Oak Cliff
Bishop Canopy is the latest and, to date, the most exciting multi-family development from Exxir Capital. As a family-owned and operated, fully vertically integrated real estate and hospitality firm, they are bringing personality, authenticity, and a real sense of place to multi-family living. Located just one block from the bustling Bishop Arts district, I got…
Oak Cliff is quite simply the hippest place to live today. With the tremendous success of the Bishop Arts area, multiple conservation, and historic districts, it was only a matter of time before a new generation began to discover the lesser-known but equally desirable neighborhoods in Oak Cliff like Cedar Oaks and Beckley Club Estates.…
Kessler Square is one of the earliest developments in Kessler Park. According to the Kessler Neighborhood United website, the subdivision includes ten blocks running north-south along Windomere, Edgefield, Clinton, and Winnetka avenues between Colorado Blvd. and Stewart. In 2005, the Kessler Park Conservation District was established. Because of that status, you will find a lovely…
The Belmont Hotel is turning heads again. The 64-room hotel and bar at the corner of Fort Worth and Sylvan avenues was recently reinitiated for historic designation. While we await the new draft designation report and the next incarnation of this historic hotel, let’s look at the glory days in Belmont Hotel history. Renowned Dallas…
In 1988, the Kings Highway Conservation District was the first to be formed in Dallas and only the second in the state. Neighbors became alarmed when an apartment building was erected on Kings Highway and decided to take action to preserve their neighborhood’s character. Sound familiar? With city officials pushing density, buying a home in…
