Dallas Business Journal

A Lifetime of Achievement: Allie Beth Allman Wins DBJ’s Inaugural Award

By Elaine Raffel / August 28, 2022 /

When Warren Buffet gives the opening tribute (albeit via video), you know it’s not your typical awards luncheon. The business magnate’s short but sweet message—Go Cowboys, Go Allie Beth—set the tone for last Thursday’s sold-out event honoring real estate matriarch Allie Beth Allman, the recipient of Dallas Business Journal’s first-ever Lifetime Achievement Award.

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Born And BRED: Dallas Business Journal Best Real Estate Deals of 2019 Awards

By Joanna England / September 22, 2020 /

When Tanya Ragan has an idea, there’s no stopping her. The real estate developer behind Wildcat Management has used her tireless will to breathe new life into the West End’s Purse Building, a formerly neglected historic building. And the resurrection of the Purse Building is among the finalists for the Dallas Business Journal’s Best Real…

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Texas Live! To Undergo $810 Million Expansion

By April Towery / January 13, 2020 /

A massive expansion is planned for the Arlington-based Texas Live! venue, we identify design trends to ditch in 2020, and Zaida Basora is tapped as new executive director of AIA Dallas and Architecture and Design Foundation, all in this week’s roundup of real estate news.

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TREC to Study Tearing Down Highway 345

By Candy Evans / March 13, 2014 /

Candace Carlisle at the Dallas Business Journal reports that one of the biggest commercial real estate groups in Dallas MAY spend $125,000 to explore the possible tear-down or re-development of Interstate 345. Actually, Robert Wilonsky over at the Dallas Morning News reports the same thing. That group would be the Texas Real Estate Council, or…

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AA Merger Magic for Our Real Estate Market: US Air Exec Snaps up Sharif & Munir Mansion on Strait Lane

By Candy Evans / March 5, 2014 /

Here is yet another indicator of our hot, hot real estate market even in the double-million dollar price range. And it’s a good example of how our economy is feeding the real estate frenzy for the One Percent. The merger of U.S. Airways with American Airlines has brought a whole slew of high-end buyers to Dallas, and any agent with a home over about five million is polishing up their portfolio.

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