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New blood. That’s how neighborhoods change and progress. Child-friendly neighborhoods mature, children grow and leave, parents downsize, younger families move in – all very Lion King. High-rises have the same issues, but while interior renovations are under an owner’s control, the common areas are subject to the cheapness or largess of the community. I’ve said…
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Welcome to installment No. 5 in my Dallas High-Rise Buyer’s Guide series. If you’re just joining, chapters one and two highlighted buildings that include utilities in their HOA dues (and the outlying Bonaventure and Grand Treviso). Chapters three and four focused on the high-roller buildings at the tippy-top of the price spectrum. This chapter begins ……
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When I was a high-rise n00b, I didn’t consciously understand why I gravitated towards one floor plan versus another. Sure, sometimes it’s easy to spot — one’s too small, one’s got an inconvenient pillar, another doesn’t have enough closet space, and yet another is on a too-low floor. But why, when all things were relatively…
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