Today, every luxury residential building has a name, a logo, a marketing campaign, and a website. Back in the late 1950s, one Dallas building needed none of those things. According to a 2006 feature in The Dallas Morning News, simply saying “3525” was enough. Everyone...

Long before 3525 Turtle Creek became one of Dallas’ most celebrated residential towers, it was introduced to the public with a bold claim. On May 26, 1957, The Dallas Morning News published a special feature proclaiming it “The Most Exciting Building in America.” At...

I wasn’t looking for a tuxedo. I was just doing what I often do when I have a few extra minutes, wandering through the Genesis Benefit Thrift Store on Knight Street to see what treasures might be hiding on the shelves. Then I saw it. A beautiful tuxedo. Classic....

Let’s be honest, the internet can be a chaotic place. But every once in a while, it reminds us why we keep coming back. This is one of those moments. A dog rescue organization in Kent, England recently shared a video that’s almost impossible to watch without smiling....

There are restaurants you make reservations for. And then there are places you simply end up at. The kind of place where someone says, “Let’s just go to Maple Landing,” and nobody argues. It’s a little quirky. A little rough around the edges. The crowd is eclectic....

For more than thirty years, Kevin Day has helped clients buy, sell, lease, and invest in real estate across North Texas. But along the way, something became increasingly clear. People don’t simply want information about homes. They want to understand the neighborhoods...

Sometimes the delay isn’t you. Sometimes it’s the process. Few things are more frustrating than finding the perfect place, submitting your application, and then hearing: “We’re still waiting.” An hour turns into a day. A day turns into three. Three days turn into a...

An elevated spin on the classic tuna noodle casserole, with cheddar, Gruyère, buttery croutons, and a little kick from pickled jalapeños. There are certain dishes that don’t need an introduction because they already live somewhere in your memory. Tuna noodle...

Home is your first place. Work is your second. But somewhere in Dallas is another place that quietly becomes part of your life. Everyone has one. You may not have a name for it, but you almost certainly have a third place. It’s where life happens between home and...

Somewhere along the way, the real estate industry decided that lease listings deserved less. Less preparation. Less marketing. Less attention. Less professionalism. I’ve never understood that. In neighborhoods like Oak Lawn, Uptown, Turtle Creek, and the Park Cities,...

What if the greatest luxury isn’t a larger house or more expensive finishes, but a home thoughtfully designed to quiet the mind and restore the spirit? Some Homes Ask You to Perform Every so often I walk through a home that stays with me long after I’ve left. Not...

A Fireplace, a Vision, and a Condo in Dallas A few weeks ago, one of my clients, Festus, purchased a two-bedroom, two-bath condominium in Dallas. The unit needed updating, but it had good bones, an unusually large laundry room, and plenty of potential. One of the...

Today, every luxury residential building has a name, a logo, a marketing campaign, and a website. Back in the late 1950s, one Dallas building needed none of those things. According to a 2006 feature in The Dallas Morning News, simply saying “3525” was enough. Everyone...

Long before 3525 Turtle Creek became one of Dallas’ most celebrated residential towers, it was introduced to the public with a bold claim. On May 26, 1957, The Dallas Morning News published a special feature proclaiming it “The Most Exciting Building in America.” At...

I wasn’t looking for a tuxedo. I was just doing what I often do when I have a few extra minutes, wandering through the Genesis Benefit Thrift Store on Knight Street to see what treasures might be hiding on the shelves. Then I saw it. A beautiful tuxedo. Classic....

Let’s be honest, the internet can be a chaotic place. But every once in a while, it reminds us why we keep coming back. This is one of those moments. A dog rescue organization in Kent, England recently shared a video that’s almost impossible to watch without smiling....

There are restaurants you make reservations for. And then there are places you simply end up at. The kind of place where someone says, “Let’s just go to Maple Landing,” and nobody argues. It’s a little quirky. A little rough around the edges. The crowd is eclectic....

For more than thirty years, Kevin Day has helped clients buy, sell, lease, and invest in real estate across North Texas. But along the way, something became increasingly clear. People don’t simply want information about homes. They want to understand the neighborhoods...

Sometimes the delay isn’t you. Sometimes it’s the process. Few things are more frustrating than finding the perfect place, submitting your application, and then hearing: “We’re still waiting.” An hour turns into a day. A day turns into three. Three days turn into a...

An elevated spin on the classic tuna noodle casserole, with cheddar, Gruyère, buttery croutons, and a little kick from pickled jalapeños. There are certain dishes that don’t need an introduction because they already live somewhere in your memory. Tuna noodle...

Home is your first place. Work is your second. But somewhere in Dallas is another place that quietly becomes part of your life. Everyone has one. You may not have a name for it, but you almost certainly have a third place. It’s where life happens between home and...

Somewhere along the way, the real estate industry decided that lease listings deserved less. Less preparation. Less marketing. Less attention. Less professionalism. I’ve never understood that. In neighborhoods like Oak Lawn, Uptown, Turtle Creek, and the Park Cities,...

What if the greatest luxury isn’t a larger house or more expensive finishes, but a home thoughtfully designed to quiet the mind and restore the spirit? Some Homes Ask You to Perform Every so often I walk through a home that stays with me long after I’ve left. Not...

A Fireplace, a Vision, and a Condo in Dallas A few weeks ago, one of my clients, Festus, purchased a two-bedroom, two-bath condominium in Dallas. The unit needed updating, but it had good bones, an unusually large laundry room, and plenty of potential. One of the...