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Dallas City Council Briefing Focuses On Permit Issues
Dallasites have endured months-long waits for building permits for about two years now, but as of updates given at the latest City Council briefing, that could change by next year.
Open Houses to Check Out May 21-22
Escape the heat this weekend by ducking into these open houses. And if you find your dream home in the process? So be it.
Dallas Architecture Forum To Host Panel Discussion on Single-Family Housing
The Dallas Architecture Forum will host a virtual panel discussion about challenges and opportunities for single-family housing in Dallas May 25.
Rogers Healy Seeks To License 1,000 New Realtors With ‘License Launch’ Program
Rogers Healy and Associates Real Estate is looking to find and train 1,000 new realtors by covering the cost of real estate school for qualified candidates across Texas.
Anthropologie Opens at Knox Street
Anthropologie opened Wednesday in the former home of Z Gallerie at 4600 McKinney Ave. with live music, treats, and giveaways.
Mendocino Farms Coming to Preston Hollow
Mendocino Farms is gearing up to open a new Dallas-Fort Worth location in the Preston Oaks shopping center this winter.
Open Houses to Check Out May 14-15
Wondering what you should do this weekend? Why not get a first look at these beautiful homes!
Dallas Redistricting Commission Recommends Council District Map
The group charged with redrawing the Dallas City Council district boundaries for the next 10 years sent a new map, which left some members split on whether or not it would bring more Black and Latino representation to the Dallas City Council horseshoe, to the city council.
SMU Breaks Ground On $140M Business School Expansion/Renovation
SMU celebrated the groundbreaking May 6 for a $140 million renovation and expansion of the Cox School of Business.
Real Talk: Breah Brown
Breah Brown began her real estate career in 2014 and quickly became a top producing agent.
Texas Voters Approve Two Modest Property Tax Relief Measures
As the state’s housing market rages, Texas homeowners will get a slight break on their property tax bills after Texas voters overwhelmingly passed a pair of statewide ballot measures Saturday.
Society
Preservation Park Cities Home Tour Makes Big Screen Debut
The homes on this weekend’s Preservation Park Cities home tour made their big-screen debut at a premiere at the Inwood Village Theater May 2.
General
Open Houses to Check Out May 7-8
It’s going to be a hot one this weekend, but it’s still worth heading out to see a few possible dream homes in some great neighborhoods.
House of the Month: 10001 Gaywood Road
This stately custom-built rare home on a 280-foot-wide lot in the prestigious Mayflower Estates neighborhood of Old Preston Hollow provides an exceptional opportunity to add one’s desired cosmetic finishes to a rare one-level floor plan with high ceilings.
Properties Along Henderson Avenue Sold For $85.4 Million
A New York-based real estate investment trust recently bought 15 buildings along Henderson Avenue and says it plans to move forward with development in the area.
Dallas, May I?
Building permit delays cost city millions, builders and buyers thousands
Open Houses to Check Out April 30- May 1
Need a new house? We have plenty to choose from in this week’s look at open houses in the Park Cities and Preston Hollow areas.
How Two Texas Constitutional Amendments Could Lower Some Property Taxes
The propositions on the May 7 ballot would lower property taxes by shifting more public school costs to the state. But the measures’ language can be hard to understand.
Dallas-Fort Worth Home Prices Continue Record Growth
Home prices in Dallas-Fort Worth continue to rise.