Oak Lawn
In terms of stunning contemporary aesthetics, few cities do it better than Dallas. That’s especially true in areas like Oak Lawn or the Bishop Arts District where trendy neighborhoods inspire sleek architecture. The modern look looks so good on this city. In recent years, we’ve seen an uptick in modern architecture. As demand increases, developers…
Read MoreThe “unicorn lot” at 3104 Fairmount Street could become a liquor store, but not if members of the Oak Lawn Committee have their way. More than 100 Uptown-area residents and business owners joined a Feb. 6 meeting of the Oak Lawn Committee via Zoom to discuss a Specific Use Permit request for the site at…
Read MoreWith how fast the housing stock of Dallas is turning over, it’s easy to see a lot of the newer builds as bland, cookie-cutter, and dry. But when owners take the basics and elevate them, it turns what was once a boring shell into a real knockout. That’s what happened with this Oak Lawn townhome…
Read MoreIf you’ve ever held a garage sale, first of all, you’re my people. I’m not even interested in the cold hard cash, I’m just in it to see who wants my gently used pair of stone-washed skinny jeans. It’s also a great way to unload some oversized kid toys, just make sure the kids are…
Read MoreSurvival of the fittest is a phrase we don’t often apply to historic homes, but we should. This 1914 Oak Lawn Prairie home is a charming example of a historic survivor. If you’ve been in Dallas for a few decades, you’ve seen the devastating historic losses in this neighborhood. Although Perry Heights has protection, the…
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