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The 100 Most Expensive Homes in Dallas AS FEATURED IN DMAGAZINE.COM 2009 2007 OWNER/ 2009 2007 OWNER/ 2009 2007 OWNER/ RANK RANK HOUSE VALUE RANK RANK HOUSE VALUE RANK RANK HOUSE VALUE The 100 Most 1 1 Tom Hicks 35 15 Al Hill Jr. 69 80 Nancy and $41,462,030 $11,596,340 Clay Mulford 2 2 John Muse 36 NEW Thomas Dundon $8,626,080 $30,208,470 $11,384,440 70 93 Martha and 3 4 Larry Lacerte 37 27 Vinay Jain Donald Miller Expensive Homes in $28,742,300 $10,948,370 $8,478,690 Our biennial look at the sweetest spreads in town fi nds the 4 9 H. Ross Perot 38 42 Clark Hunt 71 99 Royal Carson $24,816,180 $10,716,360 $8,472,040 new names that have joined the usual silk-stocking suspects. 5 3 Harlan Crow 39 return Marianne Plancke 72 NEW Jim Lucas Dallas HOUSE PHOTOGRAPHY BY GUSTAV SCHMIEGE AND SCOTT WOMACK II ILLUSTRATIONS BY MICHAEL WITTE $24,087,440 and Issam Karanouh $8,366,190 6 5 Ed Cox $10,639,240 73 83 G. Houston Hall $21,832,500 40 47 Charles Wyly $8,316,300 7 6 Gene Phillips $10,638,850 74 NEW Doug Rippeto $19,800,000 41 return Bill Clements $8,312,800 8 13 Gerald Ford $10,587,310 75 40 William Oates $19,289,970 42 NEW Richard Malouf $8,311,160 9 10 Mark Cuban $10,478,750 76 90 Jerry Freeman $17,603,280 43 86 Randall Fojtasek $8,296,540 10 8 Jerry Jones $10,372,470 77 67 Gladys Carr $17,343,200 44 76 Brint Ryan $8,205,590 11 NEW Clint Carlson $10,325,920 78 return Lee Trevino $17,245,850 45 91 Michael Bishop $8,194,300 12 11 Lisa Blue $10,298,960 79 52 Jack Pratt $17,224,630 46 23 Joe Garza $8,159,140 13 7 Margaret Crow $9,664,010 80 NEW Randall Van $15,900,000 47 35 Robert Haas Wolfswinkel 14 20 Stanford Finney $9,987,170 $8,140,030 $15,724,880 48 62 Richard Bass 81 60 Dick Snyder 15 17 Suzanne and $9,981,280 $8,035,410 Patrick McGee 49 NEW James Beckett III 82 54 Emmanuel $15,660,300 $9,813,420 Ubinas-Brache 16 14 John Tolleson 50 26 Mary and Albert $8,028,800 $14,944,500 Huddleston 83 return Debbie and 17 12 Steven Aaron $9,547,600 Frank Branson $14,216,830 51 86 Berry Cox $8,007,330 18 NEW Troy Aikman $9,468,770 84 38 Robert Rowling $14,167,250 52 NEW Thomas Neuhoff $8,000,000 19 36 John McReynolds $9,664,390 85 81 John Carona $13,319,990 53 32 Lee Roy Mitchell $7,971,170 20 45 Billy Don Henry $9,538,340 86 39 Rusty Rose $13,100,000 54 41 James Dondero $7,891,590 21 44 Kenny Troutt $9,491,230 87 return Diane Gibby and $13,029,820 55 29 John Amend Rod Rohrich 22 NEW Trevor Rees-Jones $9,478,400 $7,835,580 $13,000,000 56 79 Lucy and Henry Billingsley 88 return Ronald McCutchin 23 33 Terry Worrell $9,475,760 $7,814,770 $12,725,220 57 21 Jeff rey Heller 89 97 William Seanor 24 16 Bob Ladd $9,472,220 $7,800,540 $12,715,810 58 88 H. Doug Barnes 90 92 Shlomo Sam Finn 25 NEW Richard Cheatham $9,460,500 $7,761,010 $12,520,150 59 28 Larry Wolford 91 100 Mike Mullen 26 61 Nancy Marcus $9,443,700 $7,748,470 $12,328,170 60 25 Timothy Eller 92 55 Michael McCoy 27 24 J. Baxter Brinkmann $9,388,790 $7,630,000 $12,197,430 61 30 Newt Walker 93 77 Harry Longwell 28 37 Phil Romano $9,214,260 $7,619,850 $12,078,940 62 57 James Moore 94 NEW Jim Graves 29 43 Henrietta Schultz $9,095,990 $7,500,000 $12,072,660 63 73 Cary Maguire 95 return Scott Ginsburg 30 22 Robert Schlegel $9,062,710 $7,451,900 $12,029,250 64 87 Stephen McCarthy 96 75 Richard Strauss 31 NEW Malone Mitchell $8,815,180 $7,451,440 $11,772,430 65 82 Donald Huffi nes 97 see 54 James Dondero 32 72 Laurence Lebowitz $8,775,640 $7,374,240 $11,764,430 66 49 Cathy and Ralph Oats 98 NEW Dorothea Kelley 33 NEW Audrey and Erich $8,769,700 $7,358,120 NO. Spangenberg 67 NEW James Tucker 99 return Trea and Richard Yip $11,548,500 $8,684,420 $7,304,990 34 19 Trevor Pearlman 68 34 Brooks Reed 100 53 Stephen Sands $11,603,420 $8,668,280 $7,275,420 24 METHODOLOGY: All data for the ranking came from the Dallas Central Appraisal District and were accurate at press time. The appraisals might change by the time the tax rolls are fi nalized later this month. Every eff ort was made to tally multiple contigu- $12,715,810 ous accounts held by individuals, where appropriate. 