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This story in TIME ran mid-January,
“An exclusive Dallas mansion has become the most expensive property for sale in the U.S., with a whopping $135 million price tag. The Crespi-Hicks Estate boasts a five-story main residence, three-story pool house and two-story guesthouse, altogether offering 42,500 sq. ft. of living space across 25 acres of manicured land.”
Dallas agent Doug Newby has done a marvelous job of promoting the Hicks home on Walnut Hill Lane by pure, sheer PR. The home is NOT listed in MLS because, he says, the owners (naturally) want privacy and can you imagine the lookey-loos who would traipse through the Crespi Estate? Still, I fail to see how this guards the privacy of the Hicks family when Doug talks about the home on The Huffington Post. In any case, the home and it’s hefty price tag are drawing more eyes to Dallas real estate market and those eyes are blinking twice!
Love this sassy little write-up on the Hicks estate, which is marketed by Douglas Newby & Associates, from Your Mama at The Real Estalker:
Like we usually do when it comes to dissin’ and discussin’ high-priced real estate in Dallas Your Mama gave the deliciously dishy Dallas-based property gossip Candy Evans a ringy-dingy and asked if she thought there was much of a market for a $135,000,000 house in Dallas.
There may very well be a market for an $135 million house in Dallas, but it’s a small one, as Candy said. You never know, right? Still, as Your Mama pointed out, you’re going to need big bucks and a lot of water to run this place. Natch:
Read more on Love Your Mama: Real Estalker Picks Up Hicks Story, Quotes Our Fabulous Candy Evans…
Fasten your seatbelt, it’s going to be a wild ride in real estate this spring. The ink is not yet dry on our post detailing 5911 Glendora, Howard and Cindy Rachofsky’s family home that just hit the market. Now I’ve discovered that, while it is NOT in MLS, Douglas Newby is indeed marketing the 25 acre estate of Thomas O. and Cinda Hicks on Walnut Hill Lane and Hollow Way Road. Continue reading