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Transportation
DART’s Silver Line Is Coming, and Far North Dallas Is in the Way
DART promised its member cities a track to DFW Airport 40 years ago. Now a few people have to move.
Local News
DART’s Predicament: Give Away $215 Million or Chip Away at Its Own Expected Shortfall
Our public transportation system has over $200 million in excess sales tax revenue. Staff is considering giving that money to its member cities, but the agency has its own house to worry about, too.
Public Health
COVID-19 Bulletin (04/21/22)
Dallas County to pay for Jenkins mask lawsuit from general fund. Masks now optional on DART.
Business Briefs
Dallas Cowboys Secure License to Expand Marketing into Mexico
Plus: New commercial real estate investment firm Apricus Realty to invest in high-risk properties; Exec search firm Calibre One opens Dallas office; and more.
Digital Edition
Now Available: D CEO’s Digital Edition December 2021
The issue reveals our CEO of the Year, recognizes our Excellence in Healthcare Awards finalists, and showcases our curated Executive Holiday Gift Guide.
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Commercial Real Estate
It’s Time to Expand our Potential for Transit Oriented Development in Dallas
AECOM's Steven Duong says planners and urbanist alike need to think more about transit oriented districts as the default rather than transit oriented development. Here's why.
Coronavirus
DART Board Gets First Look at Brutal COVID-19 Budget Blow
The sharp decline in sales tax may throw many of the transit agency’s future plans in limbo
Commercial Real Estate
Dallas Finally Seeks to Take Active Role In Transit-Oriented Development
The city will study what land use policies and financial incentives are best suited to help realize one of DART's long-promised benefits
Transportation
DART Begins Gauging Opinions on How To Redo Dallas’ Bus System
The agency will steer its ineffective bus system down one of two paths: enhanced frequency or more complete coverage.
Transportation
Who Should Pay For the Oak Cliff Streetcar?
The riders? The whole city? Only Oak Cliff? The city has itself a debate.