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    House For Sale

    Exclusive peek inside Mediterranean landmark house for sale in East Dallas

    Teresa Gubbins
    Aug 12, 2022 | 1:36 pm
    1425 N Buckner Blvd
    vintage bathroom in lavender and orange.
    Marc Lee

    An East Dallas-famous house near Casa Linda Plaza is on the market.

    Located at 1425 N. Buckner Blvd., it's a landmark estate sitting on 4.18 acres in the heart of Casa Linda Estates that went on the market in April.

    It's a grand old home built in 1925 or 1928, depending on who you ask, that's become a point of obsession for many East Dallas residents.

    That strip of Buckner is home to many grand residences but none sits on four-plus acres nor boasts its distinctive Mediterranean architecture, with its pale tan brick exterior and domed clay Spanish tile roof, making it look a little like a castle, fortress, or something in between, including a fun turret that sits atop.

    The home has 6 bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, one full kitchen, and one full kitchenette. That includes a separate bachelor quarters above the den. The yard behind the house goes forever and includes a massive barn.

    The property is listed for $3.5 million, and that is as is, since the house definitely needs renovation. It belongs to Tricia Johnson, and was the home of her in-laws, who've since passed away.

    "My husband and I were married in 1972, and they were living in the house at that time," Johnson says. "They worked in commercial real estate, but his mother was also a model for Neiman Marcus."

    After her father-in-law passed away, they fenced off the house for his widow. "So many people passing by would pop in and ask if they could look inside, you'd be surprised," Johnson says.

    Since the house has been listed, they've had a variety of offers, including one serious buyer from California, but most were offers they could not entertain.

    "A wedding caterer wanted it, and someone else wanted it for a bed-and-breakfast, but it's not zoned for business," she says. "It has to be for a residence."

    When they first approached a real estate agent, their biggest difficulty was finding adequate comps.

    "Most of the properties in that area and across from White Rock Lake are two acres," Johnson says. "There's not another house with that acreage."

    Tricia's daughters include well-known East Dallas residents Hilary Jirasek, Wendy, and Rachel, all of whom treasure the fond memories they had from visiting when they were young, such as ice cream parties and learning to dance in the formal living room with their grandmother to her fabulous record collection.

    "And hanging out with everyone in the den while the adults would play poker," Jirasek says.

    Home at 1425 N. Buckner Blvd. boasts Mediterranean style architecture.

    1425 N Buckner Blvd
    Marc Lee
    Home at 1425 N. Buckner Blvd. boasts Mediterranean style architecture.
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    Nearly half of Dallas home sellers are slashing prices amid buyer’s market

    Brandon Watson
    Apr 29, 2026 | 2:31 pm
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    Nearly 58 percent of San Antonio home sellers dropped their list price in February

    Prospective home buyers in Dallas may want to seal the deal this spring. According to a new Redfin report, nearly 47.3 percent of home sellers in the city dropped their list price in February.

    Two other Texas cities clocked ahead of Dallas: In Austin, the number was 55.2 percent, and in San Antonio, it was an eye-popping 57.9 percent — the highest share among the 50 most populous regions in the U.S.

    According to the real estate marketplace, Texas’ dominance on this list isn't coincidental. Along with Florida, the state has been building more homes than anywhere in the nation, giving prospective buyers more options and bargaining power.

    Nationwide, 34.2 percent of February home sellers cut their asking price, a 31.5 percent rise from a year earlier and the highest share ever since Redfin began tracking markets in 2012. The average cut was $40,915, approximately 7 percent of the original sticker price.

    Redfin attributes the discounts to a classic supply-and-demand imbalance. High mortgage rates combined with economic uncertainty have kept buyers on the fence while sellers continued to flood the market with new homes. The company speculates that the real rate of cuts may be higher since it does not account for delisted properties.

    “A lot of people who couldn’t sell their homes last year opted to delist instead of reducing the price, with a plan to relist this spring because they knew that would give them a better chance of selling,” says Redfin real estate agent Aditi Jain, via a release “Some homeowners need to move immediately, but those who can afford to time the market may get a better price.”

    Redfin says that spring consistently produces the lowest share of price cuts, with May having the lowest share in six of the past 10 years, and April taking the title in three others.

    Sellers who closed in December faced the highest likelihood of cutting their price. Sellers who have owned their homes longest are also better protected from market fluctuations.

    Owners who have lived in their homes for at least seven years cut prices at a rate of 31.8 percent, compared to 37.4 percent for those who have owned for two years or less. More recent buyers who purchased their homes at the height of the pandemic boom are now reluctant to accept what the market will actually bear.

    The five U.S. cities with the highest shares of cut listing prices are:

    No. 1 — San Antonio, Texas (57.9%)
    No. 2 — Austin, Texas (55.2%)
    No. 3 — Dallas, Texas (47.3%)
    No. 4 — Tampa, Florida (45.9%)
    No. 5 — Fort Lauderdale, Florida (44.9%)

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