Dallas Observer • January 2017

Host of History Channel's Lone Star Restoration Opens Up About His Old School Craft

Forget cedar-smoked meats, steel-toed boots and rattlesnakes. Fort Worth’s own Brent Hull put Texas on the map for another reason, and it recently landed him his own History Channel show....

TOWERS • March 2017

The History Of Five Industrial Loft Conversions in DFW

If there’s anything renters like more than exposed brick, high ceilings and original hardwood flooring, it’s a building rich with history and full of stories hiding in its stairways. From...

TOWERS • February 2017

Hostels in Dallas: Where Are They Hiding?

Before the age of Airbnb, hostels were the hottest thing in low-cost travel accommodations around the world. Over time, some have evolved into extended stay-style lodging, while others are serving...

North Texas Daily • August 2017

Corinth residents protest development plan

More than 40 Corinth residents are protesting a developer’s plan to clear cut land and build new homes on 20 acres behind their neighborhood in Oakmont Country Club. “This is...

TOWERS • December 2017

Dual-Branded Hotel Opens in Downtown’s Historic Mercantile Commerce Building

After 25 years of vacancy, the historic Mercantile Commerce Building in Dallas has reopened as downtown’s first dual-branded hotel. The 193,265-square-foot space at 1712 Commerce Street will house both an...

Grapevine Lifestyle Magazine • January 2018

In the Office

With a grand opening in March, Grapevine’s Lone Star Executive Suites will offer high-tech meeting spaces and virtual offices in a 1900s building that is bursting with Texas history.

Cross Timbers Lifestyle Magazine • January 2018

Louisiana-Inspired Look

North Texas’ own Sterling Brook Custom Homes has been creating one-of-a-kind structures around town since early 2009. Builder Wayne Atkins, a Double Oak resident, says the company’s passion and dedication to their craft set them apart from competitors.

Renovator Magazine • October 2017

Hospitality Renovations

Dan Leising, account manager for Katerra, spent the majority of his childhood watching his father develop hotels and resorts in the Rio Grande Valley. After 15 years of working in...

Renovator Magazine • October 2017

Making a Patio a Powerful Rent Generator

According to Jimmy Croteau, director of design services at Katerra, there are four main ways that property owners can transform patios into powerful rent generators. From offering furniture as an...

Renovator Magazine, Issue 2 • August 2017

Bring Back The Model Unit

You never get a second chance to make a good first impression – especially when it comes to selling apartment homes. According to Jimmy Croteau, director of design services at...

Renovator Magazine, Issue 2 • August 2017

Maintaining Occupancy During A Full-Scope Renovation

Keeping residents on site during full-scope renovations may seem too good to be true. But Monni Warren, regional property manager at Pinnacle, tells us how to keep residents happy during times of transformation.

TOWERS • May 2017

A Conversation With Scott Rohrman, 42 Real Estate Owner and Man of Many Murals

42 Real Estate owner Scott Rohrman understands there is more to real estate development than putting up new towers and flipping properties for profit. Rohrman is making an impact on...

Renovator Magazine, Issue 3 • August 2017

Solving Problems In A Gated Community

Multi-tenet cellular entry systems open a new world for property managers and tenants.

Renovator Magazine, Issue 2 • August 2017

Ask An Expert: Renovations Gone Wrong

Insider Eric Crosland tells Renovator magazine about the three most common issues associated with large-scale renovations. Crosland works with various ownership groups as an independent renovation consultant and project manager.

North Texas Daily • August 2017

Unfinished business at new apartment complex

Unfinished construction at 33 Degrees North, a new apartment complex on Eagle Drive, has delayed 275 residents from moving in on Aug. 16. More than 50 residents still have not...