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Hot Property: This Preston Hollow Modern Has Limestone as Old as Dinosaurs
Designed by Todd Hamilton, the mansion features lots of organic elements, including a shell stone only found in Texas.
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Hot Property: This Preston Hollow Modern Has Limestone as Old as Dinosaurs
Designed by Todd Hamilton, the mansion features lots of organic elements, including a shell stone only found in Texas.
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Hot Property: A Mid-Century Modern That Even the New York Times Had to Notice
Architect John Barthel designed the unconventional property near Lake Highlands as his personal home back in the 1950s.
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Hot Property: A Lakewood Charmer with Southern Flair
Near Lakewood Country Club, the 1952 home has huge porches and patios, magnolias, and a resort-like backyard.
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Hot Property: A Gorgeous Mid-Century Modern Belonging to NorthPark Center’s Architect
In 1956, legendary local architect E.G. Hamilton built this Avalon Avenue stunner as his personal home.
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Hot Property: An Industrial Townhouse in Oak Lawn With a Massive Rooftop Patio
The Oak Lawn spot features huge windows, a cool vibe, and more than 1,000 square feet of outdoor living space.
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Hot Property: A Well-Loved, Historic Mid-Century Modern in Oak Cliff’s East Kessler
Built in 1958 as a divorcée’s entertaining house, the Junior Drive home has been lovingly preserved over the years.
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Hot Property: Michelle Nussbaumer Splashes Color on a Historic Tudor Near White Rock Lake
Nearly a century old, the Lakewood property is drenched in color.
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As the Suburbs Add More People, Dallas Watches Its Influence Over DART Wane
The city of Dallas appears destined to lose its majority of appointments on the DART board. How will that affect the delivery of public transit in the future?
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Two Interviews Last Week Revealed the Identity Crisis in Dallas Food Culture
One focused on a bakery that spent almost nothing to create a nationally-acclaimed product. The other focused on a restaurant that spent $11.5 million to sell uncountable margaritas—and terrible food.
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Curve Ball: Local Shorts Highlight Diverse USA Film Festival Slate
A college freshman spotlights his high school pitching coach’s unique baseball story in his filmmaking debut.
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Yes, the Stars Should Hang Regular Season Banners
Adam Sandler can teach us something about relishing the in-between moments.
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A North Haven Gardens Coach is Helping You Reap What You Sow This Spring
Seasonal tips from North Haven Gardens’ Kay Nelson.
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Botanical Mix Updates New Downtown Storefront for Spring
Florist Shane Friesenhahn gives a colorful refresh to his shop near Pacific Plaza Park.
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Meet the Dallas 500: Karla Smith, SRS Real Estate Partners
The executive vice president and principal with SRS Real Estate Partners’ Dallas/Fort Worth office shares her best advice, her proudest moment and her hopes for the future of real estate
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Curve Ball: Local Shorts Highlight Diverse USA Film Festival Slate
A college freshman spotlights his high school pitching coach’s unique baseball story in his filmmaking debut.
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As the Suburbs Add More People, Dallas Watches Its Influence Over DART Wane
The city of Dallas appears destined to lose its majority of appointments on the DART board. How will that affect the delivery of public transit in the future?
Home & Garden
A North Haven Gardens Coach is Helping You Reap What You Sow This Spring
Seasonal tips from North Haven Gardens’ Kay Nelson.
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WaterTower Theatre Invites Audiences Backstage for an Evening with Louis Armstrong
Terry Teachout’s first play, SATCHMO AT THE WALDORF, shares details about Louis Armstrong after one of his final shows.
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Meet the Dallas 500: Karla Smith, SRS Real Estate Partners
The executive vice president and principal with SRS Real Estate Partners’ Dallas/Fort Worth office shares her best advice, her proudest moment and her hopes for the future of real estate
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Yes, the Stars Should Hang Regular Season Banners
Adam Sandler can teach us something about relishing the in-between moments.
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Executive Book Club: Recommended Reading From North Texas C-Suiters
Area executives share the one book they think others should read—and why.
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15 Can’t Go Wrong Paint Colors and Which Primer You Should Be Using
Our 2024 Best Designers weigh in on their favorite hues and shades.
Restaurants & Bars
Two Interviews Last Week Revealed the Identity Crisis in Dallas Food Culture
One focused on a bakery that spent almost nothing to create a nationally-acclaimed product. The other focused on a restaurant that spent $11.5 million to sell uncountable margaritas—and terrible food.