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$6M Affordable Housing Experiment Helps Spur $248M in Development

An experiment using $6 million in taxpayer money to attract private investment and philanthropic contributions for affordable housing is showing some real scale in Dallas. The Dallas Housing Opportunity Fund has supported the construction of 858 affordable multifamily units across 10 investments since its launch in 202
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Fogelman Expands Texas Multifamily Portfolio

DALLAS – (Realty News Report) – Fogelman Properties has expanded its Texas portfolio with the acquisition of The Ovilla, a 288-unit multifamily community in Red Oak, south of Dallas. Founded in Memphis in the 1960s, Fogelman is one of the country’s largest, privately-owned multifamily investment and property management
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Meet Dan Barrios, retiring Richardson city council member and U.S. House candidate

Dan Barrios does not work in a typical office. Tucked in the back corner of a shared office space, flanked on one side by a moat of vibrantly colored pamphlets and a large bottle of Tajín on the other, Dan Barrios — the retiring City of Richardson council member — leaned back to look up at an entirely white wall.
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Morgan Stanley Reportedly Moves Closer to $1.3B Dallas Hub With Downtown Lease

It looks like Morgan Stanley is ready to put down deeper roots in Dallas, with the Wall Street giant reportedly signaling it chose the Big D over suburban Atlanta for a new regional hub. Morgan Stanley signed a lease last month at downtown’s Fountain Place, providing a temporary home while...
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A Texas Austerity Crisis Is Playing Out City by City, School by School

A version of this story ran in the September / October 2026 issue. Texas is in a state of fiscal crisis. Or, at least many of its school districts and municipalities are. All across Texas, from the biggest urban ISDs and metros to the smallest towns and exurban counties, local governmental bodies are feeling the increa
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Heat Warnings continue; Another record broken today

DFW sets new record high at 109°F! Extreme heat warnings continue for North Texas, but storms and cooler temps are ahead mid-week. Full forecast.
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Plano Man Killed in Early Sunday Coosa County Crash After His Lincoln Left the...

ROCKFORD, AL — A 68-year-old Texas man died early Sunday after a single-vehicle crash in Coosa County, Alabama, according to state troopers. Rickey T. Montz of Plano was driving a 2013 Lincoln MKS when it left the roadway and struck an embankment. Troopers said he was not wearing a seat belt and was pronounced dead at
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Garland school parking lot shooting leaves 2 men injured

GARLAND, Texas - Garland police are investigating a shooting in a school parking lot that left two men hospitalized with serious injuries. The shooting happened before 8:30 p.m. on Sunday outside WH Bradfield Elementary School on Bucknell Drive. Responding officers found two men lying in the parking lot. One was...
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Corporate and Relocation Housing in Central Texas: What Newcomers to Temple, Waco, and Belton...

The stretch of Interstate 35 between Austin and Dallas has quietly become one of the most active relocation corridors in Texas. Families priced out of Austin are moving north. Healthcare professionals are following the region’s growing medical campuses. Military-connected households cycle in and out around Fort Cavazos
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Olerio Homes Sneaks East Coast Style Into the Established University Terrace

HOAs take a lot of heat. In the last few weeks, I’ve read about residents raging against things like surveillance concerns, debt disputes, and architectural guidelines. While many of these issues rightfully irk residents, having a stopgap against tacky teardowns and gawdy developments is nice for many neighborhoods. Fo

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