Dallas roots. Real estate guidance built on trust.
I'm Andy Scott. I grew up in Dallas in a real estate family. My dad built custom homes and ranches, and my mom and stepdad have sold homes here my whole life. For more than 20 years I've helped buyers and sellers make confident decisions, wherever in Dallas life takes them.
Andy Scott, Realtor · Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate
5.0 from 23 client testimonials · TX license 0545190
- 20+years helping Dallas buyers and sellers
- Referralswe work almost entirely by referral
- 23client testimonials, all five stars
- 400+transactions, including sales and leases
One advisor for every move you make in Dallas
Most of Andy's clients come back for the next house, and send their friends.
Selling your home
A price built from what actually closes nearby, a plan for the house, and Andy beside you through every offer.
How Andy sells homes
Buying a home
Be ready before the right house comes along: financing, terms and a clear read on value.
Start your search
Selling and buying together
Moving up or downsizing? Both sales on one timeline, so you move once.
Plan both moves
Relocating to Dallas
Neighborhoods, commutes and home types explained by a Dallas native before you tour.
Read the relocation guide
Downsizing or moving closer to family
A one-story home, room for the grandkids, or a place near your children. We plan both moves so you only move once.
Plan your next moveRecently sold by Andy
6209 Shadycliff Drive
Dallas, Texas 75240
- Bedrooms4
- Baths4 full, 2 half
- Living area5,100 sq ft
- Lot0.495 acres
Raised in Dallas real estate
Andy grew up in Dallas in a real estate family. His dad built custom homes and ranches, and from the 1970s through the 1990s he specialized in Preston Hollow and the Park Cities. His mom has sold Dallas real estate since 1987, and she still does with his stepdad. Andy has been licensed since 2005 and has helped buyers and sellers here for more than 20 years.
Before real estate, Andy led teams in high-tech companies and co-founded a business software company. He still works that way: research first, clear numbers, and plain explanations, for clients he keeps for life.
Andy Scott
Founding member of the GPS Group, the "S" in GPS Meet AndyIn their words
As we began our transition into our retirement years, we started searching for a new home, the home we had always worked for and dreamed. We've purchased a number of houses through the years starting in our 20's, so this wasn't our first buying experience, not by a long shot. …
Andy is the real deal when it comes to real estate. I've known him for twelve years now, and he's always been there to help me with both buying and selling homes. He's always made sure I got the best deal possible. Andy is also super ethical. …
I ONLY use Andy on all properties I buy or sell. Even when I don't need an agent, I include Andy to watch my back & make sure all details and considerations are made. …
Dallas neighborhoods and nearby cities
We go where our clients need us. Here are some of the places they ask about most: housing, streets, schools and getting around.
Preston Hollow
Big lots, mature trees and a mix of original ranch homes and new custom houses, in the City of Dallas just north of the Park Cities.
Highland Park
A separate town surrounded by Dallas, with older homes, tree-lined streets along Turtle Creek and its own rules for building and taxes.
University Park
A separate city north of Highland Park, home to SMU and Snider Plaza, with older homes, new construction and Highland Park ISD.
Lake Highlands
A Northeast Dallas area north and east of White Rock Lake, with mid-century homes, good-size yards and, for much of it, Richardson ISD.
Far North Dallas
The City of Dallas north of LBJ Freeway, up to the President George Bush Turnpike, with subdivisions built from the 1970s on and more than one school district.
Plano
A large city of its own north of Dallas, with established subdivisions, newer homes in the west and north, and easy routes on US 75 and the Tollway.
What could your Dallas home sell for?
Online estimates cannot see your kitchen, your lot or the street you are on. Andy prepares a price range himself, from what has actually closed nearby and what is under contract now.
- Comparable closed sales, street by street
- Condition, updates and lot taken into account
- A price range and a plan, with no obligation
What could your home sell for?
Andy prepares a price range himself from recent closed sales near you. It is not an instant estimate.
The online form is being set up. For now, please call or text 469-682-2387 or email andyscott@daveperrymiller.com.
Straight answers before you decide
32 guides and 250 questions answered, written by Andy.
How to Price Your Dallas Home: Comps, CMAs and Online Estimates
What a comparative market analysis is, why online estimates miss in a non-disclosure state, and why the house next door sold for more.
How to Compare Offers on Your Dallas Home
The terms that decide whether an offer is good, how cash and financed offers compare, and what to do with a low offer or several at once.
Sell First or Buy First: How to Time Two Dallas Closings
The order of steps for selling one Dallas home and buying the next, with the Texas contract tools that close the gap.
How Much Cash Do You Need to Buy a Home in Dallas?
Down payment, closing costs, earnest money, option fee and reserves: every piece of the cash you need to buy in Dallas, and how to get your real figure.
Whenever you are ready, start with a conversation.
Tell me what you are thinking about, even if the move is a year away. I'll give you a straight answer on price, timing and the next step. No pressure. Thanks! Andy