Phone: 214.749.4700
Email: info@modtownrealty.com
7903 Lover Lane, HPISD, 5 bedrooms/6.1 baths! Contact us for more info!
Opportunity to own a quality constructed home built in 2007 located within the Highland Park ISD with comparable homes selling for over $1M. This home boasts a great floor plan that includes 5 Bedrooms all with their own full baths, Formal Living and Dining, Media Room, Large Family Room open to the Kitchen and a Study with full bath as well as bar, pantry and additional half bath.
A Contemporary Interpretation of a CLASSIC! This Modern Craftsman Home has the look and feel of the orginal but updated with today’s amenities. Be amazed on how well the theme carries throughout the home in an orchestrated manor. Huge Kitchen w-Island and Eat-In Dining, Oversized Family Room, Large Master Bath-Closet w-Sep Tub-Shower, Pocket Door Study, and a Dilberate Design. 2-Car Garage, 2 Covered Porches, Energy Eff. Attain the Sustainable Image.
The framework has gone up for the second historical green home project brought to the Junius Heights district since 5424 Worth St.
Right next door stands 5426 Worth St, a modern craftsman home co-developed by the Greener City Group and Sustainable Image. The project is a continuation of their “Dallas Green Home Project” that began earlier this year.
5426 Worth St is expected to finish in March of 2012 and is currently available for sale.
Contemporary, tri-level loft with open floor plan conveniently located in a gate community off Ross and 75! Huge living area with natural pine floors and plenty of natural light. Perfect central location keeps you near it all – Arts District, Uptown & Downtown! 1907 square feet of perfection are available for rent at $1900/ month.
View more property photos here
Contact Jeff Gardner at 469.733.3303 to Schedule your Viewing Appointment
Hurry! A property this immaculate won’t be on the market for long!
NORCROSS, Ga. (Site Selection) –
Texas has claimed the top slot in Site Selection magazine’s “Top Business Climate 2011″ contest.
The Lone Star State finished strong in the objective, data-driven component of the index used to determine the top business climates, as well as in the subjective input supplied by respondents to the magazine’s annual executive survey of site selectors.
One survey respondent commended Texas for being “a pro-business, entrepreneurial, right-to-work state.” Another applauded the state’s tax climate, regulatory environment, incentive programs and work-force development efforts.
Site Selection reported that 40 percent of the new U.S. jobs created since June 2009 were created in Texas. A ranking by NewGeography.com supports that.
That site’s “Best Cities for Job Growth 2011″ rankings look at employment data over time across three population tiers. In the small metros category, Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood placed first, College Station-Bryan third and Midland fourth. El Paso placed first in the midsize tier, followed by Corpus Christi and, in fourth, McAllen-Edinburg-Mission. In the large tier, Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos placed first, Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown third, San Antonio-New Braunfels fourth and Dallas-Plano-Irving fifth.
Those jobs mean demand for office space, another area in which Texas has stood out. Houston, Austin and Dallas finished in the top ten markets nationally in office space demand, according to an analysis by national real estate services firm Cassidy Turley. The firm found those three markets alone accounted for nearly 20 percent of all net demand in third quarter 2011.
“Other markets in Texas are also positive,” said Kevin Thorpe, chief economist with Cassidy Turley. “The U.S. is a mixed-bag story, with many negative markets and many positive markets. In Texas, it’s positive across the board.”
This is an outstanding opportunity to own a meticulously maintained home in a quiet enclave of newer homes built in cul de sacs near Preston Hollow. Excellent schools, shopping and restaurants are all nearby. Open floor plan with soaring ceilings and loads of windows surround large patio. Large Master Suite and Guest-In Law at opposite ends of first floor + office. Great flow throughout. Tons of Storage. Bedrooms Up each have private bath and much more!
*rooster not included
master sitting area
master bedroom
2nd Master Bedroom
View more photos (yes, more!) and set up your appointment via Kevin’s Website
Modtown Realty’s parent company, The Greener City Group, and Sustainable Image has successfully developed and closed their first Dallas Green Home Project in the Junius Heights District – 5424 Worth St.
Even in a down real estate market, there is an appetite for something unique and special, not to mention affordable. Building a Historic Craftsman Style home with modern interior designs gives the homeowner all the creature comforts of a custom home.
