Commercial Real Estate Meet The Couple Playing Real Life Monopoly in Oak Cliff By Bianca R. Montes | 7 months ago Redevelopers Jim Lake Jr. and Amanda Moreno-Lake own half a million square feet in the evolving neighborhood.
Food & Drink Black Leaders in Dallas’ Food Scene Talk About This Historic Moment By Eve Hill Agnus, Rosin Saez, and Abby Blasingame | 2 years ago Seven Black voices from the city's restaurant and bar world share what this means for the culinary community now and moving forward.
Multifamily First Look: Another California-Based Investment Group Enters Dallas’ Hot Residential Market By Ellie Beeck | 7 months ago Banyan Residential investment has plans for two multifamily developments in North Oak Cliff, marking a more than $120 million investment.
Restaurant Review Del Sur Tacos Wrestles With Greatness By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 years ago Everything at the Oak Cliff restaurant is better than it has to be, simple and hard-to-find food elevated to high art.
Dining Dispatch Sketches of Spain Opens Today in Oak Cliff By Rosin Saez | 2 years ago The team behind the Wild Detectives bookstore debuts their Spanish pinchos restaurant on North Zang Boulevard, becoming the city's first.
Openings/Closings Bolsa, the Farm-to-Table Pioneer, Has Closed in Oak Cliff By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 years ago The end of an era for the Oak Cliff trailblazer.
Regional Mexican Raul Reyes’ Mesa Reincarnation, La Palapa del Sabor, Expected to Open January 15 By Rosin Saez | 2 years ago The Jefferson Boulevard restaurant revival will be a more casual dining experience, but a few Mesa favorites remain.
Restaurant Review Trouble in Oak Cliff’s Paradiso By Eve Hill-Agnus | 2 years ago A new restaurant in the Bishop Arts District is the kind of place you’d see in any chic, bohemian neighborhood. That’s the problem.
Movies The Time a Radio Legend Brought a Taste of Hollywood to Town By Connell R. Miller | 2 years ago Sixty years ago, Gordon McLendon decided to plant a movie studio between the coasts.
Urbanism The Making of Tyler Station By Shelby Hartness | 3 years ago Developer Monte Anderson has given the old Dixie Wax Paper Company a new life in Oak Cliff.
Urbanism Three Neighborhoods Where Dallas Could Prioritize People Over Cars By Peter Simek | 3 years ago The city is tearing out Oak Cliff’s Jefferson-Twelfth Connector, but it shouldn’t stop there.
CRE Opinion The Food Desert in Southern Dallas Persists By Terrence Maiden | 3 years ago Store closures in the region exacerbates the problem of providing residents with affordable and convenient grocery options.
Local News In North Oak Cliff’s District 1, Council Candidates Face the Impact of a Zoning Change By Sara Magalio | 3 years ago In 2010, the City Council approved new zoning near Bishop Arts that allowed for denser developments along Davis. Nine years later, the race for D1 is partly about its impact.
Commercial Real Estate Developers Aim for Walkable Urban Space in North Oak Cliff By Jeremiah Jensen | 3 years ago Exxir Capital and others are going back to the way communities were built before the automobile had people flocking to the suburbs.
Bar Review At Hatuey Cafe & Bar, An Art Lesson Alongside Terrific Drinks By Tara Nieuwesteeg | 3 years ago You don't need to sip a mezcal cocktail while looking at Latin American folk art. But upon going here, you'll ask, why not?
