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The largest sporting event in the world is barreling toward Dallas, and residents have two weeks to make their necessary preparations before soccer players and their fans touch down at Dallas Love Field. “If you can, rent your house out. Go away. Come back,” Arnold Watkins, airport superintendent with the City of Dallas, said facetiously…
Dallas officials are entering budget season facing a difficult balancing act: maintaining property tax relief programs that have long been a priority of the Dallas City Council, while confronting slowing revenue growth and looming budget pressures. Staff is already having to recommend significant cuts, and sales tax projections aren’t looking good, leaving the city short…
When the curb appeal is as crisp and classic as the house at 1710 N. Dickerson Dr. in Arlington, it attracts some stop-the-car attention. The white brick shines in the light, and the black front door, flanked by lanterns, gives the house a focal point. Step on the porch, walk through the house, and find…
In a time when many companies are still trying to figure out how to get employees to get back into the office, the coworking brand Kiln is offering a solution: make the office somewhere people actually want to be. Kiln focuses on providing hospitality-driven office space, where amenities and experience play an important role in…
It takes knowledge, experience, and talent to bring a historic home up to the standards of new construction. Seldom have I seen a more successful transformation than this stately Highland Park Neoclassical Revival mansion. Briggs Architecture & Design and Caitlin Wilson Design collaborated in the renovation of this 1949 home. Of course, the premise of a historic…
FIFA World Cup 2026, one of the world’s biggest events, is almost here, and the D-FW is gearing up to play host to nine matches. Whether you plan on making it to a game or not, there are plenty of ways to get in on the excitement without shelling out a lot of money. Here…