The new addition to the community of Junius Heights was an openly welcomed and widely anticipated project – not seen in this area. This Modern Craftsman Home may be the first in the area, and the 2 companies are setting out to continue the success right next door as construction begins on the second home in 1 month.
What makes these homes so unique is not just the quality of craftsmanship and materials used, but the overall thought and forward thinking design that went into the home before the foundation was ever laid.
“We wanted to design a home that had it all, even with only 1700 sqft, we feel if you can build a home around a centrally focused theme, and stay true to that goal – the product will be exceptional” – says Drew Colon with Greener City Group.
“It’s the little things that make a difference -Â like the master closet that has access to the laundry room – these are types of layouts you don’t see in homes of this size.”
“We also did away with the formal dining and created an elegant eating space configured to be relaxed and inviting, in addition to providing seating for 10 people. We must have looked over the plans for days and made several revisions till it was perfect..”
5424 Worth St. closed on Monday, and the new home owners are eager to move in.
Will this start a new trend in Dallas green homes? We certainly hope so.
For more information on custom home projects, visit Sustainable Image
3028 Commerce
With 1348 spacious square feet, this gorgeous split level loft is the perfect Live / Work space.
Store Front view off Commerce is right in the heart of Deep Ellum, Dallas’ arts and entertainment headquarters!
Bedroom upstairs, large living area downstairs, upgraded kitchen appliances, hardwoods and concrete floors, exposed brick, and large utility room with plenty of cabinetry – its all the industrial space you need!
Rent includes full size washer & dryer, gas & water and 1 garage space in shared garage.
Live the Lifestyle or Run a Business!
** Lease NOW and pay ZERO app. Fees **
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Contact Drew Colon to set up your appointment
Tel: 972.979.1584
Email: drew@modtownrealty.com
Okay folks…new inventory! The Standard, off University, is about to open and start leasing August 1st. I walked through the “soon-to-be” office/clubhouse and everything looked great! Nice pool and fitness center, lovely grounds, etc.
Perfect for SMU students willing to spend $1100 or so.
Parking:
Attached Building Single Car Garages- $115
Attached Double Car Garages- $200
Detached Two Car Garages- $200
Detached Single Car Garages- $75
Carports- $29
Pet Policy:
Non-aggressive breeds only. Maximum of 2 pets per apartment. Animals under 30 lbs permitted on all floors. Animals 30-75 lbs permitted on first floor only. Non-refundable pet fee of $250 and refundable pet deposit of $250. Pet Rent is $20 per pet, per month. Only cats and dogs over 12 months old. Vaccination record and picture required. All pets are subject to approval based on pet interview by management.
They are currently preleasing from a remote private office in Highland Park Village, so please contact an agent to set up an appointment.
Tel: 214.403.2887
Email: erica@modtownrealty.com
The Interurban Building was built in 1916 and converted to 118 loft apartments and ground-floor restaurant and retail space in 2005.
Downtown Dallas’ historic Interurban Building — a former rail station and office building turned into apartments and retail — has been acquired out of foreclosure by a California investor.
An affiliate of Bridge Partners paid $11.5 million at this month’s Dallas County foreclosure auction to buy the nine-story building at 1500 Jackson St.
The 95-year-old red brick building was converted to 118 loft apartments and ground-floor restaurant and retail space in 2005. The building is home to downtown’s only grocer.
It was built as a hub for North Texas’ electric railway system and for a time served as a bus station with offices on the upper floors.
The property sat vacant for many years before developers renovated it.
Lender Keycorp Capital posted the building for foreclosure in June after the real estate partnership that owned it, Dallas Interurban Ltd., defaulted on an $18.164 million loan.
Bridge-National Partners LP was the successful bidder for the property.
Bridge Partners was formed in Walnut Creek, Calif., in 1990 and has invested in more than 100 apartment and hotel properties in 16 states. The private company focuses on renovating and repositioning problem properties.
The Interurban Building is the third downtown loft apartment project to go through a distress sale recently.
Last year, Prudential Insurance Co. foreclosed on downtown’s largest loft apartment project, the 440-unit Mosaic on Akard Street. And earlier this year, lenders ordered the sale of the historic Davis Building apartments on Main Street after the owners were not able to line up new financing.
source: Steve Brown dallasnews.com
