Neighborhoods, pickleball, trails, coffee, and the local knowledge that turns a house into the right place for your next chapter.
A move is about more than bedrooms and square footage. It's about the way you want to live. Start with the life — the house follows.
Helping DFW families, relocating professionals, and active adults find their fit.
Real estate is the last chapter, not the first. Start with the parts of DFW life you'll actually use every week.
Court reviews, leagues, beginner guidance, and where the good games actually are.
Walking and hiking trails, greenbelts, and weekend routes worth the drive.
Hidden gems, neighborhood standbys, and the owners behind them.
Housing, schools, commute, amenities — and who each place actually fits.
Movement, recovery, and staying strong after 40. Sustainable, not extreme.
Buying, selling, relocation, and market updates in plain language. No hype.
Not listings. What each place is really like — schools, commute, parks, courts, and who it genuinely fits.
Where Trey has been selling — the Southlake corridor and northeast Tarrant County.
More than 26 miles of hike-and-bike trail and 300+ acres of parkland, anchored by Bear Creek Park and The Keller Pointe.
Carroll ISD is the reason most people look here, and Town Square is the reason they stay. The DFW benchmark — with a price floor to match.
Built around the only course Ben Hogan ever designed, plus a second by Kathy Whitworth. Planned pathways throughout.
Trey’s new home base — Richardson and the north Dallas suburbs.
Mature trees, the Telecom Corridor, and a walkable core around CityLine. Established neighborhoods at a fraction of the north-suburb premium.
Legacy West, corporate relocations, and some of the most consistently strong schools in the state. Sprawling, so the neighborhood matters more than the city.
Small-town feel on the eastern edge of Collin County, with newer construction and noticeably more land per dollar than Plano or Richardson.
Short, useful, and filmed on location. New episodes weekly on Instagram and here.
Casual conversations with local owners — between points.
One local trail or park a week, with the honest details.
What a street actually feels like on a Tuesday evening.
Where the good games are, and how to get in one.
Rangers games, Friday night football, the taco place nobody’s heard of, the trail that’s better at 7am. The stuff that makes a metroplex feel like a hometown.
If you’re moving here from somewhere else, this is the part no relocation packet covers — and the part I like talking about most.
Ask me about your neighborhood
I grew up in Big Spring, went to Angelo State, and my family still runs cattle on the ranch out in Sylvester. I know what it means for a place to feel like home — and how much of that has nothing to do with square footage.
Now I'm in DFW full time — 4.5 DUPR on the court, PPR certified to teach it, walking every trail I can find, and helping people figure out where they actually want to wake up.
Every public pickleball court, the best trails by neighborhood, and which communities are actually built for an active week. Free, no pitch.
No pressure, no pitch. Tell me what you want your week to look like and I'll tell you honestly which parts of DFW fit — and which don't.