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Susan Arledge: The Six Most Dangerous Words in Commercial Real Estate

If someone says “I’ve always done it this way,” it’s time to find someone else. Here‘s why.
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Dan Noble: A 10-Year Vision for Dallas

All it will take to make this future into our reality is a few sensible policy changes and a willingness to share the message that strengthening the core of Dallas will make life better for everyone in the region.
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John Crawford: ICYMI—State of Downtown Dallas

In his annual address, Mayor Rawlings spoke about accomplishments and momentum in the downtown area over the past 15 years, and also the challenges that lie ahead. Here’s a recap.
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Linda Burns: The Rebirth of the Texas Enterprise Fund

Like the mythological Phoenix rising from the ashes to begin a new cycle of life, the Texas Enterprise Fund was reborn over the past year or so, despite efforts to shut it down. Fortunately for Texas’ ongoing economic development efforts, it survived.
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Eliza Solender: This Could be the Right Time to Give a Gift of Real Estate

Donating real estate works best when the donor’s primary motivation is charitable and personal, and corporate tax benefits are secondary.
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Paul Smith: Investing in a Fluid Market

As real estate managers continue building portfolios, there is still plenty of liquidity in the market, making real estate transactions an even more attractive option. We continue to see plenty of capacity of both equity and debt in the market, providing an opportunity to take advantage of attractive deals more quickly and more easily than in years past.
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John Crawford: Why You Should Care About the Nov. 3 DISD Bond Election

We cannot overstate the importance of robust neighborhood schools. Intrinsically, everyone knows this is true, with local impacts and nationwide studies that underscore the extent to which the benefits extend to all of us. Yet what is often not as well understood is the growth of downtown into a true neighborhood.
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Jeff Kurz: Real Estate Career Strategies

It’s not easy, and it won’t always be fun, but hard work certainly pays off and the rewards are well worth the early rejections.
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Jon Altschuler: HPISD’s Bond Proposal—An Alternate Plan

In light of the discussion surrounding the proposed bond issuance in the Highland Park Independent School District, I am writing to set forth a tangible alternative plan—call it the Alternate Plan—which builds upon the excellent work and recommendations of the Facilities Advisory Committee (FAC).
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Randy Thompson: Why I left The Golden State

My decision had nothing to do with taxes, with the lack of quality public schools, the anti-business climate, traffic, gang violence, or wackos in Sacramento. My motivation was something altogether different.
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