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"Our spring has come at last with the soft laughter of April suns and shadow of April showers." - Byron Caldwell Smith Read on for seasonal tips to consider and discover lifestyle tips curated just for you! |
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Real Estate in the News |
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Most and Least Expensive States To Live In Thinking about your next big move? Choosing a place to live is a highly personal decision, and there are a lot of factors that go into it besides purely financial ones. For example, maybe you live in a place with a high cost of living, but you’re also close to your friends and family. Or maybe you work in an industry that only exists in certain regions. Or maybe you just really love the school district your kids are in. But if the most important thing to you is cost, then read on to see what states were the cheapest and most expensive. |
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Dallas County |
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Dallas Metro Ranks No. 1 in U.S. for Real Estate Development Over the Past 10 Years |
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Cool Thursdays Concert Series Returns to the Dallas Arboretum Don’t miss the most spectacular view of the sunset over White Rock Lake while enjoying bands from all over the country. Grab your friends, pack a picnic and make this your Thursday night routine. First concert of the season is April 7 - you won't want to miss it! |
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Tarrant County |
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Historic Public Market Building Has a New Purpose in Downtown Emerging from the cobwebs and rising from the vacant lot behind the historic edifice will be The Harden at Public Market, an active senior living facility of 199 rooms in a five-story structure! |
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Fort Worth Declared One of the South's Best 'Cities on the Rise' Southern Living defines "cities on the rise" as "smaller urban spots |
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Collin County |
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Pleasant Plano is the Happiest City in Texas for 2022 Plano is known as the “City of Excellence.” It might need another motto, though: “City of Happiness.” A new study from personal finance website WalletHub ranks this Dallas-Fort Worth suburb as the happiest place in Texas and the 22nd happiest city in the U.S. |
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Women Earn More Money in Collin County Women in America have come a long way in the past century. This time 100 years ago, the Equal Rights Amendment had yet to be drafted and we were not even two years into women’s rights to vote. Some cities are still doing their part to bridge the gap! Mckinney, Plano, and Frisco all ranked as top cities in the United States where women stand to make the most money. |
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Denton County |
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Investors Are Snapping Up Homes in Denton County Denton County’s housing market is hot, and the demand for housing has been driven to new heights lately. Investment firms have become among the top bidders for single-family homes, and the activity is strongest for homes under $400,000 with many firms aiming to turn them into rentals. |
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Texas Tulips Are In Bloom Again The 2022 tulip season is off to a vibrant start! Now that the weather is finally cooperating for some real spring weather, it’s time to plan that special trip to Pilot Point with your friends and family. Open now through the end of April! |
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Lifestyle Tips & Tricks |
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Easy Spring Cleaning Tips for a Sparkling Home Nothing feels quite as satisfying as coming home to a house that's so clean it practically sparkles. Since cleaning your house from top to bottom can be overwhelming — not to mention, tiring and time-consuming — it's easier to take it room by room or appliance by appliance with spring cleaning tips from organizing and cleaning pros. |
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Open Floor Plan: In or Out? Over the past few months, we've been noticing the rise in rooms—not just designated areas of a larger space, but sectioned-off spaces complete with four walls. So, what gives? Is the open floor plan on its way out? Admittedly, it depends on who you ask. |
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12 Recipe Ideas for Spring Produce Spring is just around the corner, and with the warmer weather comes a slew of tasty spring produce ready to add some freshness to your meals. Here are a myriad of recipes that really give mangoes, peas, and more spring fruits and vegetables a chance to shine. |
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Outdoor Living Trends Taking Over in 2022 Many homeowners now depend on outdoor areas to provide additional living space, a peaceful escape, and a connection to nature that their homes might otherwise lack. To accommodate these new needs, the latest outdoor living trends embrace the comfort, convenience, and style common to home interiors. |
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