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The long journey of Le Sol House, the Oak Cliff hospitality house and members-only club, may be nearing the point when it can say it’s operating in compliance with city code.

Plus: Gillett Commercial and Citadel Partners join up in Allen, Newmark leads federal office sale, JLL secures $40 billion in financing, and more CRE updates.

The weekend looks decent but toasty, and there might be the occasional rain shower. You know what that means? You're gonna need an umbrella, a water bottle, and sunscreen if you do the following: Dallas Murder and Mayhem Tour, Shakespeare in the Park (where they're staging The Merry Wives of Windsor), and all those Pride and World Cup events that start cropping up starting this weekend. Looking for some music? Try Don Toliver, Ben Rector, Charlie Puth, Luke Bryan, Band of Heathens, Carrie Underwood, Vacations, and the R&B Lovers tour with Keith Sweat, Joe, Dru Hill, and Ginuwine. What are your plans for the weekend?

It’s been a year of tumult at Uptown mainstay Georgie, which dismissed two executive chefs while vying for a Michelin star in 2025. The solution? Hire one of the best chefs in Dallas’ history. Bruno Davaillon, formerly of Bullion and The Mansion, has updated the menu of classic and reinvented French dishes, while pastry chef Dyan Ng serves up fireworks at dessert. To be clear, we don't mean sparklers. We mean really good dessert.

The school year for Dallas ISD students starts on August 11 and ends May 26. Here's what happens in between.

Plus: Parkland Center for Clinical Innovation partners with North Carolina-based Vega Health to launch five targeted AI models and more.

The conversation was led by Ray Washburne, Jack Matthews, Jennifer Scripps, Mike Ablon, and Scott Lowe.

The restaurant comes from a family with Chinese and Korean heritage, but the menu also spans across Southeast Asia and Japan.

Unlike the cookie-cutter Holiday Inns of the world, Stephenville’s Interstate Inn has stood out for decades with its one-of-a-kind sloped roof. It grabbed the attention of Dallasite Lisa Lennox and her sister Cathy Bonner, who had been on the lookout for a roadside motel in need of a glow-up. In January 2025, the siblings unveiled the revamped Interstate Inn, a 33-room boutique motel whose retro-luxe vibe would feel right at home in a Slim Aarons photo.