Teffy Jacobs Email Address

Vice President and Realtor of Dallas' Luxury Homes Sales

Since 1985, the name Allie Beth Allman has been synonymous with high-end quality and superior customer service. Today with over 300 agents, Allie Beth Allman & Associates is recognized as the most productive single-office real estate company in Dallas and one of the fastest-growing residential brokerages in North Texas. The company continues to maintain its significant leadership role in the city's luxury markets, ranking number one in both numbers of listings and sales. In 2010, Allie Beth Allman agents sold 16 of the 19 most expensive homes in Dallas County. The firm's million-dollar-plus listings exceeded the closest competitor by 100 percent.

Teffy Jacobs is a native Dallasite and the second-generation in her family to be engaged as a realtor in the residential real estate business. Teffy specializes in Dallas’ most prestigious neighborhoods, including listing some of the most prominent properties in the Park Cities, including Highland Park and University Park, Preston Hollow, Turtle Creek, Uptown, the Dallas Arts District, Bluffview, Greenway Parks, Lakewood, North Dallas, Plano and Frisco. A graduate of Highland Park High School and the University of Southern California (USC) with a Bachelor of Arts from the Annenberg School of Communications, Teffy’s past professional experience includes working in sales and marketing positions for the Fortune 500 companies’ FedEx Kinko’s, Eastman Kodak Company and CrossLand Mortgage Corporation, where she was involved in strategic marketing, communication campaigns, branding, advertising, social media, corporate and convention services sales, business development, trade show and special event planning, mortgage banking, client relations, direct mail and internal relations. In 2003, Teffy decided to utilize her talents and join the family business at Doris Jacobs Real Estate, where she continues to work to this day.By following her mother’s example, Teffy innately assumes work, family life, and volunteerism as her personal responsibility. She has been involved with numerous charitable events and social organizations in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, including serving on the Board of Lee Park & Arlington Hall Conservancy, the Cattle Baron’s Ball, Junior League of Dallas, KidneyTexas, Inc., Family Place, Dallas Symphony Orchestra League, Dallas Museum of Art, Pi Beta Phi Alumni Club, John Wayne Foundation, TACA, Community Partners, Heroes and Handbags, Texas Ballet Theater, American Red Cross, Equest, Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Trinity River Mission, Dallas Habitat for Humanity, Salvation Army, Dallas Heritage Village and the Dallas Heart Ball.