Transportation & Real Estate

‘It’s Not an Option to Do Nothing’: Dallas Advances Pedestrian Safety Plans for Lovers Lane

By Mimi Perez / February 25, 2026 /

Plans to give Lovers Lane some much-needed love kicked off this month as the Dallas Transportation & Public Works Department (TPW) began a year-long study on the best way to make Lovers Lane more pedestrian and bicycle friendly from Lomo Alto Drive to Lemmon Avenue. The study and work, which will be a several-year-long endeavor,…

DART Light Rail Stations Delivering Rent Premiums, Development Wins

By Charles Grand / November 16, 2025 /

Owning property near a DART light rail station appears to have significant benefits, with a recent study suggesting landlords reap a double-digit premium in commercial and residential rents when a building is within half a mile of a stop. While only a part of the regional public transit network, Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s (DART) light…

Dallas Spruces Up Love Field Gateway Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

By Mimi Perez / November 11, 2025 /

There’s an old joke regarding Mockingbird Lane after you cross Lemmon Avenue heading toward Dallas Love Field Airport. It goes like this: How can you tell the difference between a drunk driver and a sober driver? A sober driver is the only one weaving all over the road to avoid the potholes. In other words,…

Hush Now: DART Silver Line Quiet Zones Take Effect in Dallas, Plano, and Other Member Cities

By Mimi Perez / August 5, 2025 /

Future commuters and nearby neighborhoods alike are going to have some peace and quiet, courtesy of the DART Silver Line Regional Rail. The new 26-mile regional rail service — coming to seven North Texas cities including Grapevine, Coppell, Dallas, Carrollton, Addison, Richardson, and Plano — has begun activating quiet zones near its tracks and stations.…

Oak Lawn Heights Resident Sounds Alarm on Love Field Noise, Aviation Safety

By April Towery / February 18, 2025 /

Residents who live near Dallas Love Field have been raising concerns for years that excessive noise from the City-owned airport has severely diminished their quality of life and, in some cases, had them contemplating moving to a new location.  Oak Lawn Heights resident Anna Jordan entered the chat early this year by launching Loudfield.org, a…