$6M teardown? Rogers Healy sells his own home in heart of Highland Park

Dallas-area residential broker Rogers Healy has sold plenty of homes in Highland Park in his well documented real estate career, but the property he closed the deal on Friday was extra special. It was his own abode.

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$6M teardown? Rogers Healy sells his own home in heart of Highland Park

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