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How Affordable Is Downtown Dallas Housing? We Send Our Intern to Find Out.

Photos by Elliot Kaiser​Note from Jim: In the last week of April I asked the city to tell me how many guaranteed low-income housing units are available in downtown Dallas. There should be lots of them by now -a a couple thousand by some estimates -- because over the decades, the city has used hu ... More >>

As Downtown Struggles Back To Life, It’s Survival Of The Fittest For Urban Pioneers

Preservation Dallas Launches Effort to Save 508 Park Avenue, Asks City to Back Off

Last week, while working on this week's cover story in the paper version of Unfair Park, I discovered that the owners of 508 Park Ave. have filed with the city a permit to tear down the former Warner Brothers Film Exchange, built in the late 1920s. Long story, available soonish in a rack or on a com ... More >>

A $4-Mil Restaurant and "Basement Ultra Lounge" Planned for 1400 Main

View Larger Map What you see above is 1400 Main Street, directly across from the Davis Building and next door to City Tavern. Right now, it's but 11,000 square feet of nada, a 1954-built building on the tax rolls for some $2 million that isn't generating a cent in tax revenue for the city. Which is ... More >>

At Some Point, You'll Find Our DSpot. And, Damn It, You'll Like It.

Want to save an old hotel? Be our guest.

Honoring What's Left of Dallas' Past

Just Back Away from My DSpot

Re: Hard Rock and a Hard Place

The Real Estate: Downtown

Deep Easy

N'awlins reborn in Deep Ellum

Push poll

Downtown a possible home for homeless shelter

Inner-City Kul

It's too cool for school, but can we call it art?

Guest-Mex

Cafe San Miguel to open in June

Let It Shine

New eateries coming to the Galleria

Come High Water

Monica's owner hopes to open a pathway to heaven

Spanish Eye

Tarantino restaurant to open in Main Street building

The Thing That Ate Downtown

Downtown’s real estate barons are terrified that Perot-Hicks’ slick Victory project could wreak havoc on their own tax-funded plans to fix the city’s core