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    What $10 Million-Plus Can Buy

    The most expensive homes for sale in Dallas right now

    Jennifer Chininis
    Jun 10, 2014 | 9:49 am

    UPDATE: Developer Mehrdad Moayedi bought Phil Romano's estate on Strait Lane.

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    With the news that attorney Lisa Blue Baron's palatial Preston Hollow estate has hit the market, real estate contributor Candy Evans was inspired to find the most expensive houses currently for sale in Dallas. Here is what she uncovered — some in MLS, some not — listed from least to most expensive, from $10 million to $135 million.

    10660 Strait Ln. listed with Doris Jacobs
    Price:
    $10 million
    Stats: 14,748 square feet, with 8 beds and 7.4 baths, on 4.7 acres

    The contemporary Strait Lane estate, owned by restaurateur Phil Romano, has breathtaking views of a private lake with fountains and waterfalls flowing down to a creek. The property also has a jogging trail, tennis court, and resort-like pool and spa.

    3712 Alice Circle listed with Briggs Freeman Sotheby's
    Price:
    $10.5 million
    Stats: 7,480 square feet, with 5 beds and 4.2 baths, on .73 acre

    Every window of this English manor in old Highland Park offers views of the garden, which is brimming with roses, wisteria and English ivy. The gazebo by the pool just begs for a party.

    9246 Sunnybrook Ln. listed with Dave Perry-Miller & Associates
    Price:
    $10.6 million
    Stats: 12,195 square feet, with 5 beds and 6.2 baths, on 4 acres

    This Preston Hollow compound boasts a 4,000 square-foot second house, two guest houses and tennis court in addition to the main residence built by Todd & Hughes in 1990.

    3806 University Blvd. listed with Allie Beth Allman & Associates
    Price: $10.95 million
    Stats: 11,681 square feet, with 6 beds and 7.4 baths, on .93 acre

    Located in Volk Estates, this home evokes the stately manors of Europe's countryside. Designed by Ralph Duesing, it has an outdoor fireplace, pool and spa, and access to Turtle Creek.

    5139 Seneca Dr. listed with Dave Perry-Miller & Associates
    Price: $11.288 million
    Stats: 16,000 square feet, with 7 beds and 6.3 baths, on 2.34 acres

    This luxurious French chateau in Bluffview has a billiard room, wine tasting room, two-story office, custom elevator and spectacular infinity pool overlooking the grounds. The spa bathrooms aren't bad either.

    9639 Hollow Way Rd. listed with Mathews Nichols Group
    Price: $11.995 million
    Stats: 14,072 square feet, with 6 beds and 7.3 baths, on 1.99 acres

    Remodeled in 2005, this Preston Hollow home is surrounded by landscaped grounds with fountains, statuary and majestic trees. For convenience, there's an elevator that takes you to all three floors.

    3828 Turtle Creek Dr. listed with Dave Perry-Miller & Associates
    Price: $12.9 million
    Stats: 6,717 square feet, with 3 beds and 4.2 baths, on 2.17 acres

    Located along banks of Turtle Creek, this 1920s home has been restored to its Mediterranean splendor. Try to get over the fact that it has only three bedrooms and focus instead on that glorious pool.

    4906 Park Ln. listed with Dave Perry-Miller & Associates
    Price:
    $14 million
    Stats: 10,0005 square feet, with 5 beds and 5.2 baths, on 4.95 acres

    This home, situated along a tributary of Bachman Creek, has had only three owners in its 75-year lifespan. Need some landscaping inspiration? This is the place.

    3800 Beverly Dr. listed with Mathews Nichols Group
    Price: $14.5 million
    Stats: 8,938 square feet, with 4 beds and 5.3 baths, on .845 acre

    Built in 1922, this Hal Thompson Neoclassical estate sits on one of the most exclusive corners in Highland Park. The property also includes a carriage house and guest apartment.

    9806 Inwood Rd. listed with Briggs Freeman Sotheby's
    Price:
    $14.999 million
    Stats: 14,139 square feet, with 6 beds and 7.3 baths, on 5.3 acres

    The formerly neglected Edwardian estate was revitalized by the current owners in 2007-2008. Updates include 24-karat gold leaf on the ceilings of the entry hall and dining rooms and a Baccarat chandelier.

    4009 W. Lawther Dr. listed with Allie Beth Allman & Associates
    Price: $19 million
    Stats: 10,500-square-foot main house, with 5 beds and 6.1 baths, on 10 acres

    In addition to the main house, Mount Vernon boasts a guest house, carriage house (car showroom, really), pool house and bowling alley. The latter was featured as a his-and-hers luxury item in the famed Neiman Marcus Christmas Book. Oh and $19 million is a steal compared to its once $32.5 million asking price.