46 JULY 2009 / DMAGAZINE.COM DMAGAZINE.COM / JULY 2009 47 100mostexphomes_JUL.indd 46 6/3/09 1:49:50 PM 100mostexphomes_JUL.indd 47 6/3/09 1:50:07 PM Copyright © July 2009, D Magazine. All rights reserved. Reprinted with permission. AS FEATURED IN DMAGAZINE.COM THE 100 MOST EXPENSIVE HOMES IN DALLAS 1 // CINDA AND TOM HICKS 6 // ED COX $41,462,030 $21,832,500 On the one hand, the inves- The oilman and investor tor and sports team magnate gave his name and part of his looks to be in trouble: he fortune to SMU’s business recently defaulted on $525 school. million in loans, he’s trying to sell off parts of the Stars and 7 // ROXANNE AND Rangers, and this month the GENE PHILLIPS $400 million loan he used to $19,800,000 18 buy Liverpool FC comes due. His might be the most inter- On the other hand: he lives in a esting CV on tthis list. A his 28,996-square-foot house on website, genephillips.org, you 12 // LISA BLUE 25 acres, and last year he used can read about his real estate $17,224,630 10 million gallons of water. ventures in South Korea and The trial lawyer was married to law about his successful Balkan partner Fred Baron, who died from 2 // LYN AND JOHN MUSE Energy Company. For fun, cancer last year. Her house, a site $30,208,470 though, you should google his of many Democratic fundraisers, The chairman of private equity name along with the terms has its own website. Baronhoused- fi rm HM Capital Partners “mafi a” and “indicted.” He allas.com describes the style of used to fl y higher when he lives on 14.2 acres next door the 15,254-square-foot home as did deals with Hicks (No. 1) to Hicks (No. 1) and George “English Regency sifted through at Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst. W. Bush. American Federal.” Now, according to one fi nance journal, he has taken the fi rm 8 // GERALD FORD 13 // MARGARET CROW “back to its pre-bubble sweet- $19,289,970 $15,900,000 spot in the mid-market.” He Forbes puts the banker at She was married for 66 years gets by with 24,932 square No. 355 on its list of richest to Trammell Crow, who died in feet on Preston Road. Americans, with $1.4 billion. 10 January. He founded the Trammell 46 With Ronald Perelman, he Crow Co., which in his lifetime built 3 // JOYCE AND sold Golden State Bancorp in 100 million square feet of com- LARRY LACERTE 2002 to Citigroup for $6 bil- mercial buildings and shaped the 17 // CAROL AND STEVEN AARON Troy does not have a wet bar in his lion. SMU’s football stadium $28,742,300 Dallas we know today. $14,216,830 11,846-square-foot house. The co-founder of Lacerte bears his name. And he owns The CEO of refrigerated trucking Software sold his business to Diamond A Racing, which bred 14 // MARY CLARE company Stevens Transport runs 21 // LISA AND KENNY TROUTT Intuit in 1998 for $400 million. the Kentucky Derby’s eighth- AND STANFORD FINNEY the 32nd-largest private company $13,029,820 As of last year, his house was place horse, Regal Ransom. $15,724,880 in Dallas, with 2008 revenues of Forbes puts his worth at $1.3 bil- on the market for $45 million. The head of brokerage fi rm Spy- $574 million. lion, tying him for spot No. 377 on As of this May, he was using its // 9 MARK CUBAN Glass Trading resigned last year the list of richest Americans. He 23,151 square feet and 10 full $17,603,280 from the board of cancer drug 18 // RHONDA AND TROY AIKMAN founded MLM fi rm Excel Com- bathrooms to throw a dinner Forbes says the owner of the maker Genitope, which was sub- $14,167,250 munications in 1988 and sold it 10 party for DSO conductor Jaap Mavericks is worth $2.6 billion, sequently delisted from NASDAQ. The former Cowboys quarter- years later for $3.5 billion. Half his van Zweden. putting him at No. 161 on the 22 Oddly, according to appraisal back and current TV broadcaster home’s value lies in his 4.36 acres list of richest Americans. On district records, his 14,215-square- has lived in a Highland Park home on Strait Lane.
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