In 2011, when we host the Superbowl at the new Dallas Cowboys’ Stadium in Arlington, we could see a ticketed crowd of up to 120,000 fans. You know, with money from tickets for that game alone, plus revenue for hotels, restaurants, businesses – that one game could generate close to the billion dollars into the local economy for Dallas!

Looking for a great Margarita, along with some unusual Mexican food? Head on up to Maximo, Dallas’s newest Mexican Restaurant, north of downtown, across the LBJ. Besides the usual Tex Mex offerings, you’ll find some unusual dishes from the Puebla, Yucatan, Veracruz, and Oaxaca regions. While you are north of the LBJ border, head over to Inwood, and take a look at the Citta Park Townhomes.

Only a few blocks away from the new Dallas Art Center, the Live Oak Lofts are between downtown and the east side neighborhoods. These Dallas lofts are great for the buyer who enjoys the loft lifestyle close to many of Dallas’ major attractions.

The residences at Buzz Lofts are truly a meeting of architecture, art, and lifestyle. Only 4 stories tall, these downtown Dallas lofts are convenient to the DART and the cultural life of the city. Buzz Lofts is wired for future solar use, reclaims water with a butterfy roof, and lots of nice incentives. Consider that ownership at Buzz Lofts entitles the member to a Green Mountain all electric scooter, and a year’s membership at the Dallas Museum of Art.

Putting this Whitepaper together was almost as exciting as engaging in the real estate brokerage community this year.  For all of you who have followed us through social media and our blogging efforts… and for all of you who have met us or become a client of ours: you all know we like to have fun along the way!
Well, while all of that fun that is publicly displayed, there is actually quite a bit of work that went on behind the scenes.  I believe that this CondoDomain Year 1 Review …

A cosmopolitan fusion of architectural elegance and Dallas condo luxury living awaits you at the Azure, a 31 story residence designed to mirror an opulent resort. These uptown Dallas condominium residences are exquisitely designed by international aware-winning Vancouver architect James Cheng.

There are mixed reports on the state of the local economy here in Dallas. A report released Wednesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas indicated that the Dallas-Fort Worth area is in a weakened economic state. However, the Dallas Regional Chamber has concluded a five-year development campaign, which they report has added 140,000+ jobs to the area and raised $6 million. Meantime, the Dallas Condo market remains healthy in spite of the national economic woes. A report from The National Association of Realtors announced that Dallas is among the six national markets for the strongest median price sales growth.

One Arts Plaza is truly a glittering gem in the Dallas Art District’s crown. This 24 story mixed use tower combines offices, retail, and luxury condos. This is a true urban oasis, living, working and playing in one prominent location at the eastern end of Flora Street.

The Blog Rumors are out that CondoDomain represented President Bush in his new Preston Hollow home purchase in Dallas! This new Preston Hollow home located at 10141 Daria Place was purchased through a private trust.  Before we confirm the rumor… here are some interesting facts on the President’s new neighborhood.
10141 Daria Place is located in a neighborhood in Preston Hollow that is just to the east of the Tollway, north of Walnut Hill, west of Inwood Lane, and south of Royal Lane.  Preston Hollow has been a hot spot for …