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3 Things We’re Reading: Rangers Seek $1B Stadium with a Roof
by Lance Murray | May 20, 2016
The Texas Rangers and the city of Arlington plan a $1 billion stadium with a retractable roof as a way to beat the heat of a Texas summer.
by Lance Murray |
May 12, 2016
The real-time arrival system for DART trains has been restored after it was hacked in January.
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by Catherine Cuellar |
Feb 24, 2016
February may be the shortest month of the year, but 2016’s was long on inspiration — not just because of Leap Day.
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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....
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Raytheon's new campus will be secured by a 6-foot fence and have 24-hour manned guard shacks at all three entrances. [Rendering: HKS]
Raytheon at CityLine: Creating a High-tech Command Center
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. But things are about to change—in a big way.
The defense contractor will join State Farm as an office anchor of CityLine, occupying a new three-building campus KDC is developing at the southwest corner of State Highway 190 and Wyndham Lane in Richardson....
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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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by Christine Perez |
Jan 1, 2016
In April of 2012, execs from State Farm got in touch with their longtime North Texas real estate brokers, Randy Cooper and Craig Wilson of Cassidy Turley, to talk about a top-secret expansion the company was considering....
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by Kerry Curry |
Jan 1, 2016
It’s hard to appreciate of the size and scope of CityLine without a little perspective. Consider that in 1940, a century after Richardson was first settled, the small town was home to just 740 people....
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