THE DUNNICAN TEAM
Inside DFW Real Estate
What's actually happening in the DFW housing market, and what it means if you're buying or selling. Monthly market data, neighborhood guides, and the practical details that don't show up on listing sites.
Richardson HOA Mandatory or Voluntary
Richardson's housing stock spans seventy years, and its HOA coverage is just as uneven — some neighborhoods carry…
Cast iron sewer lines in Richardson homes
Roughly 44% of Richardson's housing stock was built before 1980, back when cast iron drain piping was standard.…
Aluminum Wiring Garland TX Homes
A Texas inspector is required to tell you a Garland home has aluminum branch wiring — and is…
How Dallas Buyers Can Win in a Softening …
Northeast Dallas homes are averaging 49 days on market and DFW inventory is up 40% year over year.…
Questions to Ask Rockwall Real Estate Agent
Roughly three-quarters of Rockwall's single-family homes were built after 1990. The rest — including a historic district where…
Wylie Zoning: Check What Can Be Built Next …
The zoning notice that decides what gets built next door is mailed to owners within 200 feet, as…
Richardson Home Improvement Incentive Program
The City of Richardson pays a one-time incentive equal to 10 times the increase in city taxes caused…
13 Markets, One Month: What August 2026 Revealed …
Across our thirteen core markets, August produced a reassuringly ordinary number: 4.4 months of inventory, identical to DFW.…
Buying New Construction in Royse City: Do You …
The person at the builder's sales desk may not even hold a real estate license, and the contract…
How to Find a Listing Agent in Garland, …
Garland is crossed by more administrative lines than almost anywhere in Northeast Dallas — three counties, four school…
Coffee Shops in Royse City, TX: Hours and …
There are two coffee shops in Royse City and they're a block apart on East Main. Here's what's…
Is Sachse in Dallas County or Collin County?
Sachse is small enough to tour in an afternoon and never notice you crossed a county line. But…