Dallas Growth

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…

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…

Like it or Not, the Highest Growth Will be in Texas Suburbs by 2050 (Collin County is #2!)

By Candy Evans / March 11, 2015 /

The fastest-growing county in Texas is Hays County, just south of Austin. This according to the Texas Office of the State Demographer. Next up, our Collin County.

Dear City of Dallas, Please Read Angela Hunt’s Latest Column

By Joanna England / January 28, 2015 /

I can’t stress enough how important it is to read Angela Hunt’s latest column in the Advocate. I’ll give you the basic jist, but it’s definitely worth a read because it falls right in line with what Vishaan Chakrabarti told us ahead of The Dallas Festival of Ideas: Quit worrying so much about being “world…

Anti-Mortgage Deduction Urbanist Vishaan Chakrabarti Says Dallas Needs to Find Own Urban Identity

By Candy Evans / January 26, 2015 /

Great news that Vishaan Chakrabarti, author of the book A Country of Cities, a partner with SHoP Architects in New York, and director of the Center of Urban Real Estate at Columbia University, is coming to town next month as keynote speaker for the Physical City panel at the Dallas Festival of Ideas. Dallas Morning News architecture critic Mark…