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Cava is planning to open a 2,391-square-foot restaurant at 671 W.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Trunk-or-treat events are taking place across the Dallas Metroplex this October, with events ranging from downtown city squares to suburbs.
Full story at dfwchild.com ↗
Shef, an online marketplace connecting people with local chefs, including James Beard Award winners and Michelin-trained chefs, has launched its Weekly Shef Service in Dallas.
Full story at markets.financialcontent.com ↗
Lyda Hill Philanthropies has donated $11.1M to Trinity Park Conservancy’s Harold Simmons Park, a public park along the Trinity River.
Full story at mysweetcharity.com ↗
The $33 million rehabilitation development in Dallas, led by Hunt Capital Partners, Sycamore Development, and ASD – A Home for Life, will convert a former nursing home facility into 75 new homes with Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH).
Full story at connectcre.com ↗
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