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The details you don't see in the listing photos.17643 Pinyon Lane has a finished room hidden under the stairs behind a b...
10/15/2026

The details you don't see in the listing photos.

17643 Pinyon Lane has a finished room hidden under the stairs behind a barn door, a dedicated media room upstairs, and a fenced backyard with real grass and a covered patio.

University Place, next to UT Dallas. 4 bed, 3.5 bath, 3,049 sq ft, built 2017.

Just reduced to $780,000. DM me for a private tour.

Lacey Brutschy | The Advisory Team | REAL Broker

10/15/2026

How many years have I been selling in real estate...? Enough😉

10/15/2026

🚨 WE’RE READY TO LAUNCH!
In celebration of RISE Convention next week, we’re opening Social Agent Society EARLY, ahead of our Caption - November 1 launch!

Join now and lock in $68/month, including our full program and LIVE weekly coaching with Courtney and me!

And here’s your heads-up: After RISE, our prices will RISE too! 🚀
Get in now and lock in your founding member rate!

10/14/2026

Dallas wants to rename part of a street that's been around since 1872 for the Texas Stock Exchange. And apparently, we're voting on this AGAIN. 👀

The proposal would rename part of North Harwood Street to Exchange Place, giving the Texas Stock Exchange's new headquarters the address One Exchange Place.

Sounds impressive, right?

But changing a historic street name requires 12 City Council votes, and the proposal only received nine in September.

Now it's back on the October 14 agenda.

Meanwhile, the city is also considering renaming the historic Houston Street Viaduct after former Dallas Cowboy and civil rights advocate Pettis Norman.

I understand wanting to recognize the financial institutions choosing Dallas. But do we need to change historic street names to do it?

And should honoring a person who contributed to Dallas history be treated differently than recognizing a business?

What do you think?Dallas wants to rename part of a street that's been around since 1872 for the Texas Stock Exchange. And apparently, we're voting on this AGAIN. 👀

The proposal would rename part of North Harwood Street to Exchange Place, giving the Texas Stock Exchange's new headquarters the address One Exchange Place.

Sounds impressive, right?

But changing a historic street name requires 12 City Council votes, and the proposal only received nine in September.

Now it's back on the October 14 agenda.

Meanwhile, the city is also considering renaming the historic Houston Street Viaduct after former Dallas Cowboy and civil rights advocate Pettis Norman.

I understand wanting to recognize the financial institutions choosing Dallas. But do we need to change historic street names to do it?

And should honoring a person who contributed to Dallas history be treated differently than recognizing a business?

What do you think?



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10/14/2026

The Trinity Strand Hi-Line Span started with up to $7 million in Design District TIF funding.

The potential commitment is now roughly $10.2 million.

One unexpected expense came underground. Bridge foundations needed to extend about 11 feet deeper into limestone, consuming around $250,000 of the contingency by itself.



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10/14/2026

🚨 WE’RE READY TO LAUNCH!

In celebration of RISE Convention next week, we’re opening Social Agent Society EARLY, ahead of our Caption - November 1 launch!

Join now and lock in $68/month, including our full program and LIVE weekly coaching with Lacey and me!

And here’s your heads-up: After RISE, our prices will RISE too! 🚀

Get in now and lock in your founding member rate!

10/14/2026

The Design District TIF is scheduled to end after 2027, and Dallas still has decisions to make about its remaining resources.

City staff says the district has seen roughly $1.4 billion in increased property value since its creation in 2005.

Now Dallas is considering which final infrastructure and neighborhood projects should receive funding commitments before the clock runs out.



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10/13/2026

Dallas City Council wants a closer look at abandoned houses and why the Code Compliance process takes so long.

Councilwoman Cara Mendelsohn requested a future briefing on the issue.

The September meeting didn’t provide numbers or propose a new policy, so the upcoming briefing is the part homeowners and investors should watch.



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10/13/2026

Dallas planned 759 lane miles of pavement work for the fiscal year. As of June 30, 386 were complete.

By September 8, the city reported roughly 562 completed lane miles and said staff expects to meet or exceed its original goal by the end of September.

The bridge numbers deserve attention too. Four repairs were planned during the reporting period, while eight came from emergency service requests.



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