D Magazine July 2013

How many cool bars can Oak Cliff handle? Let’s hope one more.

She was on the wrong side of every big-ticket Dallas plan—which is what made her great.

Demand is high, and so are prices.

How a developer embraced the avant-garde as part of a real-estate play.

Homebuyers occasionally get tunnel vision, fixating on one particular area at the expense of all else. But there are other places that offer everything they’re looking for: good deals, good neighbors, and good times.

In their first interview together, Ross Sr. and Jr. talk about outrunning the Russians in a nuclear submarine.

There is no eight-second rule. The men ride until the bull stops bucking, and they do it with style.

The longtime KERA 90.1 host reveals his alter ego.

What online dating sites tell us about the women of this city.

Finally in his own kitchen, the inventive Brian Zenner is making magic.

The menu’s changed a little, but kids and hipsters alike still find plenty to enjoy.

Try the Ultimate Ceviche and a Sol-a-rita on a warm summer night.

The team behind Maple & Motor enter the barbecue business.

Before Rozanne DeLoach’s father died, he gave her a career in music.

Seventy-five years ago, a Turkish immigrant started a trend in Dallas. It’s not dead yet.

Four things you should know about how some houses are sold before they even go on the market.

What do you do when your house sells and you don’t have another one lined up yet?