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Dallas is fortunate to have profoundly dedicated historic preservationists. “Dedication” is the key word. That is what it takes to keep not only history but also the culture and very look of a city intact, alive, and flourishing against tremendous odds. Dallas has always been known for an attitude of bigger is better and new…
Dallas homes are going under contract faster than we can get them posted. All the more reason to tour them virtually! Here we feature a few Dallas virtual home tours, each with a unique design style to inspire you. Are you hunting for homes right now? Do you tour homes virtually? Let us know how…
By Cody Payne, Senior Vice President | Dallas-Fort WorthCapital Markets Group, Colliers International In the commercial real estate industry, we’ve been asked this a lot: How will COVID-19 affect office spaces and leasing moving forward? As occupiers start their transition back to office space, companies are starting to look after their staff’s health first. COVID-19…
“How I Am Going to Keep My Wife Safe?” Last Thursday evening, District 11 Councilmember Lee Kleinman, District 13 Councilwoman Jennifer Gates, and representatives from the Dallas Police department held a virtual call-in community meeting to discuss the Memorial Day murder of Preston Royal resident Leslie Baker. The hour-long meeting had originally been planned for…
This week’s High Caliber Home of the Week, sponsored by Lisa Peters, has brunch on point. Literally steps away from this Craftsman-style home at 1132 Ballard Avenue are quite possibly the best local dining choices we’ve ever seen. Jonathon’s Oak Cliff, Kessler Baking Studio, Victor Hugo’s, and Spiral Diner & Bakery are local and loved…
When Paula Blackmon announced a public meeting regarding a proposed concrete and asphalt batch plant in her East Dallas district, the District 9 Dallas City Council member inadvertently set off the digital version of a telephone tree. Greater Casa View residents were up in arms over the proposed plant planned for a large plot near…
