The news comes just two weeks after Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar resigned from the high-profile project.
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Rendering of a Texas Central bullet train traveling over a viaduct. [Image: Texas Central Partners]
Green Light for $30B Bullet Train? Texas Supreme Court Gives Texas Central Land-Seizing Authority
by David Seeley | Jun 24, 2022
The Texas Supreme Court ruled today that Texas Central "has eminent domain authority" to survey and seize land needed for its proposed $30 billion bullet train line between Dallas and Houston.
The news comes just two weeks after Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar resigned from the high-profile project.
The news comes just two weeks after Texas Central CEO Carlos Aguilar resigned from the high-profile project.
by Lance Murray |
Oct 17, 2018
Texas is among the hot spots for foreign infrastructure investment, making Dallas the ideal location for the forum, according to its founder and CEO, Norman Anderson. It's the first time the North American Infrastructure Leadership Forum will be held in Texas, and notable DFW figures are featured on the all-star speaker lineup.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 30, 2018
Developers of the train terminal say that it will lead to economic growth in The Cedars, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods.
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by Lance Murray |
Jan 22, 2018
Dallas-Fort Worth is home to dozens of creatives who are changing the face of urban planning, social, and educational innovation.
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The bullet train would take 90 minutes to travel from Dallas to Houston. [Rendering Courtesy Texas Central Partners]
High-Speed Rail Could Transform Dallas’ Urban Core
by Lance Murray | Apr 27, 2017
Proponents say that commercial development around the proposed train station could change how people look at downtown Dallas.
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by Rachel Hawkins |
Dec 5, 2016
Julia Green's proposal for the Dallas rail station was selected first in the Station Architectural Design category from 45 entries.
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by Nealie Sanchez |
Oct 21, 2016
What will stations look like for proposed high speed rail? Texas college students can submit their designs in Texas Central Partners contest.
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