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Architecture & Design
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.
By Dan Noble
Architecture & Design
Photo Recap: Dallas 500 Release Party
Those featured in D CEO’s new Dallas 500—including a number of top commercial real estate execs—got a sneak peek at the inaugural edition at a release party held at D’s downtown headquarters.
Residential
D CEO’s Residential Real Estate Executive of the Year: Robbie Briggs
The president of CEO of Briggs Freeman Sotheby’s International picks up the top award in D CEO's inaugural Residential Real Estate Awards program.
Multifamily
The Winners: D CEO’s Residential Real Estate Awards
In its October issue, D CEO honored six projects and developers in its inaugural Residential Real Estate Awards program. Here’s more information on the winners.
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Multifamily
Spotlight on DFW’s Single-Family and Multifamily Markets
Like other major metros, Dallas-Fort Worth has seen housing market swings before. But this upturn is unchartered territory
Commercial Real Estate
Up Close and Personal With Harwood’s Gabriel Barbier-Mueller
One of the city’s most active developers, Gabriel Barbier-Mueller, was the featured speaker at NTCAR’s recent Young Professionals Forum’s “Up Close and Personal” event. It was held at one of his Harwood district’s newest venues, Happiest Hour.
By Amanda Talbot
Commercial Real Estate
Sam Kartalis: The Food Phenomenon
Retail developers are planning much less spec space, and restaurants are proliferating. They have become secondary anchors.
By Sam Kartalis
Downtown Dallas
HRI Properties Shows Off Its Plans for 411 N. Akard
Work has begun on a conversion that will transform the upper floors of the historic Mayflower Building in downtown Dallas into residential and retail space.
Commentary
Jo Staffelbach Heinz: Museum Tower Miscue
This situation is a blemish on Dallas real estate development.