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A Portrait of a Real Estate Market on Fire

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Headington Cos. head to downtown Dallas with office move


Headington Cos. puts its money where it spends it, with office move to downtown Dallas
Billionaire Tim Headington has been a big investor in central business district rebirth.
Headington Cos. is moving its headquarters from Cityplace to the Forty Five Ten building on Main Street in downtown Dallas.(Carly Geraci / Staff Photographer)
One of downtown Dallas’ major investors is putting its business where its money has been spent.
Headington Cos. for more than a decade has bought and renovated downtown buildings and properties. The company headed by oilman Tim Headington has spent hundreds of millions of dollars helping turn around the center city. ....

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Desert Design and ATL's Stylish Wish: 22 Small Businesses to Support in the South


Desert Design and ATL’s Stylish Wish: 22 Small Businesses to Support in the South
Vogue
2/22/2021
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A patchwork of influences and inspirations informs the South’s contemporary retail landscape. Among our favorite local shops: a lingerie boutique in Tennessee, an artist oasis in West Texas, and a charming home goods destination in New Orleans.
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You can’t drive through downtown Naples without noticing Marissa Collections. For one, it’s huge, with a footprint spanning 10,000 square feet and it’s painted an unmistakable shade of flamingo pink. Marissa Hartington began with a much smaller space back in 1975, and it quickly blossomed into one of Florida’s most well-known shops. (Hartington still runs the business with her husband, Burt, and their son, Jay.) With an edit that feels both curated and diverse ranging from Oscar de la Renta and Dries Van Noten to contemporary labels like St. Roche, plus an epic jewelry gallery of t ....

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How the Pandemic Left the $25 Billion Hudson Yards Eerily Deserted


Feb. 6, 2021
When Hudson Yards opened in 2019 as the largest private development in American history, it aspired to transform Manhattan’s Far West Side with a sleek spread of ultraluxury condominiums, office towers for powerhouse companies like Facebook, and a mall with coveted international brands and restaurants by celebrity chefs like José Andrés.
All of it surrounded a copper-colored sculpture that would be to New York what the Eiffel Tower is to Paris.
But the pandemic has ravaged New York City’s real estate market and its premier, $25 billion development, raising significant questions about the future of Hudson Yards.
Hundreds of condominiums remain unsold, and the mall is barren of customers. Its anchor tenant, Neiman Marcus, filed for bankruptcy and closed permanently, and at least four other stores, as well as several restaurants, have also gone out of business. ....

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