Dallas Growth

Dallas Public Schools: So What’s This Bond Election About, Anyway?

By Bethany Erickson / August 20, 2015 /

If Wednesday’s town hall in North Dallas was typical, trustees spent 60 percent of their time explaining the potential bond election, and 40 percent of their time explaining the superintendent search – despite the fact that the subject matter was prominently advertised. More on that in a second. Tomorrow at noon, the Dallas ISD board…

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Dallas Finally Has a Virgin — Hotel, That Is. Coming to the Design District

By Candy Evans / June 23, 2015 /

I wish Miami had a Virgin — making reservations there for NAREE (which starts tomorrow yeah!) was a little cray cray. But it looks like we rate even more than Miami, because Florida-based Virgin Hotels has decided to open the state’s first Virgin Hotel here in the Dallas’ Design District. The first Virgin Hotel is…

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Earth to Dallas: If You Want the City Core To Grow, Treat the Small Business Landlords Better

By Candy Evans / May 28, 2015 /

I hate these short weeks: I still think it’s Wednesday. Sunday (I think) Brandon Formby wrote a story that appeared almost to be lifted from the Marcos Ronquillo campaign: the spectacular growth of our northern neighbors — Denton and Collin Counties — dwarfs Dallas’ piddly growth and is not necessarily good for Dallas County. Why? Because…

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Dallas Metro Is One of the Fastest Growing Areas for the Super Rich — Tell Me Where They All Live? (Hint: Not Dallas)

By Candy Evans / April 14, 2015 /

Update: I’ve received a lot of email on this post, which delights me. Definitely see the comments. But I need to clarify and correct a couple things: 1. There was a typo (hello, my name is typo, what’s your’s?) in the 75225 zip code: median income there is $130,332. 2.  75225 is not Highland Park…

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Neighborhood Spotlight: Design District’s Potential with Dallas’ Central Park at its Doorstep

By Amanda Popken / March 17, 2015 /

Have you seen the Design District lately? From fine dinning, art galleries, furniture and fashion to a brewery, bowling and high-rise living – it’s become a real neighborhood lately. For those who live in this rapidly-changing district, one charm is surely the assortment of things to do – plenty of gallery openings, even a glass…

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