New parking regulations in Dallas could make parking more expensive and harder to find.
Minimum meter fees would be $1 and as much as $6 in popular areas like Deep Ellum and downtown Dallas.
The overhaul has been in the works at Dallas City Hall for more than a year to strike a balance on the use of the precious curb space as parts of the city become more congested for visitors. “I just don't want us to give away the opportunity to earn money from charging stations,” Councilwoman Jaynie Schultz said.“How are we going to get electricity to all these charging stations? You're either going to have to tear up the streets or tear up the sidewalks,” Councilman Paul Ridley said.
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City of Dallas plans to add more parking meters or increase prices in popular neighborhoodsThe idea is for the city to strike a careful balance between setting the price of parking just high enough that about one spot is open on every block, but not setting the price so high that it turns people away altogether.
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Former Dallas County Commissioner J.J. Koch appointed as Dallas County District Court judgeAs a commissioner, Koch said he wanted to withhold the county portion of district judges’ salaries until their case backlog was whittled down. Now, he's there and says he expects to be held to the same level of accountability.
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Flippers shifting strategies in topsy-turvy Dallas-Fort Worth housing market - Dallas Business JournalSome single-family home rehabbers are shifting from a fix-and-sell strategy to a fix-and-rent approach because higher mortgage rates are sidelining would-be buyers. And the housing inventory shortage is causing investors to turn to older homes to restore. Kurt Carlton, president and co-founder of New Western, which offers a nationwide marketplace for fix-and-flip residential properties.
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What Dallas-Fort Worth land brokers see for 2023 - Dallas Business JournalAs interest rates and construction costs continue to rise, there is consensus Dallas-Fort Worth land market will remain strong as the population grows and capital flows.
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Flippers shifting strategies in topsy-turvy Dallas-Fort Worth housing market - Dallas Business JournalSome single-family home rehabbers are shifting from a fix-and-sell strategy to a fix-and-rent approach because higher mortgage rates are sidelining would-be buyers. And the housing inventory shortage is causing investors to turn to older homes to restore. Kurt Carlton, president and co-founder of New Western, which offers a nationwide marketplace for fix-and-flip residential properties.
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Dallas nonprofit serving Latino families wants to start a movement - Dallas Business JournalThe Concilio was founded in 1981 and aims to unlock health, wealth and education opportunities for Latinos families.
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