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    Awesome Apartments

    Looking for a new apartment? These are the top 5 properties for 2017.

    CultureMap Create
    Nov 25, 2016 | 1:00 pm

    The only thing better than living in a swank apartment in the hottest part of Dallas is moving in right before the building becomes the new "it" locale. But how do you find that perfect urban homestead, before everyone else is clamoring to live there too?

    You talk to Dallas Apartment Locators, located above Mi Cocina in the West Village, who for eight years have been helping Dallasites and Texas transplants nail down their ideal new home, often with bonuses like free rent that otherwise might have gone unclaimed. These licensed Realtors take into account your preferences for area, budget, amenities, and timeline, and can find exactly what you're looking for — all for free.

    Few know the local apartment market like they do, so Dallas Apartment Locators shared some inside info on the top five most up-and-coming communities. Take note, for you might be reading about your new home.

    Knox Heights
    This brand-new building in the Knox-Henderson area is within walking distance of shops — some are even right under your apartment — restaurants, and the Katy Trail. The floorplans range from studio to three-bedroom, and some are even in a split-level loft style. Some of the units have small yards, which is ideal for pet owners, and there is a communal dog run. First move-in is in December.

    One Oak Grove
    The newest apartment community in West Village area offers floor-to-ceiling windows in select units, so you can gaze out over one of Dallas' most vibrant neighborhoods. The rooftop terrace, fully equipped fitness center, and complimentary Starbucks coffee bar make everyday life feel like vacation. There's a move-in special to be had at this mid-rise too: up to two months free.

    One Uptown
    The newest high-rise in Uptown has everything from studios to penthouses available in its distinctive 20 stories. City views, walkability, easy access to bars and restaurants, Whole Foods just down the street — the hashtag #OneUp says it all. It's also home to a Dallas first: a glass-bottom pool, which complements the Sky Deck on the building's rooftop. Two hospitality suites make hosting out-of-town guests a breeze, especially with the help of the 24-hour concierge.

    Stella
    Located in the exclusive State Thomas neighborhood, this complex has easy access to Uptown and downtown. A rooftop lounge and designer upgrades — think quartz countertops, extra-high ceilings, wood flooring, and spacious closets — give it modern, urban appeal, and right now there's the possibility of free rent for up to six weeks. And don't forget about the little details, such as USB charger outlets and unlimited hot water in the units and some truly addictive complementary coffee in the lobby.

    Victory Place
    This Victory Park high-rise might not be opening until March, but you'd be smart to pre-lease now. Neighbors like the American Airlines Center and W Dallas Victory Hotel, plus easy access to the Katy Trail and countless restaurants, make this urban living with modern conveniences. Of course there is a state-of-the-art fitness center and rooftop pool, along with 24/7 concierge services. A 700-square-foot studio starts at $1,315.

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    Dallas Apartment Locators can be reached at 214-999-1161 or info@dallasapartmentlocators.co.

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    Dallas City Council May 2025 election results in 2 runoffs

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    May 4, 2025 | 10:54 am
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    A new Dallas City Council was elected at an election on May 3, with two seats that will require a second runoff vote.

    According to figures from Dallas County, the total turnout was 70,187 votes, with 68,701 in person and 1,469 by mail.

    Nearly 50 candidates ran for the city's 14 districts. Out of those 14 districts, 10 had incumbents that were all re-elected for another two-year term.

    Of the remaining four districts where a new council member had to be elected, two were successful:

    • District 4, the southern Dallas seat previously occupied by Carolyn King Arnold, was won by Maxie Alexander.
    • District 6, the west Dallas seat previously occupied by Omar Narvaez, was won by Laura Cadena, Narvaez' chief of staff.

    Two will have to be determined in runoff elections. (In order to win, a candidate must earn 50 percent of the votes.):

    • District 11, covering Far North Dallas, previously occupied by Jaynie Schultz, will go to a runoff between Bill Roth and Jeff Kitner.
    • District 8, the southeast Dallas seat vacated by Tennell Atkins, will go to a runoff between Lorie Blair and Erik Wilson.

    The biggest turnouts were in north Dallas, in Districts 11, 12, and 13.

    DALLAS CITY COUNCIL RESULTS
    Here's the 14 districts, with total votes counted and winners in bold:

    District 1: 4,039 votes

    Just south of downtown Dallas, includes North Oak Cliff, Bishop Arts

    • Chad West - incumbent: 2,374 or 59%
    • Katrina Whatley - realtor: 1,582 or 39%
    • Jason Vanhof - tech sales: 83 or 2%

    District 2: 2,305 votes
    Weird propeller-shaped district extends from Love Field on the West, through Deep Ellum, to Casa View on the east

    • Jesse Moreno - incumbent: 2,073 or 90%
    • Sukhbir Kaur - repeat candidate: 232 or 10%

    District 3: 2,923 votes
    Southwest Dallas

    • Zarin Gracey - incumbent: 1,589 or 54%
    • Jesseca Lightbourne - assistant professor at UNT Dallas: 479 or 26%
    • John Sims - repeat candidate, owner of a podcast/radio studio in Oak Cliff 585 or 20%

    District 4: 2,971 votes
    South Dallas. Seat vacated by Carolyn King Arnold who has reached the end of her term and cannot run again, despite her efforts.

