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Interesting new article: http://www.dmagazine.com/publications/d-ceo/2014/september/why-investors-are-flocking-to-downtown-dallas Huge corporate campuses are being built in the northern suburbs, and Uptown office buildings are securing record-breaking rental rates. But the biggest commercial real estate story in Dallas may be the revitalization of the city’s urban core, where a staggering number of redevelopment projects are setting the stage for a major transformation. Activity is focused on the city’s center, the area between Pacific Avenue and Main, Commerce, and Elm streets. Sales volu
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The DFW is blowing up so to keep things organized this thread will be for anything in the DFW area outside the Dallas or Fort Worth city limits. Feel free to add.
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This thread was created to host all news relating to DFW Int'l Airport. via DFW Int'l Airport's website- 17 replies
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Southwest Airlines adding 15 daily flights to already crowded Love Field Airways Project Location
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http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/car-centric-texas-cities-reap-economic-boon-light-rail/
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Im watching FOX's pre SuperBowl coverage in Houston. They had an animated segment around 1pm that talked about the history of football in Houston. When discribing some game event they showed an obvious illustration of the Dallas skyline and showing "how Houston was devastated after they lost the game" and the skyline was torn in half. But it was the Dallas skyline. HAHA Sorry I don't have a vid. For us architecture snobs this is a huge faux pas. People in the north think we are the same city. I KNOW Houston must be offended. -
I realize this is an architectural site but many times natural geography comes up in city discussions. There are some misconceptions/bashing (especially by those outside the state) that Dallas is completely flat and treeless with no bodies of water anywhere (yes someone from ATL actually told me we have no trees) Seriously? We have one of the largest urban forests in the nation. What kind of drugs are you on? LOL I want to make this thread about the natural side of the Dallas (yes FW okay too )area. Also lakes, hiking and biking trails which we have some of the best! So feel free to share
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Due to Dallas' growing presence in the film industry, I've decided to dedicate a thread to any cinematography either filmed in or set in Dallas.
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GFF has comprised a master plan for The Canyon, a 211-acre mixed-use development. Sitework and construction on hotels and apartments have been underway. View map here.
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This one is really cool. http://www.wfaa.com/videos/news/local/dallas-county/2015/09/10/unique-light-display-in-dallas-arts-district/72049026/
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Brand New has an article about the new official logo for Dallas. Linky: http://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/dallas.php?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+brandnewthebside+%28Brand+New%3A+The+B-Side%29 And there's a video, too...
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GlobeSt has the story of a new 17-story residential tower at 3030 Carlisle in Dallas called The Taylor: Linky: http://www.globest.com/news/12_339/southwest/multifamily/StreetLights-Residential-Breaks-Ground-on-First-Multifamily-Property-321041.html
