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    House For Sale

    Grab this '60s East Dallas home with only one owner before flippers get it

    Teresa Gubbins
    Mar 17, 2023 | 12:15 pm

    A '60s house in East Dallas with only one owner that's basically untouched is on the market at a great deal of a price.

    2323 Homeway

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    Focus less on the curtains and more on those arched windows.

    Located at 2323 Homeway Cir., it's a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home built in 1969, with 1,802 square feet and an attached two-car garage.

    The listing describes it as "lovingly maintained," with a gracious floor plan, generous sized rooms, and "lots of charm throughout."

    It sits on a spacious 8,842-square-foot lot with mature trees, that's minutes to Casa Linda, White Rock Lake, and Lake Highlands.

    Although the interior is mostly untouched, it's had numerous updates including:

    • new roof in 2021
    • hot water heater 2016
    • furnace in 2014
    • new AC in 2016
    • new electrical panel in 2010

    So they took care of some of the important infrastructure, although it says it's for sale as-is, so there could be other surprises.

    Still, with all of those updates, if you were someone who appreciated the original '60s wood-paneling and could remain open-minded to the quaint wallpaper and were able to see that Formica countertops are really wiser in a kitchen than granite and loved a vintage wall oven, why then it would almost be move-in ready. Might want to replace the carpeting.

    The bathrooms are not '50s-era pastels although they do have vintage 4-inchX4-inch tile, but the countertops are granite, and one of them has an Art Deco-style black-with-white-flowers wallpaper that doesn't look all that dated.

    A house built in 1969 is perhaps not innately venerable but it's still in great shape and it would be so much more righteous if the house were purchased by someone who liked it for what it was, rather than a flipper who is just going to wipe it clean and replace it with non-period stuff.

    The current seller is the original owner.

    Listed by Allie Beth Allman & Associates, it's priced at $219,000, and as the listing indicates, it has already received multiple offers. They're calling for the best offer by Sunday, March 19 at 3 pm.

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    Tunnel News

    Southern Dallas complex wins free underground tunnel from Elon Musk

    Teresa Gubbins
    Mar 24, 2026 | 2:39 pm
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    A Southern Dallas development is in line to get a tunnel from Elon Musk: The University Hills Development, a billion-dollar housing project at the northwest corner of I-20 and Lancaster Road, has been awarded an innovative mile-long tunnel to be built by Musk’s The Boring Company, which will connect the development to a nearby DART station.

    According to a release, University Hills was among 16 finalists out of a total of 487 submissions vying to get a tunnel in a contest that The Boring Company launched in January — soliciting proposals from individuals, companies, and governments that would demonstrate the potential for tunnels to solve problems.

    Musk founded The Boring Company in 2016 as a subsidiary of SpaceX to improve tunnel boring speeds and reduce urban traffic. Now an independent entity, the company creates underground transportation tunnels with a goal of reducing traffic and enabling rapid point-to-point transportation.

    University Hills was one of three finalists in the U.S., along with NOLA Loop in New Orleans, and Ravens Loop in Baltimore. Before any tunneling begins, there'll be a diligence process which includes meetings with elected officials, regulators, community leaders, and business leaders, plus experimental borings and an investigation into the impact on utility and subsurface infrastructure. Only then will it be determined whether the tunneling ensues.

    University Hills is a 280-acre, $1 billion development in Southern Dallas by Hoque Global, which will include 580 homes with a town center at its core. If the project gets the go-ahead, that town center could now be connected by tunnel to the nearby DART Station at the University of North Texas Dallas.

    Hoque Global founder and CEO Mike Hoque calls it "an honor to be recognized with the City of Dallas as the winning project for The Boring Company’s Tunnel Vision Challenge."

    “University Hills is innovative in all of its features to bring connectivity and growth, and this recognition highlights the development’s landmark work for Dallas and Southern Dallas, and shows how emerging infrastructure solutions can strengthen access to transit, jobs, and opportunity for the surrounding community," Hoque says.

    Dr. Warren von Eschenbach, the president of the University of North Texas at Dallas, says the project will strengthen connection with the community.

    “UNT Dallas is pleased this innovative tunnel will increase access to and from our campus and the region,” Eschenbach says. “It symbolizes the continued growth of Southern Dallas through technology, collaboration and forward-thinking and will strengthen the community surrounding the University."

    Groundbreaking and timing for the project to be announced, based on planning and permitting with The Boring Company and City of Dallas.

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