    • Maxie Johnson, pastor and DISD board of trustees representative: 2,228 or 75%
    • Kebran W. Alexander, Dallas County Sheriff Department employee and returning candidate who ran in 2018: 635 or 21%
    • Avis Hardaman, teacher: 108 or 4%

    District 5: 1,585 votes
    Far southeast Dallas

    • Jaime Resendez - incumbent: 1,329 or 84%
    • Elizabeth Matus - Health Unit Coordinator at Children's Medical Center: 256 or 16%

    District 6: 2,109 votes
    West Dallas, with seat left vacant by Omar Navaerz, who has reached the end of his term.

    • Laura Cadena, Navaerz' Chief of Staff: 1,064 or 50%
    • Monica Alonzo - former council member prior to Narvaez: 522 or 25%
    • Machelle Wells - flight attendant and minister: 201 or 10%
    • Linus Spiller - success coach and repeat candidate: 137 or 6%
    • David Blewett - one-term council member, but in in a different district (District 14): 106 or 5%
    • Gabriel Kissinger - "filmmaker": 23 or 1%
    • Nicholas "Nico" Quintanilla, youthful entrepreneur: 21 or 1%
    • Tony Carrillo - return candidate who ran in 2017 and 2023: 21 or 1%

    District 7: 2,642 votes
    Far east Dallas, just south of I-30 including Buckner Terrace

    • Adam Bazaldua - incumbent: 1,497 or 57%
    • Jose Rivas Jr. - deputy ombudsman: 436 or 17%
    • Cydney Walker - repeat candidate and host of Coffee & Politics talk show: 379 or 14%
    • Brian O'Neil Hesson - community activist: 209 or 8%
    • Lamar "Yaka" Jefferson: 110 or 4%

    District 8: 2,700 votes
    Far southeast Dallas, finally vacant now that Tennell Atkins has reached his term limit.

    • Erik Wilson - one-time city council member, running again: 1,129 or 42%
    • Lorie Blair - current member of the Zoning & Planning commission: 1,056 or 39%
    • Subrina Brenham - income tax professional, repeat candidate who ran in 2021 and 2023: 262 or 10%
    • Eugene Ralph - son of "Christian conservative" Eugene Ralph, is pro Proposition U, requiring Dallas to hire hundreds more police officers: 129 or 5%
    • Eliza Ruth Steward - has worked as a notary: 61 or 2%
    • Davante Peters - community organizer, return candidate: 43 or 2%

    District 9: 3,947 votes
    Northeast Dallas, Lakewood

    • Paula Blackmon - incumbent: 3,094 or 78%
    • Ernest P. Banda - served on the Red Light Camera commission in 2014: 853 or 21%

    District 10: 3,763 votes
    Northeast Dallas, Lake Highlands

    • Kathy Stewart - incumbent: 3,537 or 94%
    • Sirrano Keith Baldeo - litigious eccentric repeat candidate ran in 2019 and 2023: 226 or 6%

    District 11: 6,178 votes
    North Dallas/central — left vacant by Jaynie Schulz who chose not to run for another term.

    • Bill Roth - Lake Highlands lawyer who sued over an affordable housing project: 2,984 or 48%
    • Jeff Kitner - COO at North Dallas Chamber of Commerce, bicycling and schools advocate: 2,781 or 45%
    • Kendal Richardson - motivational speaker: 213 or 3%
    • Mona Andy Elshenawy - health care professional: 200 or 3%

    District 12: 5,845 votes
    Far North Dallas

    • Cara Mendelsohn - incumbent: 3,729 or 64%
    • Marc Rossouw - accountant and financial advisor: 1,775 or 30%
    • Jose Cavazos - poet-philosopher, anti-war & climate crisis activist: 341 or 6%

    District 13: 7,457 votes
    North/northwest Dallas

    • Gay Donnell Willis - incumbent: 4,860 or 65%
    • Diane Benjamin - the realtor in favor of "taking the liberal Marxist trash out in Dallas County and the city of Dallas": 2,597 or 35%

    Diane BenjaminDistrict 13 loser Diane Benjamin, once dressed up in an Indian outfit to portray U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren.Facebook

    District 14: 2,099 votes
    Downtown and Greenville Avenue

    • Paul Ridley - incumbent: 2,099 or 100%
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