Casa View Haven

After 15 Years in East Dallas’ Casa View Haven, The Only Constant is Change

By Joanna England / September 2, 2022 /

This was the year it happened. Mark it down in your history books and alert the media, because 2022 was the year that Casa View, an East Dallas neighborhood that had been fighting to reinvest in itself for the better part of the last two decades, has finally arrived. How do we know Casa View…

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A Tale of Two Flips in Casa View: How Far Does $450K Go in This Middle-Class ‘Hood?

By Joanna England / November 19, 2021 /

As many readers know, I’ve lived in my beloved Casa View for 13 years now. Having lived in East Dallas since I moved to this city, I’ve watched the transformation of this side of town from a front-row seat. Some of these changes have been welcome — specifically higher-quality tenants at local shopping centers and…

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There’s More Than Meets The Eye In Casa View Haven

By Amy Puchaty / June 3, 2019 /

Move to this little oasis and you’ll hardly know you’re in Dallas! Today we take you to Casa View Haven, where we pin two fantastic offerings against each other in our latest Splurge vs. Steal. Both homes offer exquisite interiors and large lots for summer entertaining, but with price points that are miles apart. Which…

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Arterra’s Plans for Vacant Casa View Haven Lot Next to Bryan Adams High Draws Neighborhood Interest

By Joanna England / March 6, 2019 /

At last week’s regularly scheduled Casa View Haven Neighborhood Association meeting, about 50 neighbors assembled at St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church on Ferguson Road, armed with questions about Arterra Development’s plans for the lot at Millmar and Lingo, just across the street from DISD’s Bryan Adams High School.  Arterra’s architect and managing director, David Hensley, was on…

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Developer To Meet With Casa View Haven on Plans For Site Between St. Mark’s and High School

By Joanna England / February 26, 2019 /

  The vacant lot sandwiched between St. Mark’s Presbyterian Church and Bryan Adams High School has been an empty patch of half-kempt grass since I can remember, and I’ve lived in Casa View for twelve years. And to be sure, this isn’t the first time that someone has floated plans for the area — the…

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