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Downtowns across the country responded differently to the exiting of office workers during the pandemic.
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Friendship-West Baptist Church filed to dismiss its case against the developers who planned to build an industrial warehouse near the church.
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As the Fort Worth City Council listened to a presentation on the city’s proposed urban forestry master plan, council member Gyna Bivens wanted everyone to understand why it existed in the first place.
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The city of Fort Worth had plans to bring water and sewer services to 321 acres of Dean Ranch, a master-planned development in rapidly growing Parker County.
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A temporary injunction was granted by a Dallas district court Tuesday halting a 200,000-square-foot warehouse in a predominantly Black and Latino neighborhood.
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For years, South Main was an urban village mostly by name only.
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A debate over reducing minimum lot sizes and allowing for some multi-family developments in single-family areas is brewing in Dallas. But not everyone is in agreement.
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From the moment Erin Schallhorn heard about the city of Fort Worth’s plans to build a stormwater detention pond near her Arlington Heights home, she could see her neighborhood’s future washing away.
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Arlington City Council approved an agreement that would allow Loews Hotels and Company to redevelop the Sheraton Arlington Hotel into an upper upscale hotel and convention center.
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After the city denied a permit for a proposed warehouse in southern Dallas, the Building Inspection Advisory, Examining and Appeals Board voted to overturn the decision.
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Arlington City Council members asked the Nehemiah Company to go back to the drawing board on a plan to finance a median park.