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On the Market

Carefully renovated Hollywood Heights Tudor just begs to be bought

Jennifer Chininis
Jun 16, 2015 | 10:31 am

A Dallas Tudor has escaped the fate of so many historic homes thanks to a remodel that blends original features with smart updates. Located at 811 Monte Vista Dr. in Hollywood Heights, the home comes with a price tag of $524,000, listed with Britt Lopez of Dallas City Center Realtors.

We first spied this beauty on Candy’s Dirt. It has 1,889 square feet, three bedrooms and two full baths. The brick-and-stone facade has been preserved, and thoughtful landscaping, with pops of color, adds to the curb appeal.

Inside the original features include a Rookwood Pottery fireplace, hardwood floors, sconces and stained glass. But the kitchen and bathrooms are totally up-to-date.

In the kitchen find Caesarstone counters, marble and glass tile backsplash, Kitchen Aid stainless steel appliances, and built-in wine fridge and Miele coffee system. A banquette provides ample seating in the breakfast nook.

For more formal meals there is a spacious dining room, where a period fixture hangs over the table as a reminder of this home’s 1930 build date.

Bathrooms are known to sell houses, and these might do the trick. The master bath has white marble tile, double vanity with ample storage and a large walk-in shower with bench. The second bath was renovated just as thoughtfully, with to-the-ceiling white subway tile in the bath and shower surround, antique vanity, and black border on the otherwise white tiled floor.

In the master bedroom, pendant fixtures on both sides of the bed leave the side tables clutter-free and add an elegant designer touch. A second bedroom is just as cozy, and the third works well as an office.

The living room connects to an enclosed sunroom with exposed brick wall. A built-in bookshelf was perhaps once an exterior window, but now this room provides much-needed extra living space.

The backyard is equipped with a covered patio, and ceiling fans overhead keep it usable even in the warmer months. The pristine landscaping from the front continues in the back, with enough green space for children and pets to play.

The second bedroom is as cozy as the first.

Bedroom at 811 Monte Vista Dr. in Dallas
Photo courtesy of Dallas City Center Realtors/Shoot2Sell
The second bedroom is as cozy as the first.
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BUILDING BOOM

Dallas ranks No. 22 among U.S. metros for new-home construction

John Egan
Sep 1, 2026 | 11:35 am
New home construction
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San Antonio-New Braunfels leads Texas in new home construction.

As the population of the Dallas-Fort Worth metro area continues to grow, so does the need for housing. One of the primary ways to address this: Build more homes.

The region appears to be on the right track for addressing the booming demand.

A new report from Realtor.com puts the DFW at No. 22 among the top 25 new-construction metros in the U.S.

To develop the list of the top new-construction metros, Realtor.com looked at four factors in each of the 100 largest U.S. metros:

  • Newly constructed homes as a share of all listings.
  • New-construction premium. That’s the percentage difference between a median-priced new build and a median-priced existing home.
  • Climate risk difference. That’s the percentage difference in average flood, fire, air quality, wind, and heat risk between new builds and existing homes.
  • “Hotness” of the new-construction market, based on Realtor.com pageviews per listing and median time on the market for new builds.

Sun Belt markets dominate rankings
Of the top 25 metros in the Realtor.com report, 20 are in Sun Belt states.

“New construction is one of the most important ways to expand the supply of homes available to buyers, but the opportunity is not evenly distributed across the country,” Joel Berner, senior economist at Realtor.com, said in a release.

“This year’s ranking shows that Southern metros are not only building more homes; they are also creating conditions where buyers can find newly built homes at prices that compete with, and in some cases beat, existing homes,” said Berner.

Dallas joined Texas’ three other major metros in the top 25:

  • San Antonio-New Braunfels, No. 14
  • Austin, No. 16
  • Houston, No. 20

More reasons for homebuyer optimism
The greater Dallas area is home to some of the hottest real estate markets in the country - especially the suburbs of Frisco, McKinney, Allen, and Denton

Dallas also fares well when it comes to new-home prices. In a recent Realtor.com analysis, the DFW metro ranked eighth for the largest share of builders slashing prices on new homes. Austin landed at No. 5 and San Antonio at No. 3 among the 100 largest U.S. metros.

The Realtor.com rankings arrived as Dallas-Fort Worth nears the prime time for homebuyers to score a deal. A recent report from real estate brokerage Redfin found mid-September reigns as the best time for homebuyers to land a deal in North Texas.

Adding to the attractiveness of buying a home in DFW: Personal finance website SmartAsset recently ranked Texas as the 18th best state for under-35 buyers.

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