Tricia Weiner, Realtor

Tricia Weiner, Realtor Traveler and Dallas Realtor with 30+ years of marketing properties of character in Oaklawn, Highland

Born in Midland, Texas, Tricia Weiner has traveled the world extensively and lived in Paris, London, Madrid and New York. She is fluent in Spanish and French but, most importantly, Tricia speaks your language. She holds a degree in Spanish Language from the University of Madrid (1977), Art History at Sotheby's in London (1988), as well as a degree in Hands-On Healing from the Barbara Brennan School (1996-2000).

09/18/2026

DALLAS LUXURY: Selling this Fall

In Dallas luxury real estate, a beautiful home is only part of the equation.

As we move into the fall market, sellers are facing a different environment than they did a few years ago. Buyers have more choices, they’re paying closer attention to value, and they’re taking their time before making a move.

That makes strategy especially important.

For luxury sellers, four things deserve careful attention right now:

Pricing with precision.
Luxury buyers know the market. Pricing too aggressively can quickly work against a property, while thoughtful positioning can create interest from the right buyers from the start.

Presentation that feels exceptional.
In the luxury sector, first impressions are everything—from photography and staging to lighting, finishes and the way a home is introduced online. Buyers aren’t simply comparing square footage. They’re comparing experiences.

A willingness to negotiate.
Today’s market has brought more give-and-take back into the conversation. The goal isn’t necessarily to “win” every point of a negotiation—it’s to structure the right deal and keep the larger objective in sight.

Knowing when to adjust.
Showings, online activity, buyer feedback and offers all tell a story. The smartest sellers pay attention to those signals and make strategic adjustments when the market is speaking.

For Dallas luxury homeowners considering a sale before year-end, this is not a market to approach casually.

The homes that stand out will be the ones that are positioned thoughtfully, presented beautifully and marketed with a clear understanding of today’s buyer.

And in luxury real estate, the details have always mattered.

Questions? DM me here!


There’s something irresistible about a room you don’t know is there.A beautifully designed bookcase that swings open to ...
09/16/2026

There’s something irresistible about a room you don’t know is there.

A beautifully designed bookcase that swings open to reveal a private study, wine room, media space, playroom—or even a tucked-away cocktail bar—adds a little mystery to a home. And according to a new Mansion Global, hidden bookcase doors are having a very stylish moment.

What I love about this idea is that it blends design, function and personality.

Done well, the bookcase doesn’t look like a “secret door.” It simply feels like part of the architecture—beautiful millwork, thoughtfully styled shelves, and then… surprise.

And the space behind the door doesn’t have to be extravagant. It can conceal storage, a primary closet, a staircase, a home office or a favorite retreat. Sometimes the appeal is purely practical.

Luxury homes are often defined by beautiful materials, scale and craftsmanship—but some of the most memorable spaces are the ones that make you smile, spark curiosity and feel completely personal.

Would you put a hidden room behind a bookcase in your home? And if you did… what would be behind it?


Article and photo from MansionGlobal.com

Well, there you go! Texas — and especially North Texas — continues to make its mark. ⭐The Top 10 Best Real Estate Market...
09/14/2026

Well, there you go! Texas — and especially North Texas — continues to make its mark. ⭐

The Top 10 Best Real Estate Markets in America for 2026 include not one, not two, but four North Texas cities:

🏆 #1 Frisco
🏆 #2 McKinney
🏆 #5 Denton
🏆 #8 Allen

That’s an impressive showing for the Dallas–Fort Worth area, and another reminder of why so many people continue to be drawn to North Texas.

Strong communities, continued growth, excellent amenities, business opportunities and quality of life all play a role in keeping our region on the national radar.

And while every neighborhood and price point has its own story, one thing is clear: North Texas remains a market worth watching.

If you’re thinking about buying, selling or making a move anywhere in the Dallas area, knowing what’s happening beyond the headlines matters. I’m always happy to talk through what these market shifts could mean for you.

— Tricia

Today, we pause to remember.We honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, the families forever changed, and the courage...
09/11/2026

Today, we pause to remember.

We honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, the families forever changed, and the courage of the first responders and everyday heroes who stepped forward in an unimaginable moment.

May we never forget the lives, the sacrifice, and the way our country came together.

Never Forget. 🇺🇸

The housing market isn’t just "one" market right now, it’s two.If you’re thinking about selling, understanding which one...
09/10/2026

The housing market isn’t just "one" market right now, it’s two.

If you’re thinking about selling, understanding which one your home is competing in may be far more important than anything you’re hearing in the national headlines.

Recent housing data shows a growing divide by price point. Sales at the lower end of the market have slowed as higher mortgage rates and affordability pressures continue to affect buyers. At the upper end, however, activity looks very different — with sales of homes above $750,000 increasing at a much stronger pace.

That distinction matters, particularly in the luxury market.

Affluent buyers are often entering a purchase with greater equity, stronger financial flexibility and less sensitivity to mortgage rates. And when a beautifully presented, well-positioned property comes to market at the right price, those buyers can move quickly.

But I think there’s an important lesson here for every seller:

There is no such thing as “the market” when it comes to your individual home.

Your price point matters.
Your neighborhood matters.
Your competition matters.
Your condition and presentation matter.
And your pricing strategy from day one matters tremendously.

A home can be sitting in one segment of the market while another property just a few miles away — at a different price point and with a different buyer profile — may be attracting strong interest or even multiple offers.

That’s why I’m always cautious about making real estate decisions based solely on a headline.

If you’re considering selling a luxury or move-up property in Dallas, the better question isn’t simply, “How is the housing market?”

