Howard Meyer

These Two Modernist Properties at Under $750K May Surprise You!

By Karen Eubank / June 1, 2024 /

This week, I have two dramatically different modernist properties that can be yours for under $750,000.  One is at the legendary 3525 Turtle Creek, a modernist highrise designed by Howard Meyer wrapped with his iconic brise soleil. The other is a cutting-edge cylindrical modernist by one of our hottest architects, Josh Nimmo. The Outcrop consists…

A Calming, Comfortable, Three-Bedroom Retreat Soars Above Turtle Creek

By Candy Evans / January 17, 2023 /

Most buyers who choose high-rise living buy vertical for three reasons: they want zero maintenance, they love the views, and they desire the utmost security for the times they are at home and on the road. What isn’t often uttered is the comfort factor — it’s quite real. Whether the comfort comes from the extra…

This North Dallas Midcentury Modern Isn’t For Sale, But It’s Still Exceptional

By Nikki Barringer / July 23, 2022 /

Nikki Barringer: This week at CandysDirt.com, we’re all sitting around with those nerdy neck fans taking a break while we study the thesaurus to learn new ways to say “fabulous” and “open-concept.” While we pause, we’re also hitting play on the highlight reel of our lives – The Best of Candy’s Dirt 2022 … So…

This Architecturally Significant Midcentury In North Dallas Is Exceptional

By Nikki Barringer / February 12, 2022 /

Oh, my midcentury. Set on a half-acre in North Dallas, there’s an architecturally significant home that’s virtually untouched. It’s the oasis of oasis-es set in the city. The deep drop off the back deck leads to the spectacular pool. Surrounded by a privacy fence and even more privacy provided by the trees. It feels so…

Unbelievably Chic Offering in Legendary Turtle Creek High-Rise

By Amy Puchaty / January 29, 2018 /

When a property this chic comes across your desk, you pay attention, and such was the case when Elly Holder reached out to me for help writing the property romance for her rare-to-market offering in the iconic Howard Meyer designed 3525 Turtle Creek.