Dallas

New Year, New Build: This Briarwood Gem Will Make 2026 the Year You Choose Luxury

By Daniel Lalley / December 14, 2025 /

We’re halfway through December, which means those New Year’s resolutions are starting to take shape. After all the commotion of Christmas, it’ll be time to take stock and strategize a “new you.” Sure, many will focus on diet, exercise, or social media consumption. Some may even resolve to start a stretching routine or learn a…

Dallas Love Field Expansion Has $2.3 Billion Price Tag; Plans Not Finalized for Mockingbird Lane

By Mimi Perez / December 9, 2025 /

The expansion planned for Dallas Love Field Airport is estimated to cost between $2.3 and $2.5 billion. The one element of the project that will have the most impact on the surrounding neighborhoods, businesses, and traffic is still undecided.  During a July public meeting of the Dallas Love Field “Love What’s Next” 2025 masterplan, leaders…

Mayor Eric Johnson: ‘This Has Always Been the Dallas Story’

By Charles Grand / November 14, 2025 /

Mayor Eric Johnson laid out the promise of Dallas during his State of the City address on Thursday, touting the gains made over the past several years and highlighting the Big D’s status as a top destination for business and investment. The speech was livestreamed from the new Texas Stock Exchange at its temporary offices…

Apartment Association Pitches In To Help Keep White Rock Lake Clean

By Charles Grand / October 16, 2025 /

White Rock Lake, one of Dallas’ most treasured recreational landmarks, got some love last Thursday from dozens of volunteers who turned out to help clean up its shores. As part of its community service initiative, the Apartment Association of Greater Dallas (AAGD) got roughly 100 people out to assist municipal personnel in beautifying parts of…

Cooling Down Dallas: How Cool Roofs and More Trees Could Bring Relief to Hottest Blocks

By Mimi Perez / September 24, 2025 /

There are a lot of hot neighborhoods in Dallas, but we don’t mean the kind booming with growth. A recent study found parts of Dallas with fewer trees and more pavement are 12 to 14 degrees hotter than surrounding areas. The culprits? Roads, roofs, and parking lots. These impervious surfaces can trap 95% of the…