a sense of the economic impact. And on the short-term rental front, D-FW saw a significant increase in activity, with the Metroplex ranking second nationally for demand growth and third for revenue growth. Spending on STRs reached $93.3 million in D-FW between June…
Italianate Highland Park Mansion on Beverly Drive Abounds With Provenance
If you are looking for a luxury home in the Dallas area, one of the first names you will hear is Beverly Drive. There are a lot of lovely streets, but this one is as good as it gets, and that is by design. When John Armstrong, considered the father of Highland Park, was developing…
Southern Colonial Estate on Arlington’s Most Coveted Street Feels Worlds Away
Those familiar with North Texas neighborhoods will tell you Indian Trail in Arlington is a very special street. Adjacent to Jake Langston Park and intertwined with Rush Creek, this scenic stretch presents a unique opportunity. While it feels worlds away, it’s just minutes from the conveniences of Arlington and Fort Worth. Beset with mature trees,...
Mayor Johnson Calls for Leaner Dallas Government as Budget Pressures Mount
Mayor Eric Johnson outlined his budget priorities on Friday ahead of a critical stretch of weeks in which officials will have to make some hard choices to overcome a significant revenue gap for FY 2026-2027. In a memo to City Manager Kimberly Tolbert, Johnson argued that Dallas should focus on providing essential services and resist…
Would You Tear Down Old Red? Officials Should Heed City Hall Parallels
In a few days, the Dallas City Council will be back from summer break. If you listen to the rumors (and we do!), they are fully expected to start deserting City Hall. It would be helpful to read some history so we learn from it and don’t repeat it. This is not our first rodeo…
This Elevated East Kessler Home Is Ready for Your Art Collection
If Midcentury Modern design had a high-style soulmate, 1624 Eastus Dr. would be it. Perched high above the street on a picturesque 0.75-acre lot, this East Kessler stunner somehow manages to elevate everything around it as well. You’ll instantly notice the crisp Level 4 drywall finish when you step inside, offering a sleek, gallery-grade backdrop...
A Funky Little Forest Hills Contemporary With All the Right Angles
Some builders get it. They understand the neighborhood and build according to the vibe. Little Forest Hills was given its funky moniker when it began to draw an influx of artists in the 1980s and 1990s. It was not unusual to see a yard outlined in bowling balls or fenced with colorful slag glass. Today, you…
Taking a Vacation? Don’t Come Home to a Home Repair Disaster
If you’re like me, when you go on vacation, there’s always a small part of you that suspects that you’ll return to find that your home has been vaporized in an alien attack or slipped off the side of a cliff. My family just returned from a lovely vacation, and while nothing dramatic happened in…