Dallas
This was the proposed development Behind the Pink Wall at 220 residential units.
Coming on the heels of our story last week about 4307 Armstrong Parkway, and the tragic tear down of the Donnally’s stately southern mansion, here is a home that gives a very lucky buyer a chance to redeem and bask in the beauty of the past. For this we go north to the finest nethers…
Oh you would never know it from the street, but this home practically has a waterpark in the back yard! OK, maybe it’s just a great big waterslide but still, this is a highly unusual back yard pool. It had a huge, two-story waterslide installed about the time Hurricane Harbor (originally called Wet n Wild)…
I just came across something that gave me a great chuckle…so I thought I’d be generous and share. Judgmental Maps posted a descriptive map of Dallas, which may render Google maps obsolete now. Turns out, I live with the Preservationist Zealots, which is pretty much on target. If I hear from one more neighbor that…
It’s August, and still we see those “NO!” NIMBY signs all across Preston Hollow, indicating homeowner’s opposition to a potential multi-family residential development by a company called Transwestern, at Preston and Northwest Highway, Behind the Pink Wall. It’s been eight months since I wrote these words:
