Julianna Chen

1 week ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Built in 1925, 5422 Gaston Avenue hit its triple-digit birthday this year, but it doesn’t look its age. “The thing that’s so impressive about this home is that it’s 100 years old, and yet you walk in and feel like it could have been built two years ago. It’s just pristine,” says listing agent Gayle Johansen. The kitchen and bathroom, Johansen notes, have been accordingly updated–a Wolf range in the former and new marble for both.

3 weeks ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

4444 Arcady Avenue is hidden at the end of a stone walkway behind an arched front gate, picture-perfect as if taken right from the pages of a fairytale. Though the four-bed, six-bath home sits in one of Dallas’ most prestigious neighborhoods, living there might make you feel like you’ve been transported from Texas to Toulouse. And there’s just no home on the market that can compare, according to listing agent Sheryl Stephens.

1 month ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

On March 2, 7707 Mason Dells Drive made its debut on the popular blog and Instagram page Zillow Gone Wild. The account’s millions-strong fanbase of home and design enthusiasts quickly boosted the 3-bed, 4-bath property to viral fame–eleven days later, 7707 Mason Dells has amassed 50,000 likes and over 1,500 comments across Meta, X and the original Instagam post. Listing agent Amanda Rupley saw it coming. “Samir, the owner of Zillow Gone Wild, has actually featured my listings before,” says Rupley.

2 months ago | dmagazine.com | Julianna Chen

Hidden behind meticulously landscaped shrubbery and a brick wall, 9630 Inwood Road is private and peaceful. Across 4 beds, 6.1 baths, and 7,144 square feet, the home feels like a compound—but with charm to boot. Far from the sprawling cookie-cutters often associated with homes of this size, this Preston Hollow property has a distinct character true to its 1985 construction. “You don’t often find landscaping like this in Dallas anymore,” says listing agent Eric Narosov.

2 months ago | dallasobserver.com | Julianna Chen

Dallas is home to world-class performing arts talent, where locals (and visitors) seeking cultural events can find everything from ballet to Broadway musicals on a stage around the city.Between dedicated institutions such as the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and an array of independent playhouses with original productions , the vast amount of options for an evening out can feel overwhelming, so we've created a guide to the best upcoming events across dance, opera, theater, and classical...