D Magazine February 1993

What it’s like to be on the buying and selling ends in today’s home market. Not surprisingly, buyers still have the advantage.

Time-and a prison sentence-haven’t changed Eric Kimmel. Even with a successful new business venture, the ’80s bad boy still lives life in the fast lane.

Stable neighborhoods can have several ingredients: tree-lined streets, a friendly feel-or a willingness to fight to keep things nice.

OK, homeowners. You can come out now. The housing slump is just about over. But whether you’ll make back the money you paid for your home depends, to a certain extent, on where you live.

He wanted to create the perfect woman. So UNT teacher Bill Cathey kidnapped a street junkie and chained her in his closet. Wendy McKee became the latest chapter in his strange double life.

A look at past and present sales prices, and other vital statistics, such as taxes, in 31 Metroplex neighbor-hoods and towns.

As teen-agers they had the attitude, the look and the reputation. As adults, some of them still do. Here’s how five “bad boys” turned out.