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The ice has mostly melted, but thousands of Dallas-Fort Worth residents have sustained property damage, endured power outages, and dealt with frozen water pipes. Texans will be dealing with the aftermath of this winter storm for a while. Two questions come to mind: Do you need help? Do you want to help? Here’s our checklist…
You’ve seen this place in movies with smoldering artists, staring into the middle distance as they work out the details of their masterpiece in a cloud of cigarette smoke, pacing in a shadowy urban loft space, lashing out at a significant other before returning to the easel. Except this place isn’t shadowy (look at all…
Let’s look at new developments coming up in Roanoke, Melissa, Arlington, and Richardson.
What a week: Power outages. Frozen pipes. Contaminated water. If all you’re wanting to do is stay in bed and pull the covers over your head, we hear you—and couldn’t agree more.
Buyer expectations are not being met as out-of-state newcomers continue to flock to Dallas. Existing inventory is scarce and it’s not what they are accustomed to. We reached out to luxury leader Jonathan Rosen, one of the founding agents of the Compass Real Estate office in Dallas and the Rosen Group’s principal agent, for some…
Unprecedented doesn’t even begin to describe what happened this month of a week we’ve all experienced. But area leaders are asking residents to share their experiences to help garner federal aid, inform legislators for upcoming hearings, and help understand exactly what went wrong. Texas Disaster Self-Reporting Tool FEMA Region 6 and the Texas Department of…
