Fall is in the air, and there’s no better way to welcome the season than exploring some of North Texas’ finest properties this weekend.

Even if you knew nothing about Frank Welch or his work in this little pocket of Dallas, you’d probably suspect an architect ...

After 112 years at 1618 Main St., the doors closed for good Wednesday at Neiman Marcus Downtown, ending one of the ...

Village Homes of Fort Worth has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a contentious legal fight over 100 residential ...

Before Middlebrook Place became a gated townhome community, it was part of a 120-acre pioneer-era farm in Oak Cliff, enjoying ...

For nature-loving buyers who’d take tall trees, twinkling stars, and 42 acres over a city skyline any ole day, 151 Trinity ...

There is so much to love about this extraordinary Lakewood Spanish Eclectic, and I’m going to tell you all about it, so get some coffee and settle in. Built by Dines & Kraft in 1926, it’s thought to ...

Goldilocks would love 5924 Norway Rd. At 4,606 square feet, this home hits an elusive Preston Hollow sweet spot: substantial ...

A self-described maximalist, custom rug tastemaker Sydney Harrell welcomes the return of combinations that might have raised ...

After months of speculation, and reports of a very telling downtown lease, Morgan Stanley announced on Monday that Dallas ...

The home’s blue front door makes the house a standout in Arlington Heights. From the street, a white house always grabs attention. That crisp, bright paint packs a wallop of curb appeal demanding to ...

Texas architecture is much bigger than Hill Country stone and sprawling ranch houses. The state’s size, history, climate, and mix of cultural influences have produced some genuinely distinctive homes.