    1851 Turbeville Rd., Hickory Creek, listed with Rogers Healy & Associates
    Price: $35 million
    Stats: 40,000 square feet, with 6 beds and 6.8 baths, on 40 acres

    Champ d'Or, that French chateau-inspired monstrosity in Denton County, is available again. It took five years and $46 million to build; it has mostly sat on the market since it was completed in 1999. It went up for auction in 2012, with a reserve of $10.3 million, and the new owners have made some updates, according to Healy.

    4939 Manson Court listed with Hunter Dehn Group
    Price:
    $29.9 million
    Stats: 29,196 square feet, with 8 beds and 10 baths, on 3 acres

    Once the most expensive home on the market in Dallas, this gated Preston Hollow estate was built by Mark Molthan and designed by architect Robbie Fusch. In addition to all the entertaining necessities — media room, outdoor kitchen, wet bars, pool and pool house — there is a half-regulation-sized basketball court.

    5950 Deloache Ave. listed with Mathews Nichols Group
    Price: $37.5 million
    Stats: 15,294 square feet, with 4 bedrooms and 6.5 baths, on nearly 9 acres

    Lisa Blue Baron's estate was designed by legendary architect Robert A.M. Stern, who also designed the George W. Bush Presidential Center. Architectural Digest described it as Stern's "finest pied-à-terre." There is also a private lake, tennis court and two-story guest house.

    Crespi Estate listed with Douglas Newby & Associates
    Price: $135 million
    Stats: 42,500 square feet on 25 acres

    Cinda and Tom Hicks put their Preston Hollow property on the market early last year. The home was designed by Maurice Fatio, considered one of the most important architects in New York in the 1920s, and renovated by Peter Marino. It's literally a sanctuary within the city. Take a closer look in this video.

    On the market for just under $15 million, 9806 Inwood Rd. boasts more than 14,000 square feet of living space.

    9806 Inwood Rd. in Dallas
      
    Photo courtesy of Briggs Freeman Sotheby's
    On the market for just under $15 million, 9806 Inwood Rd. boasts more than 14,000 square feet of living space.
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    Dallas replaces dated policy on minimum parking spaces for businesses

    Teresa Gubbins
    May 15, 2025 | 5:26 pm
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    On Wednesday, May 14, the Dallas City Council passed legislation on a long-debated topic: parking. The city removed nearly all of the current parking minimums in favor of a more flexible framework for businesses and other developments on how much off-street parking is required.

    The previous parking codes, which had been in existence for 60 years, required a specific number of parking spaces for housing and other businesses. The new Parking Reform amends Chapter 51 and 51A of the Dallas City Code regarding off-street parking and loading requirements by removing regulations that require certain amounts of parking per property.

    The conversation about how much parking is required was initiated by the City Plan Commission in 2019, and has since been a project for the Dallas Planning & Development Department, working with City Hall, boards and commissions, and the public to come up with a policy that allows flexibility while enabling development.

    They're following a trend that has been embraced in other cities such as Austin, Minneapolis, and Seattle. The vote was 14-1 with the only opposing vote from District 12 council member Cara Mendelsohn.

    Director of Planning & Development Emily Liu called it "a momentous occasion," stating that "we are continuing to move the needle toward a zoning code in Dallas that is clearer and more predictable. Our staff has worked incredibly hard over the past five years to bring this reform to life."

    The new Parking Reform policy applies to off-street parking provided on private property. It does not regulate or change the on-street parking provisions or regulate the street right-of-way. (This is covered by On-Street Parking & Curb Management Policy adopted by Dallas City Council in 2024.)

    Business parking
    Amendments include some notable updates to the city's parking requirements including the removal of these parking mandates:

    • in downtown and within 1/2-mile of light rail and streetcar stations
    • historically designated/landmarked properties
    • offices and most retail uses
    • industrial and heavy commercial land uses except when next to a single-family home located in single-family zoning
    • bars and restaurants under 2,500 square feet (for larger restaurants, the parking minimums will be reduced)
    • institutional and recreation uses

    It maintains mandates for places of worship over 20,000 square feet, and senior high schools.

    Residential parking
    It reduces parking mandates for residential uses, taking a tiered approach for multifamily developments, changing the ratio from a “per bedroom” to a “per dwelling unit” requirement.

    • Larger developments (more than 200 units) will be required to provide at least 1 space per dwelling unit.
    • Medium developments will be required to provide at least one-half space per dwelling unit.
    • Smaller developments (under 20 dwelling units) will have no parking mandates.

    Reserved guest parking for medium and large developments is required, as well as areas for short-term parking for drop-off and pick-up.

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