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Daniel Root
  • Plano, TX
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West Dallas Development

Daniel Root
  • Plano, TX
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Hi all,

Was curious what the community (especially the DFW community) thinks about the area just west of downtown Dallas which is across the newish Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge. There seems to be quite a bit of commercial development there with a handful of new restaurants opening as well as a new brewery. To me it seems like an area that is primed for resurgence. There property in the area directly surrounding is quite cheap (50-80k range) so I was curious about what people about buying and holding SF or small MF properties to rent in that area for the next 5, 10, 15 years. Also the nice area of Stephens and Kessler Park is just south of this part of west Dallas which means people are willing to live in the area if the neighborhood makes a come back. Any thoughts or advice are greatly appreciated!

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