Unfortunately the biggest tower under construction right now will have a big aTm on it.Skyline in Ft. Worth has been pretty stagnant for 30 years. Time to get some construction cranes going !
It's just getting too damn big. Great for business, [ Finebaum ]ty for just about everything else. Tract home after tract home, as far as the eye can see, in the outer suburbs.DFW population is 8.3 million. Number one in the state and 4 in the country.
Well the Omni was going to build a 400 bed addition, but that has been paused due to the interest rates, and economic uncertainty.Skyline in Ft. Worth has been pretty stagnant for 30 years. Time to get some construction cranes going !
Just a suburb!Hello from Weatherford.
Excellent aTm EducationUnfortunately the biggest tower under construction right now will have a big aTm on it.
Could have said TCU, but leadership dropped the ball.Unfortunately the biggest tower under construction right now will have a big aTm on it.
Nope not at all.Just a suburb!
We’re screwed!1 million is misleading (kind of). The way the city boundaries are technically laid out is insanely large. As far north as Roanoke/TMS, south as Burleson, west as Aledo, and east as Arlington. So it’s spatially larger than Dallas.
It was getting to damn big 30 years back. In the early 90s Ft worth was around 600k. When I was driving to work at 6AM in '91 and the temp was regularly 85 to 90 degrees that is when I said I've had enough.It's just getting too damn big. Great for business, [ Finebaum ]ty for just about everything else. Tract home after tract home, as far as the eye can see, in the outer suburbs.
I'm envious of my friends who live in smallish towns. I'm not really able to do so right now, but someday....
In 1991, I would commute from the west side of Fort Worth to Beltline and the NDTW.It was getting to damn big 30 years back. In the early 90s Ft worth was around 600k. When I was driving to work at 6AM in '91 and the temp was regularly 85 to 90 degrees that is when I said I've had enough.
The answer is the Utopian 150k to 400 k pop community that is growing like wildfire. There is about half a dozen of those municipalities, and I'm focused upon those.
Dallas pretty much land locked by surrounding suburbs. No where to build new housing except vertically.1 million is misleading (kind of). The way the city boundaries are technically laid out is insanely large. As far north as Roanoke/TMS, south as Burleson, west as Aledo, and east as Arlington. So it’s spatially larger than Dallas.