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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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    rent report

    Here's how much rent prices have dropped in Dallas-Fort Worth since 2025

    Amber Heckler
    Jun 2, 2026 | 4:45 pm
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    Rent prices are on the decline in most DFW cities.

    Rent prices are falling statewide, and prices in certain Dallas-Fort Worth cities have declined by nearly 8 percent since last year, according to a new national rent report from Zumper.

    The Zumper National Rent Report tracked year-over-year and month-over-month rent price changes in 100 U.S. cities for both one- and two-bedroom units using the most recent data available from May 2026.

    Plano had the fourth-steepest rent decrease in Texas, with prices for one-bedroom units dipping 7.5 percent year-over-year to $1,360. Two-bedroom rent has dropped 5.5. percent from last year to $1,900.

    In Dallas, one-bedroom rent prices fell 5.6 percent to $1,350, and two-bedroom rent is down 6.4 percent since last year to $1,900.

    Arlington was the only major Texas city where rent prices increased from May 2025 to May 2026. One-bedroom rent increased nearly 3 percent to $1,090, and two-bedroom rent increased 2.1 percent to $1,480.

    The cost for a single-bedroom apartment in Irving is $1,280, or the same price as it was a year ago, the report found. Two-bedroom units are 3 percent cheaper than they were last year, at $1,610.

    In Fort Worth, respective rent costs for one- and two-bedroom units come out to $1,240 and $1,560.

    Rent prices elsewhere in Texas
    San Antonio saw the steepest drop in rent prices statewide, with one-bedroom rents falling by 10.4 percent to $950. Two-bedroom units have declined 6 percent year-over-year to $1,250.

    These are the rent prices for other Texas cities in May 2026:

    • Austin: $1,420 for one-bedroom units; $1,860 for two-bedroom units
    • El Paso: $810 for one bedroom; $1,130 for two bedrooms
    • Houston: $1,130 for one bedroom; $1,430 for two bedroom

    The report also revealed that four of the 10 U.S. metros offering the most concessions are located in Texas. Austin leads nationally with more than a third of rental units "dangling incentives to fill space," followed by San Antonio, Houston, then Dallas. A separate rent report from real estate data firm CoStar found Dallas-Fort Worth had the fifth highest apartment vacancy rate in the U.S. in March, meaning residents may be able to save on their rent depending on the financial incentives offered by landlords.

    Additionally, these same markets offering generous rent concessions are also among the 10 U.S. metros with the largest population growth, which Zumper says signals ongoing tension between tenants and their landlords regarding prices.

    "So while Texas absorbed a significant share of the 2023-2025 supply wave, inventory still has to lease up before landlords regain pricing power, and the steady inflow of new residents says the demand is there," the report said. "It’s just a question of when supply stops outrunning it."

    From 2023 to 2024, Texas gained nearly 73,000 net new renters, making it the No. 1 magnet for renters nationwide.

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