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Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International CEO Robbie Briggs announced this spring that he would promote chief operating officer Russ Anderson to president of the brokerage, tapping someone who has more than 30 years of experience in the industry.
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This home is a wonderful opportunity to live in Hillcrest Estates. Combining a sense of elegance with the comfort of today’s easy living, a host of recent updates include a roof, HVAC, fence, and tankless hot water heater.
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Oh, it’s a hot one, but Preservation Dallas is still offering up its 2021 season of its popular series of educational lectures, Summer Sizzlers.
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We’ve curated a handful of the best and newest open houses in the Preston Hollow area and the Park Cities for you to check out this weekend.
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Ventana by Bucker has tapped a 36-year veteran in his field to become the senior living community’s culinary director.
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Nested in a highly coveted gated enclave in Turtle Creek, this stunning townhome is the perfect blend of traditional architectural details with modern updated design.
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Dwell with Dignity will be hosting their highly anticipated 10th Thrift Studio event starting Aug. 27 through Sept. 25.
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The existing structures at 6600-6606 Snider Plaza — including where Peggy Sue BBQ used to be, Lane Florist is, and where Aman Jewelry, Logos bookstore, and a tailor used to be before moving to new locations in the plaza– would come down to make way for a new three-story building if developer Jim Strode’s plan wins city council approval.
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University Park mom of four, Sarah Jaudes, has blossomed into a floral entrepreneur.
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It’s a beautiful, sunny weekend and a perfect time to go house hunting. Check out these open houses happening Saturday and Sunday in Preston Hollow (and adjacent areas) and Park Cities.
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When everyone began thawing from Winter Storm Uri in February, many got a rather unfortunate and unwelcome surprise in the form of burst pipes that caused thousands of dollars of damage to their homes.
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