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I just invented a phrase – Lake it til you make it. Let’s say you have an endgame of moving to Costa Rica. (And if you’ve talked to me for more than five seconds lately, you’ll know this is mine.) While you’re prepping yourself for that coastal move, you might hit a stop-gap near another…
A North Dallas evangelical megachurch’s plan to add a youth development center, healthcare clinic, and commercial kitchen has been deferred by the Dallas City Plan Commission to April 20. Watermark Community Church has owned the 190,000-square-foot Pearl C. Anderson Middle School at 3400 Garden Lane and the surrounding 9.8 acres in Dallas City Council District…
Design and location are perhaps two of the most important components of a perfect home. Of course, it isn’t always easy to have it all. However, there are those instances where the stars align and beneath them lives incredible luxury in an iconic locale. Preston Hollow is perhaps one of the best intersections of prime…
Plans for the $3 billion reconstruction of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas are moving forward, with a project manager set to come on board next month. Director of Convention and Event Services Rosa Fleming updated members of the Dallas Convention Center Hotel Development Corp. during a board meeting Thursday morning, basically advising the…
The last thing many people thought they’d see on their news feeds the morning of Jan. 11 was Universal Parks and Resorts was set to open a theme park in Frisco. But it was reality. “Frisco is one of the fastest growing cities in the U.S. and has been recognized as a great place to…
One enduring trend in recent times has been the urbanization of suburbs. Think: Office parks in North Dallas. And contrarily, suburbanization of city centers. Think: Pottery Barn in Lower Manhattan or Costco— for God’s sake — in East Harlem. Dallas has its own urban suburb, Bryan Place, with recent construction in the historic neighborhood dating…
