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This 450-acre area represents massive value to the city of Dallas. It must become what its backers envision as a vibrant, dense urban neighborhood that...

Valley View Center Is Still Open for Business. (Really.) All photos by Pete Freedman. There is a fascinating, unsettling emptiness to Valley View Center. You’re (probably) not actually alone when you walk its halls, but the relative lack of human activity in what was designed to be a bustling space is acutely felt as you […]

The Dallas Police Association and the Dallas Firefighters' Association each sent letters expressing their concern about the threat of their info being leaked.

Scott Beck, CEO of Beck Ventures, told The Dallas Morning News Tuesday that the project will be at least six stories on Preston Road and Dilbeck Lane and...

After 10 mostly contentious years, Valley View is officially gone. City leaders and its developer, Scott Beck, say it's time to turn over a new leaf and start moving dirt.

Plans include trails, parks, shopping, restaurants, water features, hotels, condos, rental units, a theatre, athletic and wellness facility, and more.

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Scott Beck, CEO of Beck Ventures, says his company wants to create roughly 4,000 apartment units in North Dallas and for them all to be offered at market rates.

The remainder of Valley View Mall will be rubble by mid-month. But the path to clearing the property was just as messy as the path to its development.

For more than a decade there have been delays and complications, but on Friday demolition crews started tearing down what remains of Valley View Mall.