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Dallas' beloved Chi Omega Christmas Market returns with more than 250 merchants and a fashion icon
Promoted articles are crafted by CultureMap Create on behalf of our sponsors. Holiday shopping meets a worthy cause when the 49th annual Chi Omega Christmas Market returns November 19-22, at its new home in Dallas Market Center's World Trade Center on the 11th floor. One of Dallas' most beloved holiday...
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
Dallas Veterans Day parade ends near site of planned Veterans Village
Dallas is moving forward with plans for a new housing community in South Oak Cliff designed specifically for veterans experiencing homelessness. Veterans Village at Patriots Crossing is planned for seven acres across from the VA hospital. Dallas greenlit the project earlier this year, transferring the land to Veterans Community Project, which plans to construct 50 tiny homes.
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fortworthinc.com
Loan Demand Rises Even as Lenders Tighten Credit, Dallas Fed Finds
Loan demand picked up across the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ district even as lenders raised borrowing costs and tightened credit, according to the Dallas Fed’s November Banking Conditions Survey. Overall loan volume grew at roughly the same pace as in the previous survey, with commercial real estate...
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Rise48 Plans $6M Carrollton Complex Makeover After Occupancy Sinks Below 84%
A 320-unit apartment complex in Carrollton is getting a $6 million makeover after its occupancy slipped below 84%, well under the near-93% average Rise48 Equity reports across its other 15 Dallas-Fort Worth properties. The Phoenix-based investment firm recently acquired the property at 2500 Guerrero Drive, formerly known as The Holden, and has rebranded it Rise Trinity as part of a broader repositioning push.
Dallas Observer
Gallery 19C’s ‘The French Fashionista’ brings 19th-century Paris to North Texas
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Dallas one of a kind, Dallas Observer is there. Help us raise $25,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. In 1880, William Kissam Vanderbilt walked into Alfred Stevens’ Paris home, saw...