Commercial

The city has a role, the newspaper has a role, and the community has a role.

These are the types of places and crowds that we wanted to see come back to the neighborhood.

The study intends to create a vision for the Garland Road corridor to stimulate commercial revitalization.

One shop owner says it's practically impossible to have small retail stores come back to Fry Street because of the high rent.

This is reportedly one of the best undeveloped parcels of land available anywhere along a light rail line in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

It'll now be a sibling of the Magnolia and the Inwood.

Project Luke is the name for a highly-anticipated mixed-use development which will stretch from I-30 to Fort Worth Avenue along Sylvan.

Miller Commercial owed $9 million in debts it could not pay.

Oh, but Cityplace means you can take the train.

Newly renovated digs, oh my.

Until 2010.

Industry veteran Nathan Golik joins KDC team to lead medical program.

A 500-acre property along Industrial Boulevard is planned to be turned into a mixed-use project that will include a minor league ballpark.

Finally, an office scenario that includes crawfish boils and kegs of beer.

The candidate is running unopposed.

The CityWalk@Akard project will include the headquarters for Central Dallas Ministries.