Feb 22nd 2013 5:20PM
Debate rages in the U.S. over what is -- and who is -- "middle class" in America. What was once based on notions of median household income and a distinct working class -- with ideals of "the white picket fence" and the "American Dream" -- is becoming increasingly broad, arbitrary and complex as the gap widens between rich... Continue Reading »
Jan 28th 2013 11:00AM
With a $135 million asking price, the famed Crespi/Hicks Estate in Dallas is the most expensive home on the market in the country right now. That's the news -- but the real story goes far deeper than that. The home is an architectural masterpiece harkening back to the great, regal estates of the 1920s and '30s, said... Continue Reading »
Jan 14th 2013 2:45PM
A handful of history buffs and curious onlookers watched Monday as a bulldozer demolished the dilapidated Dallas apartment building where Lee Harvey Oswald lived a few months before the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. The uninhabited 10-unit, two-story apartment complex built in 1925 was one of several... Continue Reading »
Oct 23rd 2012 6:00AM
We've seen homes with private bowling alleys before, but this one's something else. This Dallas home doesn't just have a bowling alley, it has a "bowling center." And it's 5,000 square feet, boasts neon signs, a four-lane alley, flat-screen televisions and even a 1950s-style diner! You've gotta be kidding, right? Crazy... Continue Reading »
Feb 2nd 2012 2:00PM
Not all cities are created equal, and some cities are certainly better than others when it comes to sports. The more major league sports teams a city has, the more a it has to offer to those who love the game. Additionally, the more successful a team, the happier its fans become. With this in mind, 24/7 Wall St. set out... Continue Reading »
