Trading Winter for Dallas: What Chicagoans Gain (and Miss) After the Move
Chicagoans who move to Dallas gain mild winters, more space, a lower overall cost of living, and a longer outdoor season, while missing walkable density, lakefront summers, and a few beloved food traditions, and as a Certified International Property Specialist (CIPS) and five-year Top 150 Dallas Pro
Living in Vickery Place Dallas: A Neighborhood Guide
Vickery Place looks like it should cost less than the M Streets next door. Most weeks, it doesn't. Architecture here runs Prairie, Craftsman, and Tudor bungalows built mostly in the 1910s and 1920s, and it's protected. The neighborhood became a designated conservation district in 2006, which keeps
Wicker Park, Andersonville, or Boystown? Where Chicago LGBT Buyers Land in Dallas
If you are moving from a Chicago LGBTQ neighborhood like Wicker Park, Andersonville, or Boystown, the Dallas areas that will feel most like home are Oak Lawn, the Bishop Arts District, and the walkable pockets of East Dallas, and as a former three-year board member of the Resource Center of Dallas a
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