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Developers want to build, so build residential. People want a nice city to live in, so build it.

Any near wilderness in South Dallas county needs to be put into conservation status. Quality of life is substantially increased with access of nature.

Haha who's intended to use the garage?

Downtown San Antonio is great

That one at white rock could be the best. West village need thousands more apartments. Put the trolley turnstile at target on the other side of the highway, residential there helps west village, too. Trolley barn at Fair Park for next rail extension.

After The galleria reduces retail space, does North Park expand? Residential on the Southside to have the best views, office and hotel? Spa. More couture

Smartphones desecrated thoughtful comments to old age forums like this, Troy, u on desktop for all that?

Neimans probably needs a hub office in New York.

It's okay to commute to Las colinas or Plano while living downtown. Even makes downtown an easier place to live. The train is almost an option.

I'm okay with the sunken option. I would rather have reconstructed bridges, but whatever. Just get it done.

Hahahahshsa

How much are these ones? $2-5 million?

If it's just for connecting flights, which would be a logistical wetdream for America airlines, this extension is ideal. Banking flights is too profitable to give up so build the terminal to make it easier for the customer. Won't lower the price for locals.

I'd rather it sit empty than get an inappropriate development.

That's awful

Oh, I thought someone else was joining TI.

How many chip manufacturing warehouses are getting built up there? How many times more than what currently exists in the Metroplex?

They're economizing when they should be spending.

Tamalama ding dong
Hahaha

Is there any reason to go ahead and start consolidating Sananto and Austin?

This place really need 20-30 suites for overnight visitors

The alternative is so much worse. Accept it Plano, repurpose is the best way to go.

Dallas_Uptown wrote:This will happen when pigs fly.

The name alone is enough to cancel it.

How tall can the buildings along lemmon be?

LongonBigD wrote:I seem to have a memory of when Chuy's took that space they actually removed some of the bricks in the facade to illicit that "old town" Mexican restaurant look/vibe. Is that a real memory or did I dream it?

On the patio, I think so!!

A different brand might be better anyway

Designed by tiger woods hahahaha

There's so much open land in Las colinas, some of it needs to go in the deep freeze.

Nice data

Finally, a reason for mass transit to Arlington, something fun.

A little pause is good. The money will collect around the best sites soon enough. Municipal and university construction projects on tap are huge, so the workers will still be around.

I forgot that grocery store is right there!

Is it just a matter of time before the estates are built in South Dallas? Some of it is beautiful.

At least the east side is finally getting developed.

What a waste

Matt777 wrote:The developer was just lazy and thought that the development did not have to have high standards since it was in Oak Cliff. We are done with that mentality and I'm glad the city stood up to the developer in this case. The development will be much nicer than initially proposed.

Hallelujah

Kicks ass

I love that place

^is there any indication that these garages are being built to allow conversion to some other use in the future? Especially in the more expensive buildings, some of the garage space might be need conversion to storage or even additional dwellings.

Need to double the population of uptown

Don't forget the train to college station and Houston

They're rallying around the convention center hahaha

It's satisfying to watch this side of downtown growing up

Did anyone see Emotional Oranges in Dallas the other day? They're playing in ATL tonight and I might go. They gotta good show?

The way Amazon paraded the expansion was gross. Four years later it's even grosser.

I like the name, Wynnewood village.

Is oak cliff still dry?

All the large areas of open acreage like this in South Dallas should be put into nature reserve status.

rono3849 wrote:What a massive failure by the City of Dallas to allow this horror to continue to plague one of the most prominent sites in the city. It's a disgrace to see that virtually nothing good has happened here for years. It's an open wound that has festered to just ugliness. No excuses are acceptable.

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