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When you first step into their incredible home on Purple Sage Circle, you think, “OK, these two know what the heck they’re doing.” Then you ask, “Which one is the designer?” And it turns out, this time, they both kind of are. She is Cicelyann Zoccola of Curated Designs Studio, formerly known as A Curated…
By Jay Firsching In case you weren’t aware, the Deep Ellum neighborhood in Dallas recently earned a place on the National Register, a federal catalog of significant historic locations. With this national recognition, it’s important to understand the implications, as well as the limitations, of this listing. For those who want to read about the…
Dallas City Council members haggled over budget amendments Wednesday and even agreed on a few during a seven-hour briefing. The most significant of the six amendments, approved in a straw vote Wednesday, was submitted last minute by District 7 Councilman Adam Bazaldua and therefore was not included in the council agenda packet. Amendment 28A represents about…
I am ready. I’m wearing my crimson jersey, and my nails are painted the red they sport from now until the College Football Championship. The Sooner flag flies in front of my house. My Saturdays are booked with college football watching, cheering, and analyzing. Thank goodness the one wedding I’m invited to this fall is…
It’s been nearly a year since Dallas mortgage banker Lisa Peters left her long-time team at Caliber Home Loans and joined Cardinal Financial as Producing Branch Manager. The time has flown by for the lending veteran who carries the banner for homeownership as a generational wealth builder. But I don’t necessarily mean the multimillion-dollar estate…
Dallas Builders Association Says These Four New Laws Make Construction More Efficient And Affordable
If the City of Dallas has a backlog, should developers be able to hire their own inspector to review building permits? David Lehde, Dallas Builders Association director of government affairs, says he supports the city’s Development Services Department in its efforts to expedite permits, but new state legislation allowing developers to take matters into their…
