Brenda Masse is the Social Media Director at CandysDirt.com. She specializes in construction and real estate, with a focus on the housing market, residential real estate, and home design, as well as architecture and planning. Brenda's insights and expertise are featured in CandysDirt.com, where she explores themes related to real estate development and consumer travel.
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Brenda Masse’s coverage in CandysDirt primarily focuses on local house and home-related content with an emphasis on reviews, industry-specific insights, expert commentary, and seasonal topics. She seems to place a strong emphasis on local events and activities related to family and relationships.
When reaching out to Brenda, consider providing pitches that align with her focus on the Dallas area. Topics such as local real estate trends, home improvement tips specific to Texas or Dallas homes, or upcoming community events related to housing could be of interest.
Given the mix of themes covered by Brenda (house & home along with family & relationships), she may also be interested in pieces that explore how homes impact family dynamics or lifestyle changes within a household due to new living arrangements.
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By: Brenda Masse
It’s true: a great house transcends square footage through intentional, efficient design and the feeling you get when you are there. A small space can feel much larger than it is, the same way a large space can feel much smaller than it is. This week’s Highlight Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters,…
Home inspections can be overwhelming for first-time homebuyers, but they don't have to be if you're already familiar with common issues.
By: Brenda Masse
Lake Highlands Pointe is a small neighborhood you may never have noticed made up of two cul de sac streets off of Easton Road.
It's summer. I know the last thing you want to hear is someone telling you to strap on a tool belt and get outside to survey your property, but you need to.
By: Brenda Masse
The kids went back to school this week, and that used to mean it was fall. But it’s mid-August, and yet we’re all buying fall clothes and fall decorations. Halloween has hit the stores, and my co-worker has her pumpkin spice candle out. (Believe what you want, but pumpkin spice is of the devil, and…
Homeowners aren't dumb. They're just not home inspectors. But there are definitely some things the professionals wish everyone knew.
By: Brenda Masse
It's really dry and hot, so you may wonder why this column is about storm damage. Well, the heat will pass, and fall storms will be on the horizon.
It's officially fall, so break out the pumpkins, Halloween decor, earth tones, spiced lattes, and seasonal home maintenance tips!
If you’re buying a home with a fireplace, make sure you understand the condition of the chimney as part of the inspection process.
There are four things that should be on your radar this October when it comes to home safety and maintenance. Can you guess what they are?
