Peter Brodsky
Those hoping officials would do more to support new single-family development instead of just apartments got an early Christmas present, with the city council authorizing some significant financial backing for the Rivulet project in southwest Dallas. Council members signed off on a $23.5 million economic development grant earlier this month to help with infrastructure improvements…
From Staff Reports Dignitaries and business owners gathered Jan. 27 at The Shops at RedBird to celebrate the grand opening of a 15,000-square-foot childcare facility. Dallas-based nonprofit Vogel will operate the Rita Sue and Alan Gold Child and Family Center, named in honor of the Golds’ longtime support and service to Vogel. Priority enrollment at…
The Dallas City Council on Wednesday authorized a fourth amendment to a redevelopment agreement for the Shops at RedBird project. The matter was a consent agenda item and wasn’t discussed publicly. A resolution authorized an amendment to developer Peter Brodsky’s Tax Increment Development, Chapter 380 Grant, and Chapter 380 Loan Agreement. It includes some project…
As temperatures dipped below freezing on the evening of Jan. 18, a panel of Dallas City Council members discussed the Homelessness, Organizations, Policies, and Encampments report — the HOPE report, for short — calling for a solution to the city’s unsheltered homelessness crisis. District 2 Councilman Jesse Moreno, who chairs the Housing and Homelessness Solutions…
The annual Downtown Dallas Inc. State of Downtown event is typically a pep rally for the momentum around the city’s business district, but this year’s gathering was a chance to hear from local leaders on a topic at the forefront of everyone’s minds these days: affordable housing. City Manager T.C. Broadnax, Housing Forward chairman Peter…
