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Arts & Entertainment
111 Dallas Arts Groups Unite to Push for ‘Save Our Stages’ Act
The bipartisan U.S. Senate bill would authorize $10 billion in grants to support independent arts organizations
Commercial Real Estate
Dallas’ Hotel Industry Took A Massive Hit From COVID-19
This is how area leaders plan to recover.
Commercial Real Estate
May 2020 E-Commerce Sales Eclipsed The 2019 Online Holiday Shopping Season
COVID-19 didn't change retail, it just accelerated significant trends affecting the way we shop, says Venture Commercial Real Estate Managing Director and Partner John Zikos.
Coronavirus
Texas Mayors Push for COVID-19 Relief Funding
The economic shutdown has wreaked havoc on local budgets. Nearly 100 Texas mayors signed a letter asking for congressional help.
Sports News
Preparing Facilities For the Return of Sports
Sports arena design pros from Gensler share strategies for bringing fans back to the stands.
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Commercial Real Estate
COVID-19 Requires New Ways of Working and Leading
Jackson-Shaw's Michele Wheeler says leaders should take a “people-first” approach to engage teams—both the remote environment and those transitioning back to the workplace.
Housing Market
DFW Residential Market Posts Surprisingly Strong Second-Quarter Sales, Starts
Area new-home closings climbed to 10,565—the highest quarterly number since late 2006.
Healthcare
An Unlikely Pair: Wastewater and COVID-19
Tracing coronavirus though wastewater can identify trends across a broader region identify emerging hot spots, writes expert from AECOM.
Healthcare
What Air Travel Might Look Like Post-COVID-19
DFW Airport has become a laboratory for new technologies designed to keep air travelers safe amidst a pandemic
Coronavirus
The Whole World Is Uncertain About How to Best Handle Reopening Schools
A lack of research, clear outcomes makes planning for pandemic schooling difficult and frustrating