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    Fresh facelift restores East Dallas Victorian home with storied past

    Diana Oates
    Sep 7, 2016 | 2:11 pm

    These days it’s not uncommon to find a home that has been gutted and remodeled. But what about a meticulously restored, architecturally significant 1890s property that sits on land once owned by the man credited as the founder of East Dallas? That’s the story of 4317 Worth St.

     

    “It actually sits on the land where Jefferson Peak, the founder of East Dallas, built his first brick home in Dallas in 1855, on his plot of 200 acres,” Realtor and renovator Kristen Martin says. “Edward Dudley Foy, a druggist whose store was by the Neiman Marcus downtown, then bought the land and built this fantastic, folk Victorian farmhouse.”

     

    Martin has spent countless hours restoring the classic home, incorporating new materials while still respecting and keeping a lot of the original details that make the home timeless and beautiful. The five-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bathroom home has 12-foot ceilings, all of its original fireplaces, stained-glass windows, reclaimed wood, and a massive wraparound porch.

     

    Fans of Fixer Upper undoubtedly will love the exposed shiplap on the dining room ceiling, which has been painted white.

     

    Modern updates include stainless-steel appliances, subway tile, quartz, decorative tile, and freestanding tubs. There has also been extensive foundation, plumbing, and electrical work, so the new owners can move in with confidence.

     

    While restoring this property, Martin has witnessed the transformation taking place in the Peak Subdivision, and she’s confident that the area is going to see a boom in popularity over the next couple of years.

     

    “Buckner Park is getting a $3 million facelift, and the old Davy Crockett School is undergoing reconstruction and being turned into luxury condos,” Martin says. “Just from Gaston to Worth in a three-block radius, I’ve counted 14 rehabs taking place right now, with permits on the door. This is going to be a new hot area in no time.”

     

    The price for living in an up-and-coming real estate hotbed? Martin is asking $649,900, which for 3,410 square feet and less than 2.5 miles from downtown, could turn into quite the investment, should this promising area prosper once again.

    Take in the vibrancy of this grand living room that has been brought to life with new hardwoods, fresh paint, and refinished ceilings.

    4317 Worth Street
      
    Photo by Shoot2Sell
    Take in the vibrancy of this grand living room that has been brought to life with new hardwoods, fresh paint, and refinished ceilings.
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    millennial movers

    More millennials bought homes in Dallas than nearly any other metro in 2024

    Amber Heckler
    Jul 18, 2025 | 2:45 pm
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    Photo by Tierra Mallorca on Unsplash
    More than 26,000 adults aged 25-44 bought homes in San Antonio-New Braunfels last year.

    Dallas is turning into a haven for millennial homebuyers, a new SmartAsset housing study has found. Nearly 56,000 millennials purchased homes in the Metroplex in 2024.

    The report, "Where Millennials Are Buying Homes – 2025 Study," analyzed mortgage origination data across 41 of the largest U.S. metros, ranking them based on the percentage of local people aged 25-44 who purchased a home in 2024. As a note, the study only observed conventional mortgages and not FHA, USDA, or VA loans.

    The study found Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington had the second-highest number of millennial homebuyers in the U.S. last year, with a total 55,732 mortgages originated in the metro.

    That's about 6,100 fewer mortgages than Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, which had the No. 1 highest rate of millennial home purchases nationwide in 2024, adding up to 61,826 mortgages.

    The median property value of a DFW home purchased by a millennial in 2024 came out to $455,000, and the median income of a millennial homeowner was $142,000, according to the report.

    Millennial Dallasites already dread being locked in as renters for the rest of their lives, and one surprising statistic found in the report backs up that fear: Only 2.33 percent of all DFW millennials bought homes last year. Furthermore, Dallas-Fort Worth placed 30th in the report's overall ranking of U.S. metros with the highest percentage of millennials who purchased homes in 2024.

    For additional context, the No. 1-ranking metro was Raleigh-Cary, North Carolina with 4.5 percent of local millennials securing a mortgage last year. However, that percentage only represented 19,735 mortgages originated in 2024.

    SmartAsset said U.S. metros with a high rate of millennial homebuyers may show desirability within the area's job market, housing market, and its local economy.

    "In some places, 1 in every 25 residents between the ages of 25 and 44 purchased a home with a conventional mortgage just in 2024 alone," the study said. "In other major metros, less than 1 in 100 Millennial-aged residents last year. This disparity can cause divergent implications for local infrastructure, politics, and business demand among different metros."

    Here's how many mortgages that were secured by millennials in Texas' other major metros in 2024:

    • Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands – 61,826 mortgages
    • Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos – 27,196 mortgages
    • San Antonio-New Braunfels – 26,337 mortgages
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