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Month: January 2016
From Charity to Strategy: A Journey
by Charles Glover | Jan 5, 2016
A look at how giving differently can lead to better results.
by Patrick Kobler |
Jan 5, 2016
Researchers at the Texas Analog Center of Excellence (TxACE) are working to make blood tests a thing of the past, as they seek to replace painful pin pricks with easy and affordable breath analysis through a technology referred to as the programmable electronic nose.
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by Tara Nieuwesteeg |
Jan 4, 2016
Dwell With Dignity gives families the confidence they need to succeed by creating spaces they love.
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by Gunnar Rawlings |
Jan 4, 2016
Teaching should not be a noble cause or a community service project. Teaching is a career.
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Gaming in Dallas-Fort Worth
by Sarah Bennett | Jan 1, 2016
North Texas has played a major role in the gaming industry for more than two decades.
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by Christine Perez |
Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
Earlier this year, Crow Holdings chairman Harlan Crow held a party to mark what would have been the 100th birthday of his father, real estate legend Trammell Crow, who died in 2009 at the age of 94....
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by Hilary Lau |
Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
In the late 1970s, North Lake was a popular fishing spot. In the late ’80s and early ’90s, its southern shore served as a park....
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by Hilary Lau |
Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
Students at Coppell ISD’s newest school, Richard J. Lee Elementary, are guaranteed to get an education experience unlike any other in North Texas....
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Left: Pool and community lodge, Scotch Creek; Right: Cypress Waters features interior design by Art & Commerce. [Photos: The Billingsley Co.]
Cypress Waters: A New Multifamily Paradigm
by Hilary Lau | Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
After Billingsley Co. pieced together the land acquisitions for Cypress Waters, and brought in utilities and other infrastructure to support the project, one of the first development targets was multifamily. And these weren’t just going to be any old apartments....
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by Christine Perez |
Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
Billingsley Co. was so confident the demand would be there for office space in Cypress Waters, the company decided to kick off construction on a speculative basis....
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by Christine Perez |
Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
One of the first companies to catch the vision for Cypress Waters was Nationstar Mortgage Holdings Inc.,...
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by Christine Perez |
Jan 1, 2016
This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
Along with the giant sculptures that mark the southern and western entrances, one of the first things visitors will see at Cypress Waters is a bold new headquarters for 7-Eleven Inc....
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CityLine: A Development That’s Built to Last
by Kailey Gamble | Jan 1, 2016
With CityLine, KDC and its design and construction partners aren’t just developing a master-planned community for today—they’re keeping tomorrow very much in mind. That means a commitment to sustainability. For the office components, LEED Silver certification from the U.S. Green Building Council will be pursued, which involves using recycled and renewable materials and water- and energy-efficient strategies....
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by Glenda Vosburgh |
Jan 1, 2016
Thousands of workers will converge upon CityLine when State Farm and Raytheon move into their new office buildings in 2015. Some will have just a short walk to work, with residential options conveniently located on site....
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by Christine Perez |
Jan 1, 2016
Raytheon isn’t one to move around a lot. In fact, its current Jupiter Road complex in Garland, which houses its Intelligence, Information and Services (IIS) operations, dates back to the 1950s....
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by Kailey Gamble |
Jan 1, 2016
Most cities grow in random fashion, evolving bit by bit over time. Imagine having the opportunity to design a community for more than 16,000 people—from scratch....
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