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The 100 Most Expensive Homes in Dallas
Five years have passed since we last peeked over the fences of the fanciest cribs in town. Shall we see how our neighbors have fared?
By Tim Rogers and Joseph Guinto
Housing Market
DFW Residential Market Posts Surprisingly Strong Second-Quarter Sales, Starts
Area new-home closings climbed to 10,565—the highest quarterly number since late 2006.
By Ben Swanger
Housing
A New Study Explores Rental Housing Cost in DFW (Spoiler: It’s Going Up)
We’ve lost more units under $800 than just about any metro in the country, and we’ve added a ton of units in the muddled middle and high-end.
By Shawn Shinneman
Bottom Up Economic Development
Urban Neighborhoods Do Not Have to Be Expensive
There is a simple reason why most new urban housing is either subsidized "affordable housing" or luxury apartments. The system is rigged.
By Peter Simek
Architecture & Design
Humphreys & Partners Architects Taps Megan Dimmer as CEO
Dimmer succeeds founder Mark Humphreys, who becomes chairman.
By Jeremiah Jensen
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Dallas’ Older Multi-Family Housing Is Disappearing and So Is the City’s Affordability
Developers are circling the city's stock of aging multi-family units and throwing up dense complexes that longtime residents can't afford.
By Jon Anderson
Home & Garden
We Want Your House Hunting Stories
If you’ve bought or renovated a house in the past year and want your pic in D Mag, this is your shot.
Housing Market
Who Really Killed State Rep. Eric Johnson’s West Dallas Affordable Housing Bill?
The bill would have addressed displacement in rapidly gentrifying West Dallas
By Peter Simek
Housing Market
Is Dallas-Fort Worth’s Housing Market Losing Ground?
Real estate experts worry the region could soon lose its low-cost competitive advantage.
By Steve Kaskovich
Controversy
The Whole City Needs to Pay Attention to What Is Happening in West Dallas
A new report puts the pending mass eviction in West Dallas within the context of a wider affordable housing shortage throughout Dallas.
By Peter Simek