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Former Dallas Plans Inspector Sour But Sated After ‘Lemon on Stemmons’ Permit Debacle

By April Towery | October 2, 2024 |

When news broke this summer that City of Dallas employees had to vacate the Stemmons office they’d just moved into over city code violations and a missing certificate of occupancy, the irony was not lost on others. However, some of the sharpest criticism for the widely-panned “lemon on Stemmons” came from within, when one municipal…

Grab This Tudor in Greenland Hills for an Amazing Price

By Brenda Masse | October 2, 2024 |

When I spoke to David Griffin & Co agent, Lori Ericsson, about this week’s Highlight Home of the Week sponsored by Senior Loan Officer Lisa Peters of First Horizon, she said, “It’s a wonderful house in a great location — Greenland Hills! And it shows really well: better than the pictures.” And you’re not gonna believe the price. What…

A Vickery Place Tudor Revival Cottage With a BIG Surprise

By Karen Eubank | October 1, 2024 |

When Compass Realtor Gayle Schneider said, “Karen, you really have to see this one to believe it,” I flew out the door. First, I believed her. Second, her listing is a Vickery Place Tudor Revival cottage on Goodwin Ave. and that is where I spent my 20s. I have great memories of that street and…

Here’s What Your Council Member Had to Say About the Now-Approved ForwardDallas 2.0

By April Towery | October 1, 2024 |

At last. The ForwardDallas 2.0 comprehensive plan was officially adopted and is now the guiding document for future land use in the ninth-largest city in America. A lot of ink has been spilled about what led up to the Dallas City Council’s 11-4 vote to pass the document on Sept. 25. As always, some golden…

Dallas Set to Outshine New York and Miami With Development Opportunities, Expert Says

By Shelby Skrhak | October 1, 2024 |

In this episode of Dallas Dirt, Candy Evans sits down with Abteen Vaziri, founder and CEO of Uptown Companies Incorporated, and a recent New York transplant on a mission to transform Dallas’s real estate landscape. “Dallas has opportunities that no other Metroplex in the United States has,” Vaziri says. Vaziri’s explains the EB-5 Immigrant Investor…

Housing, Mixed-Use Could Be on the Horizon for Hampton-Clarendon Corridor in North Oak Cliff

By April Towery | October 1, 2024 |

When the West Oak Cliff Area Plan — a plan to give displacement-vulnerable residents more control over new development in their neighborhood — was unanimously approved in September 2022, it was clear that change was coming and not everyone would embrace it. Slowly but surely, the public meetings in an authorized hearing area that includes…