Dallas Fort Worth Urban Forum

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I have been to downtown Dallas several times..day and night...and I never felt unsafe by the homeless. Guess what? Every major city has a homeless issue. Get a grip people....

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Wow! My brother and sister-in-law raved about the French Room at the Adolphus hotel years ago. Now, I see why. That room is incredible!

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This building looks great and would certainly enhance our skyline. For those that think this building is ugly, take a good look at yourself in the mirror.

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This building does wonders for our already beautiful skyline!

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Wow, that was a quick raze of the apartments.

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Our city has indeed grown so much. That night time shot is a little blurry but beautiful nonetheless. We have such a beautiful skyline. Rumor has it that Goldman Sachs is about to build a super tall and campus for their new HQ on Field St. This project will be a game-changer for our city! Dallas is ...

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Seriously Dallaz! Those are some of the best pics I have seen of Uptown and Downtown. I didn't realize how big our city has grown until I see these pics!

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Downtown is trending in the right direction. In 5-7 years, being downtown will look and feel like a 24/7 city.

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Great location and the views of Uptown and Downtown from this building will be amazing.

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God Bless Mr. Matthews! We need more people and buildings like this downtown.

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Either way, I'm just glad they are building a skyscraper that will enhance the Dallas skyline and bring thousands more people to the city. Great news folks!

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Yes, mid-rise is the right direction to go in this neighborhood of downtown. It will continue to activate the streets and it will be another good addition to the city.

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First world problems. Oh no!! So the residents complaining never heard of blinds or curtains?? This is building is a great addition to the neighborhood and for the city. Once the building is complete, it won't be as bright.

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The fact that this new apartment will have some units for lower income households is a huge win for downtown Dallas.

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This building will certainly have a positive impact on the skyline

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We already have a good skyline and it will continue to get better as they build more towers. Who cares if its not the prettiest buildings. We need density and more population in the city,

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Agree but overall folks this is certainly going to be positive for Uptown

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More people would live downtown if rents were priced a bit lower. Dallas is a cool city but it's not NYC, LA or Chicago. Set aside a few units in each building for people that make less than $40K a year and more people would move to the city.

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This is going to look great and is a like a great "Welcome" mat for residents and visitors.

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This will be a great addition to Deep Ellum.

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I know a lot of friends and family that live outside of Texas that are interested in moving to Dallas. And this is just among my circle of friends and families. Imagine all the other people out there. Good word of mouth spreads so Dallas real estate is continuing to be hot and will stay hot for the ...

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A great addition to the Downtown skyline. The view from the top of this hotel will be incredible. You will not only be able to see the bridges, but you will get awesome views of downtown and uptown.

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Dallas is quickly becoming a top 5-10 city skyline in the United States...Top 20 in the world IMHO

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Great addition to the Dallas Skyline!

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People often overlook the Design District's greatest assest: The best views of the city. One can get great views of both Uptown/Downtown and parts of Trinity river and bridges.

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I can't wait for this to open. This area of Uptown keeps getting better each year.

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1288 feet would be impressive. I Hope a tall building gets built on this site.

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VP will continue to attract residents and businesses because of it's desired location. I was there in the beginning and what I see now is a neighborhood that is still growing. As the Design District continues to evolve, some of that will spill-over to VP and vice-versa. VP was a "ghost-town&quo...

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Victory Park has decent pedestrian activity. I have always liked VP proximity to West End and the Design District. Victory Park is one of the "newer" neighborhoods too in downtown so it some time. A few years from now, I expect VP to be a lot more vibrant.

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Loved the pictures you provided. Some of the best shots of downtown I have ever seen!

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Most of you don't have any idea what you are talking about. Seriously. I'm almost 50 and I remember a time when downtown looked like a "Ghost Town' all the time. We have come a long way and I have been very impressed with the street level activity/vibrancy. Downtown Dallas still is still a work...

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Looks ok but Hillwood and especially Perot are ignorant. They are frugal and that is why we have to settle for their uninspired/boring buildings.

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I am happy to see taller buildings as well in the DD. It accents our current skyline very well and makes our city look more impressive in size/scope. NYC or Chicago, we are not but we are slowly getting there.

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Good looking building! This is a great addition to the Arts District.

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This certainly makes the Crescent area look more urban.

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More residential in the Design District is needed. The DD location is great because of it's close proximity to West End and Victory Park. They just need to create some pedestrian and bike friendly walk-ways and paths. It's on the way https://theloopdallas.org/hi-line-connector-renderings/ Thanks fo...

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More residential in the Design District is needed. The DD location is great because of it's close proximity to West End and Victory Park. They just need to create some pedestrian and bike friendly walk-ways and paths.

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This will be a huge for Uptown and Downtown and it's residents. I hope this happens sooner rather than later.

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This will be a great addition to the EQ district.

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Great infill...Our downtown continues to look very dense.

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This may fill up quickly because the Design District is really hot right now. Demand is there for these residential towers.

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Willow Bend mall is a great mall but will probably be closing in the next few years

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Those are incredible views of Uptown and Victory Park. It looks dense and reminds me of downtown Vancouver. This will be a great addition to the city but hopefully they will build some affordable housing.

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The Design District is going to be the "next hot district" along with the EQ

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That's so great to hear. I'm old enough to remember when downtown Dallas was a ghost town in the 90's and early 2000's. Last time I was in downtown--which was about a year ago--it seemed much more vibrant. I saw families, people walking their dogs, a good mix of people and different backgrounds/race...

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Nice addition to the city's skyline.

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What a beautiful building. Great addition to our already impressive skyline!

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If I could pick one place to live in Downtown in the near future, it would be the East Quarter district. It's a great location and is "true urban" as compared to Design District or Uptown. It's so close to all the hot spots--Discovery District, Deep Ellum, Farmer's Market and CBD/The Munic...

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I love the infill/density it created on this side of the street.

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I agree...we need more families living in downtown. The more people that live in or near downtown, the more local businesses will thrive. We are on the right path though...

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