Joy Donovan is a journalist who focuses on local real estate and housing trends in the Dallas, Texas area. Her work can be found on CandysDirt.com, where she provides insight into the housing market, open house events, and home buying tips. Her articles have also been featured in The Dallas Morning News.
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Joy Donovan's coverage primarily focuses on local real estate, open houses, and related events in the Dallas area. She seems to be particularly interested in providing reviews and insights into the local housing market. Given her emphasis on seasonal content and expert commentary, she may be receptive to pitches that offer unique perspectives or first-hand experiences related to home ownership and real estate trends specific to the Texas, Dallas area.
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By: Joy Donovan
Shout out to all those people who are scraping cash together, hoping to buy their first house. You’ve saved for a house with bedrooms for your family in a nice neighborhood. Now you’re searching for an affordable house that’s ready to live in. So the budget doesn’t really allow for buckets of money to cover…
By: Joy Donovan
Horned Frog fans, what about walking to those pre-game (well, admit it, they’re pre-, during and post-game) tailgates? No parking pass necessary. Or golfers, let’s talk about avoiding the parking mess for whatever the Colonial golf tournament is called this year. Sound good? Park your car, lace up your tennis shoes, and check out this…
By: Joy Donovan
I haven’t mentioned it to my husband yet, but I want to move to Fort Worth’s newest high-rise apartment building, Deco 969. It’s new, having just been unveiled to North Texas media last week, so some of you might not know what awaits us fancy people.
By: Joy Donovan
A 10-country survey reveals blue as the most popular color. It conveys calmness, stability, relaxation, and reliability. Need more of any of that in your life? Then take a look in Fort Worth’s Arlington Heights because there’s a bright spot in this bright neighborhood. The home at 4931 Calmont Ave. is a stand-out since it’s…
By: Joy Donovan
Cute bungalows, charming cottages, sleek condos, and stylish townhomes are the usual subjects for our standing feature of Tuesday Three Hundreds. Shall we veer off that route today? Let’s. In the spotlight this week will be 2119 Valleydale Drive in West Arlington. It was built in 1972, and is an example of Post-Modern architecture, according…
By: Joy Donovan
I’m a goner for a white house. But a white house with rocking chairs on the front porch? Stop the car, I’ve got to see inside. Well, this house on Bluebonnet Drive in Fort Worth is quite the happy surprise inside. Outside, there’s all the charm of a traditional bungalow in an established, even historic…
By: Joy Donovan
This 100-degree weather, it’s a lot. Looking to catch a break? Check out this shady split-level — three to be exact — lake house in the middle of North Texas. Shade trees galore will shield you from the brutal Texas sun at this 1978 soft contemporary home on Driftwood Court in Arlington. Adding to the…
By: Joy Donovan
Even though he was never officially an architect, the late designer Cliff May made his mark on the world of architecture in Texas. May’s list of houses includes a few in East Dallas. One of them, located at 2628 Andrea Lane, is on the market now, ready for its next owner. It’s found in the…
By: Joy Donovan
Here is a chance to own a piece of history. There’s a house listed in popular Arlington Heights that can tie its history back a hundred years to the famous soldier James “Jim” Bowie. Yes, this celebrated legend of the Texas Revolution is remembered in Fort Worth in many ways, including the Camp Bowie military…
By: Joy Donovan
Getting away from all that business is still possible, though. One unique estate currently on the market in Southlake allows its residents to be close to the action, yet still reside in a place that seems far removed from all that buzz. Check out 500 E. Bob Jones Road.
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