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True Story

Click. Sold. What it's like to sell a Dallas home with Opendoor.

CultureMap Create
May 9, 2018 | 12:30 pm
Home-seller Miriam Glover
Miriam Glover says she would use Opendoor again in a heartbeat.
Photo courtesy of Opendoor

Selling your home can be a hassle and the timeline can be uncertain, but Opendoor is trying to change that. The innovative company has been helping sellers — and homebuyers — navigate the world of real estate since it launched in 2014, and those who have tried it say they'll never go back to doing things the old way.

One such happy seller is Miriam Glover, a Dallas-based writer who recently used Opendoor and wanted to share her experience.

CultureMap: How did you hear about Opendoor?

Miriam Glover: I do a lot of writing for real estate agents, and because of that I knew I didn't want to go through the traditional, uncertain process of selling my home through a Realtor. I was driving around my neighborhood when my daughter spotted an Opendoor sign in front of a house. She suggested I try it out, because I'm so busy with work that I didn't want to deal with the stress of traditional showings. An hour later, we heard a commercial for Opendoor and thought it must be a sign. We did our research on the company, read their amazing reviews and news articles, and decided to go for it.

CM: How was the process?

MG: Right from that initial finding, it was very smooth. One of my concerns was that most everything with the company is done online or over the phone, so I was worried I wouldn't be meeting anyone in person. I was hesitant, but then they connected me to a great Opendoor rep who took amazing care of me. She was always available for me, answered all my questions immediately, and explained how the process would be beneficial to me — because I don't have a traditional 9-5 job, I would find the old mode of showing a house intrusive. It was all handled so well!

CM: How long did it all take?

MG: From the initial conversation to the closing, I'd say it took less than a month. It felt even faster, because I didn't have to do all the out-of-pocket steps you usually do when getting your home ready to sell, like repairs, decluttering, and keeping my house show-ready. Opendoor took care of all that for me, plus I didn't have to constantly vacate my home for showings. That really worked for me.

CM: What did you think of the offer that Opendoor submitted to you?

MG: I was ecstatic. It was more than I thought it would be, especially considering I didn't have to do any of the work. It was exactly in line with what other homes in the market like mine were selling for. I had been in a four-bedroom, two-bathroom home and my youngest was going away to college — I just didn't need all that space. This came at such a good time, because I was ready to move into the heart of Dallas and a more low-maintenance home lifestyle. Because I was able to sell my house at such a fair and comfortable price, I could make that transition happen.

CM: Would you use Opendoor again?

MG: Not only would I use it again, I highly recommend it to all my friends and family. The ease of use is unlike anything you could imagine, and it has allowed me to live the lifestyle I want to live now. This is the easy, hassle-free future of real estate, and I hope people take that initial step and try it out!

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Houston investor acquires Bishop Arts mixed-use portfolio in $170M deal

John Egan
Oct 9, 2026 | 10:30 am
Bishop Arts Written by the Seasons
Photo courtesy of Hines
Michelin-recognized Written by the Seasons is one of several Bishop Arts businesses acquired by a Houston-based investor.

A Houston investor has snapped up a mixed-use portfolio of nine buildings in the Bishop Arts District, the second Bishop Arts property acquisition since August.

Hines Glob­al Income Trust told CultureMap it paid more than $170 million for a mixed-use complex with 539 apartments and 49,000 square feet of high-end shops. The Bishop Arts Portfolio, as Hines refers to the real estate package on its website, sits on almost seven acres.

“Bishop Arts is a special place, shaped by the care and investment of its prior ownership. We see our role as building on that foundation through thoughtful ownership and Hines’ integrated operating platform,” Corbin Eckel, managing director at Hines, told CultureMap.

Hines identified the seller as Dallas-based Exxir Capital. Exxir developed Oak Cliff's 750,000-square-foot, two-block Bishop Main Street area, which features retail, residences, and offices, and includes the properties acquired by Hines.

Tenants of the newly acquired properties include:

  • Italian restaurant Lucia, a Michelin recommended restaurant.
  • Michelin-praised Written by the Seasons, which serves a New American menu.
  • Paradiso, a Southern European-inspired eatery.
  • Bar Eden Lounge, a swanky cocktail bar.
  • Village Baking Co., an artisan bakery.

Hines is taking over all leases at the residential properties:

  • Bishop North, 200 N. Bishop Ave.
  • Bishop Canopy, 515 W. 10th St.
  • Bishop Flats, 305 and 431 Melba St.
  • Treehaus, 211 W. 10th St.
  • Retail at 308 and 275 N. Bishop Ave.; 404, 332, 336 and 337 Melba St.; and 403 and 321 W. Ninth St. Altogether, the portfolio’s retail component comprises 22 tenants.

The Hines deal comes two months after Dallas-based investor 90Ten purchased 301-321 N. Bishop Ave.301-321 N. Bishop Ave. in Bishop Arts. Tenants include burger diner Hunky’s, Italian pastry and coffee purveyor Palmieri Café, vintage clothing store Dolly on Bishop, gift shop Kawaii Candle Co., and cosmetics retailer Simply Bella.

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