Downtown Dallas

What Will Demolishing Dallas’ Highway 345 Do For Downtown’s Real Estate Market?

By Joanna England / June 14, 2013 /

As you’ve no doubt heard, there’s a movement afoot to tear down Highway 345 — a stretch of elevated asphalt that spans from Deep Ellum and north to Woodall Rogers Freeway. Doing so, proponents claim, will connect the east side of the city center to downtown and create a more walkable environment. I’m all for…

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Allie Beth Allman Agent Missy Woehr Came For The Byron, Stayed For Amazing Real Estate Dallas Has to Offer

By Joanna England / June 3, 2013 /

Missy Woehr is just about as Dallas as Dallas gets. But would you believe that this dynamic agent not only hails from Tulsa, but made her way to Dallas to see a golf tournament? Woehr has made a name for herself as someone with a wealth of information about Uptown, and is a key member…

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Candy's Lease of The Week: Victory Park Condo Has Rooftop Pool, Views of The Perot Museum

By Joanna England / February 6, 2013 /

If downtown Plano isn’t hot enough for you (is everything happening in Plano, or what???), perhaps this hip condo in Victory Park will whet your appetite for urban living. Located in the Terrace at 2323 N. Houston St., this two bedroom, two bath condo has tons of light, living space, and views that can’t be beat!…

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Candy’s Lease of The Week: Victory Park Condo Has Rooftop Pool, Views of The Perot Museum

By Joanna England / February 6, 2013 /

If downtown Plano isn’t hot enough for you (is everything happening in Plano, or what???), perhaps this hip condo in Victory Park will whet your appetite for urban living. Located in the Terrace at 2323 N. Houston St., this two bedroom, two bath condo has tons of light, living space, and views that can’t be beat!…

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More Museum Tower Drama: Washington’s Cultural Landscape Foundation Puts Nasher on ‘Endangered List,’ Blames Museum Tower

By Joanna England / October 4, 2012 /

The plot thickens! The Cultural Landscape Foundation, Washington-based center bent on “increasing the public’s awareness and understanding of the importance and irreplaceable legacy of its cultural landscapes,” has included the Nasher Sculpture Garden in their Landslide 2012 list of endangered cultural landscapes.  In 2012 construction was completed of a high-rise condominium overlooking the Nasher Museum…

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