It’s: “How is the market for my home?”

That’s where a thoughtful analysis of current competition, buyer activity, pricing and positioning becomes invaluable.

And in this market, getting those decisions right from the beginning can make all the difference.

If you are contemplating listing your home for sale, DM me for any questions you may have about your property and "your homes market".

What makes a home truly luxurious?It may have less to do with what you spend — and much more to do with how your home ma...
09/09/2026

What makes a home truly luxurious?

It may have less to do with what you spend — and much more to do with how your home makes you feel.

In a recent Mansion Global feature, interior designer Nate Berkus makes a point I love: the most beautiful homes are the ones that genuinely reflect the people who live there.

That can begin simply.

Edit what is no longer working. Clear away the things that have become visual noise. Then bring forward the pieces that tell your story — a painting you found while traveling, your grandmother’s dishes, a favorite antique, books collected over the years, or something that immediately takes you back to a place or memory you love.

Those are the details that give a home soul.

Berkus also suggests looking at several spaces you’re drawn to and identifying the common threads. Is it natural light? Warm woods? Symmetry? Art? Color? Quiet neutral spaces? Rather than copying a room, understand what consistently speaks to you.

I think that’s such a good approach to design — especially in luxury real estate.

A beautifully designed home can certainly impress you when you walk through the door. But the homes we really remember are the ones that feel layered, collected and personal.

Because ultimately, luxury isn’t about having more. It’s about creating a home that feels unmistakably yours.

— Tricia Weiner, Realtor
Chris Hickman Group

Photo Credit: Kelly Marshall
Source: MansionGlobal.com

Your work inspires. And this weekend, I hope you take a little time to celebrate it. 🇺🇸As we head into the first weekend...
09/04/2026

Your work inspires. And this weekend, I hope you take a little time to celebrate it. 🇺🇸

As we head into the first weekend of September and Labor Day, it’s a good reminder to slow down for a minute and recognize everything you’ve accomplished — the work you’ve done, the challenges you’ve navigated, the people you’ve helped and the goals you’re still working toward.

We’re often so focused on what’s next that we forget to appreciate how far we’ve already come.

So whether your long weekend includes travel, time around the pool, a backyard gathering, exploring Dallas, or simply enjoying a quiet day at home, I hope there’s a little room to rest, recharge and celebrate you.

Here’s to meaningful work, well-earned time off, and a wonderful Labor Day weekend!

Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸

SOLD | Turtle CreekLuxury isn’t always about more. Sometimes, it’s about space that has been exceptionally well consider...
08/31/2026

SOLD | Turtle Creek

Luxury isn’t always about more. Sometimes, it’s about space that has been exceptionally well considered.

I recently had the pleasure of representing the buyer of this remarkable residence at 2801 Turtle Creek Boulevard — more than 5,000 square feet of beautifully designed living space in one of Dallas’ most desirable neighborhoods.

From the warmth of the custom millwork and built-in library pictured here to the generous proportions throughout the home, this residence offers something increasingly valuable: the ease and convenience of high-rise living without sacrificing the feeling of a substantial home.

With 2 bedrooms, 3.5+ baths and more than 5,000 square feet, it’s a wonderful example of what makes luxury living along Turtle Creek so distinctive.

For me, buyer representation is about far more than finding a property. It’s about understanding what matters to my client, recognizing the right opportunity when it appears, and helping them navigate the purchase with confidence from beginning to end.

Tricia Weiner
Chris Hickman Group

Friday ✨A beautiful home may begin with great light, an open layout and a wonderful view—but it’s the personal details...
08/28/2026

Friday ✨

A beautiful home may begin with great light, an open layout and a wonderful view—but it’s the personal details that make it feel like yours.

This space from one of my recently sold listings is a perfect example. The floor-to-ceiling windows create an incredible sense of light and openness, but look a little closer and you’ll see what really gives the room its personality: the art, the books, the sculptural pieces, the plants, and those inviting little conversational vignettes that make you want to sit down and stay awhile.

That kind of warmth doesn’t happen by accident.

Thoughtful design is about layering the beautiful with the personal—mixing great furniture and architecture with the things you’ve collected, loved, or discovered. Your home doesn’t need to look like everyone else’s, it should tell your story.

Whether your idea of home is elegant and polished, colorful and collected, or quiet and serene, creating your own retreat is really about surrounding yourself with the things that make you feel most at home.

After all, your home is your castle. Make it a place you truly love to live in. 🤍

Happy Friday!

🇮🇹✨ Uptown is getting a little taste of the Italian coast!One of the things I love most about Uptown Dallas is that ther...
08/27/2026

🇮🇹✨ Uptown is getting a little taste of the Italian coast!

One of the things I love most about Uptown Dallas is that there is always something new to discover—and this is one opening I’m especially excited about!

Élephante is opening September 1 at the new 23Springs development on Maple Avenue, bringing its coastal Southern Italian vibe to Dallas.

Think housemade pasta, wood-fired pizza, fresh seafood, beautiful cocktails and spritzes—all in a gorgeous two-story space designed to feel like a little escape to Southern Italy. 🌿🍝🥂

I’m already picturing a long lunch on the patio with pasta and an Aperol Spritz. Who’s with me? 😉

And beyond the food, openings like this are part of what makes Uptown such a fabulous place to live. Great restaurants, beautiful spaces, walkability, energy and something new happening around practically every corner.

Another reason to love Uptown Dallas. ❤️

Who else has Élephante on their must-try list?

More details: https://f.mtr.cool/vlxfplkdf0

Featured Photo: Burrata and stone fruit at Élephante. Photo courtesy of Élephante

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