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So in May, McKinney voted against a $200 million bond that would have funded a commercial airport in their fair city. This, however, doesn’t mean McKinney’s future isn’t taking off with a commercial expansion of the McKinney National Airport. The city’s plans and talks with the Federal Aviation Administration just aren’t that quickly grounded. Evidently,…
Over the past year and a half, Holly Davis and Amy Farris have been dedicatedly traversing the highway between Highland Park and Cedar Creek Lake with a singular objective in mind – to shine a light on the second home market at the most sought-after lakes. Holly and Amy first crossed paths at Cedar Creek…
When the historic Longhorn Ballroom reopened with a show from Asleep at the Wheel at the end of March, it was a trip down memory lane for many of us who learned to two-step at this iconic dance hall. Owner Edwin Cabaniss, known for saving The Kessler Theater, did it again, preserving and reinventing another…
Pride Month kicks off today, and the new housing development Oak Lawn Place is giving Dallas residents something to celebrate. Construction is underway for Oak Lawn Place, a 100-percent affordable, $31 million housing development offering services to the senior-citizen LGBTQIA+ community and those affected by HIV and AIDS. It’s the first affordable housing development of its…
A 17-year-old man was arrested last week in the shooting death of a Dallas security guard at a Preston Center West parking garage on May 19. Antwon Osborne, 17, was taken into custody on May 23 in Nevada and is awaiting extradition, authorities said. Detective Jonequia Acrond, who is handling the case for the Dallas…
A new study from Commercial Edge shows that more than 52 million square feet of Dallas office space and more than 87 million square feet of Dallas industrial space will have loans reaching maturity between 2023 and 2025. With vacancy rates hovering at 17.2 percent for office and 5.5 percent for industrial, some strategically minded…
