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7 HOMES WITH SPECTACULAR CURB APPEAL
Everyone loves a great home with a lasting first impression. Lush landscaping, a fresh entrance, blooming flowers and gracious trees can ‘wow’ guests before they even enter your home.
We’ve gathered seven properties with fantastic curb appeal.
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FLOWERS TO BRIGHTEN YOUR SPRING GARDEN
April showers bring May flowers. Whether you’re looking to give a garden a complete makeover or add a pop of color to your porch, we’ve gathered a list of beautiful flowers that will make a scene this spring.
Marigold
Marigold flowers bloom in rich orange and yellow colors. They’re known for tolerating the Texas heat and repelling insects from garden plants.
Zinnias
When planted in the spring, Zinnias bloom big in the summer. The flower brings a burst of color to a garden and they also attract butterflies.
Cosmos
Another flower that sits well in the Texas heat, cosmos grow abundantly. They’re low-maintenance and come in a wide range of colors for a vibrant outdoor oasis.
Plumbago
Plumbago, also known as the sky flower, falls in the shrub category. The bright blue flower blooms in clusters and grows well with a lot of sun or light shade.
Celosia
Celosias are also called cockscomb because the flowers resemble a rooster head. The shape adds a dramatic effect to any garden.
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7 Stunning Luxury Kitchens
In the mood for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a late-night snack? Regardless of the time of day or what you’re craving to eat, every meal starts in the kitchen. There’s no better place to cook up a tasty meal than in a kitchen you love.
We’ve gathered 7 stunning kitchens with all the bells and whistles.
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In the market for a new home? Take a look at some of this week’s fabulous featured properties.
10045 Surrey Oaks | Preston Hollow | $3,750,000
4163 Cochran Chapel | Bluffview | $2,950,000
1 Lakeside Park | North Dallas | $2,595,000
2555 N Pearl Street #1504 | Ritz Carlton | $1,075,000
1541 Cedar Hill Avenue | Kessler Park | $540,000
638 Turner Avenue | Kessler Park | $445,000
11367 Lanewood Circle | Lochwood | $285,000
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7 Lavish Living Rooms
The living room is the energy hub of a home. It’s a place to gather with loved ones for board game night, catch up on your favorite streaming shows or relax with a book by the cozy fire. With all of us spending more time at home, this space is becoming more important (and utilized) than ever.
These 7 living rooms could be a delightful backdrop for quality time, new memories and future gatherings.
4827 Kelsey Road | Preston Hollow | $2,595,000
6908 Kenwood Avenue | Lakewood | $1,695,000
4300 Lomo Alto Drive #4 | Highland Park | $1,595,000
4 Braemore | North Dallas | $824,900
10465 Sinclair Avenue | East Dallas | $719,000
8922 Fenchurch Road | Lake Highlands | $649,000
1376 Arch Place | The Cedars | $548,000
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In the market for a new home? Take a look at some of this week’s fabulous featured properties.
6517 Dykes Way | North Dallas | $2,950,000
5837 Lakehurst Avenue | Preston Hollow | $2,795,000
5611 Caruth Boulevard | Bluffview | $1,349,000
2843 Lee Street | East Dallas | $945,000
8463 Santa Clara Drive | Forest Hills | $869,000
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D-Fw Market Likely To Emerge Healthy From Covid-19
Texas’ largest markets, including Dallas-Fort Worth, are among the U.S. metros least likely to experience a major housing shakeout from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new research reported here by Dallas Morning News real estate reporter Steve Brown.
The research, by analysts at Attom Data Solutions, found housing markets that will be most negatively affected by COVID-19 and the resulting economic challenges are mostly in the Northeast and Florida.
Researchers looked at almost 500 home markets around the country and rated them based on foreclosures, homeowner equity, wages and other factors.
“It’s too early to tell how much effect the coronavirus fallout will have on different housing markets around the country,” said Attom Data’s Todd Teta. “But the impact is likely to be significant from region to region and county to county. What we’ve done is spotlight areas that appear to be more or less at risk based on several important factors.
“From that analysis, it looks like the Northeast is more at risk than other areas,” Teta said. “As we head into the spring homebuying season, the next few months will reveal how severe the impact will be.”
Attom Data estimates the major housing markets most at risk from the virus include four in New Jersey and the New York area, three in Connecticut and 10 from Florida. Only one was in California, and none were located in other West Coast states.
“Texas has 10 of the 50 least vulnerable counties from among the 483 included in the report, followed by Wisconsin with seven and Colorado with five,” according to Attom Data. “The 10 counties in Texas include three in the Dallas-Fort Worth metro (Dallas, Collin and Tarrant counties).
Click here to read the full article by Steve Brown of The Dallas Morning News.
How Housing Markets Fare with COVID-19
Major U.S. Counties Ranked from Worst to Best out of 483 Metros
Worst
8. Ocean, N.J.
9. Essex, N.J.
10. Prince George, Md.
11. Broward, Fla.
12. Bergen, N.J.
13. Cook, Ill.
14. New Haven, Conn.
15. Polk, Fla.
Best
479. Harris, Texas
477. Dallas, Texas
468. Denver, Co.
463. King, Wash.
457. Travis, Texas
449. Tarrant, Texas
441. Santa Clara, Calif.
439. Collin, Texas
Source: Attom Data Solutions
6 Wfh-Worthy Home Offices
Working from home has its challenges. Like getting the right tech gear and office supplies at home, one of those obstacles might just be finding the perfect space in your house to be the most productive.
While many people are making the switch to work remotely, we’ve gathered 6 home offices that will make you never want to leave your desk seat.
4955 Wedgewood Lane | Preston Hollow | $6,595,000
5020 Park Lane | Preston Hollow | $6,395,000
2555 N Pearl Street #1704 | Ritz Carlton | $2,975,000
11516 Royalshire Drive | North Dallas | $2,600,000
5849 Versailles Avenue | Frisco | $1,425,000
6174 Vickery Boulevard | Lakewood | $928,000
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