Realtor News

Texas Has a New No. 1: How the Perry-Miller Streiff Group Is Rewriting the Luxury Real Estate Playbook

By CandysDirt / June 6, 2026 /

In the world of Texas luxury real estate, there is a line between leading the market and helping to define it. The Perry-Miller Streiff Group has officially crossed that line. According to yesterday’s latest RealTrends Verified rankings — the undisputed gold standard of real estate performance — the powerhouse team at Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate…

Jacque Wynne, Beloved Co-Founder of Cattle Baron’s Ball, Dies at 78

By Candy Evans / October 19, 2025 /

One of Dallas’ most beloved social icons, an Allie Beth Allman Realtor and the queen of Cattle Baron’s Ball, died on Saturday in her beloved city after a brief illness. Jacquelyn Ryan Wynne lived through her 78th birthday on Friday, October 17, then passed at about 2 p.m. at the William P. Clements Jr. University…

It’s Official: Collin County and MetroTex Realtors Approve Merger to Form North Texas’ Largest Association

By Shelby Skrhak / July 24, 2025 /

It’s official: two of the largest Realtor associations in North Texas have voted to merge, creating a unified organization representing nearly 40,000 real estate professionals. Members of the Collin County Area Realtors (CCAR) and the MetroTex Association of Realtors approved the proposed consolidation that’s been in the works since early this year. The merger now…

Collin, Navarro, and Dallas-Area Realtor Associations to Merge if Approved July 23

By Shelby Skrhak / July 14, 2025 /

Three North Texas Realtor associations — including a late addition — could soon unite under one name. The MetroTex Association of Realtors has called a special membership meeting for July 23 to vote on a proposed merger with the Collin County Area Realtors (CCAR) and the Navarro County Board of Realtors (NCBOR). If approved, the…

NAR Might Revise Its Hate Speech Rules This Week

By Charles Grand / June 2, 2025 /

A bill that would have banned the National Association of Realtors (NAR) speech code in Texas has died in committee after state lawmakers failed to advance it before a key deadline this past Wednesday. Even still, the association is reportedly considering amending its code of ethics following accusations by some conservatives and Christians that NAR…