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Urban Design
A Bigger Picture for the Old Dallas Morning News Headquarters
The Dallas City Council will vote on the future of the convention center later today. But an important part of that is what is next door: the old Dallas Morning News headquarters, which local architecture firm CRTKL explored redeveloping.
Urban Design
The Most Important Part of Dismantling an Urban Freeway
An op-ed in the Dallas Morning News reminds us that a great urban neighborhood won’t ‘magically’ sprout from the ashes of I-345. So the city and its partners need to start planning what that looks like.
Commercial Real Estate
Are These Dallas Office Properties Functionally Obsolete?
Younger Partners Research Director Steve Triolet says tenants have a new motto: Out with the old and in with the new.
Commercial Real Estate
What Will Bring Downtown Dallas Back?
Downtown Dallas, Inc. President and CEO Kourtny Garrett says the City Center as we remember it never left. Here’s why.
Commercial Real Estate
Five Trends to Watch in Commercial Real Estate
North Texas is expected to be a big winner in the post-coronavirus recovery. Here are some projects and trends to keep an eye on.
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Commercial Real Estate
What a Reimagined Thanks-Giving Square Could Look Like
An upgrade to the downtown Dallas green space could cost upwards of $25 million.
Business
Dallas Moves Forward with Carpenter Park Construction
The City Council unanimously approved the construction of what will be the largest park in the city's core and connect downtown with Deep Ellum and East Dallas.
Business
Downtown Dallas Inc. Offers Grants to Help Fund Storefront Repairs
The restoration program will help downtown businesses damaged during recent demonstrations.
Commercial Real Estate
Dallas Observer to Move Office Downtown
The weekly newspaper has signed a lease at 2030 Main Street.
Commercial Real Estate
Could Higher-Ed Be the Solution for Empty Office Space in Dallas?
Many downtown towers have been redeveloped into residential space. Adding education to the mix could revitalize the city even more, writes HOK Interiors Director Rachel Rouse.