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City Hall's Desire For A Fancy Downtown (Without Too Many Poor People) Costs Developers $30 Million

By Jim Schutze May 06, 2010

Don Hill, the Dallas City Council member recently sent to federal prison for 18 years for bribery and corruption, didn't use a... More >>>

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After the city killed plans for affordable housing at 1600
Pacific Avenue, it turned the building over to a new developer. He says hes going to rehab the building as The Grand
Ricchi, which he says means The Great Wealthy Dallas.

After the city killed plans for affordable housing at 1600
Pacific Avenue, it turned the building over to a new developer. He says hes going to rehab the building as The Grand
Ricchi, which he says means The Great Wealthy Dallas.

Jim Schutze

After the city killed plans for affordable housing at 1600 Pacific Avenue, it turned the building over to a new developer. He says he’s going to rehab the building as “The Grand Ricchi,” which he says means “The Great Wealthy Dallas.”

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