Demographics A Series of Infographics Showing Who Really Is Moving to Dallas By Peter Simek | 2 months ago Don’t believe the hype that we are the favorite city of young people. We have the graphs to prove it.
Local News Is Dallas Really Attracting Tons of Young Professionals? By Peter Simek | 5 months ago A new study trumpeted by Dallas’ daily newspaper and the regional chamber claims Dallas is a millennial destination. But its conclusions are bunk.
Politics With Fort Worth Backing Beto, All of Texas’ Cities Are Now Blue By Peter Simek | 1 year ago Driven by the high-profile race for Senate, Fort Worth looks more purple than it ever has. But is the shift permanent?
Livable Cities How Bad is Poverty in Dallas? Here Are the Numbers. By Peter Simek | 3 years ago Two council reports on homelessness and community development reveal just how pressing an issue poverty is in Dallas
Local Government When It Comes to Poverty, Dallas Is World Class By Peter Simek | 3 years ago There are more people living in poverty in Dallas today than there are people living in Plano.
The Guardian Visits Irving By Jason Heid | 4 years ago The city is home to the most diverse ZIP code in the country.
The New York Times on the Federally Subsidized Dallas Exodus By Peter Simek | 4 years ago The New York Times reports on the success of an experimental housing policy the federal government rolled out in Dallas.
Dallas-Fort Worth Has the Worst Income Inequality by Neighborhood in the U.S. By Peter Simek | 4 years ago Governing reports on a new Urban Institute report that looks at how income inequality affects neighborhoods.
Why Dallas Is a Terrible Place to Grow Up Poor — And a Great Place to Be Rich By Jason Heid | 5 years ago More reasons for people to justify sprawling out to the suburbs?
Grocery or Big Box In Downtown Dallas? Or, Why Inequality Needs to be Part of Urbanism Conversation. By Peter Simek | 5 years ago Cue panic. Could Sam’s Club be invading downtown too?
Morning News Perpetuates Myth That Dallas Is a Quickly Growing City By Tim Rogers | 5 years ago Let's get a clear picture of what's really happening here.
Dallas in 2030: Many More People, Much More Hispanic By Jason Heid | 5 years ago More fun with interactive maps.
