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Our turn for new homes Some pop for your place We may need to order more ribbons to cut. North Texas' legendary luxury brokerage has opened two new o ces: a change of location for our outpost in leafy Lakewood and a brand-new o ce in the elegant Park Cities. Both are in popular shopping and dining spots, in the heart of neighborhoods where the agents of Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty are known as the best in the business. Come say hello — and perhaps ƒ nd a new home for you, too. Lakewood: 6130 La Vista Drive, Suite 150, 214-351-7100. Park Cities (in Snider Plaza): 6801 Snider Plaza, Suite 200, 214-350-0400. Sotheby's London's forthcoming Prints & Multiples spring auction will present editioned graphic works by international artists the likes of Picasso, Matisse, Warhol, Lichtenstein and Hockney. Open for bidding from March 18 through 25, the auction will feature a broad and dynamic selection of prints spanning movements from Post-Impressionism to Pop. Preview it all at sothebys.com. Andy Warhol, Marilyn Monroe (Marilyn) (F. & S. II.31), sold in 2025 for approximately $515,000 B R I G G S F R E E M A N S O T H E B Y ' S I N T E R N A T I O N A L R E A L T Y Knowledge, they say, is power. May we suggest scrolling the 2026 Luxury Outlook from Sotheby's International Realty®? This annual report is a must-read for everyone who loves luxury real estate. It provides insights into trends that aƒ ect the global luxury real estate market — which can aƒ ect our beloved North Texas. In the new edition, you'll learn about the rising in† uence of cryptocurrency in real estate, how today's priorities of safety and privacy are shaping home design and why we're seeing a big shift toward multigenerational living. Uncover all the trends — and some valuable insight — at luxuryoutlook.com. The future of luxury COURTESY OF SOTHEBY'S