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CandysDirt is a niche digital news outlet focused primarily on real estate and neighborhood life in North Texas, with a strong emphasis on Dallas and its surrounding suburbs.

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Sep 29, 2026
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Sep 12, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Charles Grand

    Morgan Stanley Officially Lands on Y’all Street (opens the original)

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    After months of speculation, and reports of a very telling downtown lease, Morgan Stanley announced on Monday that Dallas will become home to the financial giant’s newest hub. “Morgan Stanley’s expansion in Dallas reflects our commitment to investing i

  2. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Joy Donovan

    This $6.499M Aledo Estate Sits on 42 Acres Along the Trinity River (opens the original)

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    For nature-loving buyers who’d take tall trees, twinkling stars, and 42 acres over a city skyline any ole day, 151 Trinity Bluffs Road makes a compelling argument for Aledo. The 6,924-square-foot Parke

  3. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Elaine Raffel

    Millennial Beige Is Out. Sydney Harrell Says It’s Time for Custom Rugs to Have Some Fun (opens the original)

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    A self-described maximalist, Sydney Harrell welcomes the return of combinations that might have raised eyebrows just a few years ago.

  4. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Karen Eubank

    Historic Ranch-Style Dilbeck in Preston Hollow Doesn’t Skip on the Whimsy (opens the original)

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    Architect Charles Dilbeck is truly one of Dallas’ favorite sons. He may have been born in Arkansas, but we claim him because Dallas has more of his eclectic and whimsical homes than any other c

  5. Article · Sep 28, 2026 · Charles Grand

    Village Homes Exits Bankruptcy After Court Battle Over 100 Lots (opens the original)

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    Village Homes of Fort Worth has emerged from Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a contentious legal fight over 100 residential lots. A bankruptcy judge approved the homebuilder’s reorganization plan this summer, allowing Vi

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