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As Dallas continues to evolve, each City Council district faces unique challenges and opportunities that shape the neighborhoods within them. In this ongoing Q&A series ahead of the May 3 election, we’re diving into each district to explore key real estate trends, development projects, and the policies driving change. First off, if you’re not sure…
Preston Hollow will never be the same when it comes to housing. From Northwest Highway northward to Royal Lane, blocks of quarter to half acre 60’s era homes mirror the frenetic tear-down/build fury of the Park Cities. Even better than the Bubble, Preston Hollow East evokes a countrified, tree-rich atmosphere, and while not as immersive…
Downtown Dallas Revitalization, Crime, DART Woes, and the Neiman Saga… The whirlwind of news surrounding the pending closure of Neiman Marcus’ flagship store in downtown Dallas has brought renewed attention to the city center and its prospects. While a lot of anguish followed the announcement last month that the beloved retailer would be closing its…
By Rudy Karimi Rudy Karimi is the Dallas Parks and Recreation Board Member for Council District 14 In a move aimed at reducing costs for developers and boosting affordable housing, the Dallas City Plan Commission (CPC) recently voted to slash Park Land Dedication fees by 50%. The recommendation, led by Council District 1 Plan Commissioner…
Metaphorically speaking, finding a home like 6260 Emeraldwood Place in Northwood Hills – one that’s both stylish and functional – can be harder than finding a perfectly ripe avocado … when you actually need one. Or a Central Market parking space … on a Sunday. Or a group text that actually makes plans … instead…
This is a great time to start planning your summer lake life, and we’ve found a perfect home at the southern end of Cedar Creek Lake in Trinidad, Texas. Located between Corsicana and Athens, Trinidad is a little over an hour from Dallas, so lake life here is not just for weekends. Not only do…
