Monthly Archives: April 2011

by Darren Dattalo In June of 2006, Lower Greenville residents were horrified to see one of three Greenville Ave landmarks go up in flames when the historic Arcadia Theater burned down after a fire started in an adjacent restaurant. Then … Continue reading →

by Darren Dattalo For some time, there has been a growing level of violent crime on Lowest Greenville Ave, in the area between Belmont and Ross. For over a year, Lower Greenville Neighborhood Association along with M-Streets, Vickery Place, Hudson … Continue reading →

by Gary Quarles Built in 1946 and designed by prominent Dallas architect Charles Stevens Dilbeck, the historic Belmont Hotel is perched high on a hill in N Oak Cliff (corner of Ft Worth Ave and Sylvan) and is home to … Continue reading →

by Curtis Cannon A client contacted me recently asking how to value a duplex she owned in Dallas.  As with any real estate property, there are several factors – location, property condition, improvements, curb appeal, etc. But for a rental … Continue reading →

by Kevin Belknap Live the history of White Rock Lake.  The phenomenal landmark turns 100 this year, and coordinators are not letting this birthday go by without some parties.  Who knew this water mass meant to meet the needs of … Continue reading →

by David Simmons As Realtors in North Texas, we all claim deep knowledge of the communities we represent.  One group of business owners and residents is taking their notion of communal spirit a step farther.  Pay attention to the buy … Continue reading →

Community service is a large part of the Keller Williams culture, and as such the agents and staff will be volunteering at Crossroads Community Services for a day of service May 12, 2011 for RED Day. RED Day (Renew, Energize … Continue reading →