Hello DFW! In town for a commercial production and we need someone to prepare a few dishes that look good for an Ad! Could be a food stylist or someone from a catering company! Please send recs!
Hello! I'm looking for some townhomes within 30 minutes of UTD that would have a yard. I have a large dog and 4 cats, so I think apartments are out of the equation (unless someone has reccomendations, not opposed to it). Open to renting a house but I haven't had much luck there. Budget is $2,200.
Google says installing quartz or granite counter tops is anywhere from $40-$150 per sq foot. This is a pretty big range. What are people paying locally for this? For inexpensive to mid range stone.
East/NE Dallas preferably. Looking to take my kid to add some accessories to their new bike. Bell, bottle holder, etc. Things like that.
What’s the coolest space you’ve seen? What makes it unique?
Of course the cheaper the better. But, I’m looking for a place and I’m curious what kind of quirky places there are out there. I have seen so many cookie cutter apartments online, I’m dying for some individualism. I am confident I can make any place feel like home, but did the same designer have their hands on every building? I’m losing faith in finding something that feels like me.
Hello Reddit!
I'm looking for a recommendation on where to get my son's first hair cut. He's got super curly bright red hair, so I'm hoping not to butcher it.
Looking for:
Closer to the Dallas/ Irving/Arlington/GP area
Has a cool chair he can sit in 😎 🚒
Can do curly hair
Looking to book a private karaoke room for a bachelorette party. Tried Casablanca but apparently they’ve been bought by Paradiso and don’t do the karaoke anymore. Do not want to go to Carrollton. Thank you!!!!
Any suggestions?? I moved here recently. Also open to any nerdy recs in general!
southeast Dallas area (near Pleasant Grove / Mesquite ISD area)
Need your opinion on the area, I’ve never been to Dallas but will need to be there for the next 4yrs+, will be working in the medical district. Please give me your opinion
First off, I’m in my late 20’s pondering a move from the bay area CA. Don’t judge, I am not coming with a wad of cash. I am tired of cost of living and CA crime and policies.
I work for a real estate firm HQ’d in Dallas and plan on renting in the Plano/Frisco area to start but may want to buy a home in the future. The main thing that scares me from this area is what I see about foundations cracking.
I have a buddy who lives out in Gun Barrel City and says to make sure foundation is “pier and beam” or “post and beam” instead of concrete slabs. Are most new homes built with this recommended foundations able to withstand this issue for long periods of time?