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Old Posted Sep 18, 2010, 5:24 PM
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Originally Posted by greywallsareboring View Post
Yes DFW was hit as hard as Houston in the 1980s, especially when it comes to skyscrapers that were not built. But as a Dallas native I do agree that this project is a bit lame for the forth largest metro in the country. I would like to see at least one built at a descent height. As for the "so called" metroplex comment, after spending all week showing international delegations around DFW I can say that our "Metroplex" is doing just fine
I apologize for my quotes around the metroplex in my post. In retrospect it was quite judgmental from the eyes of a suburban New Yorker whose metro area covers small parts of three states.
I cop to ignorance of your community's overall dynamics. As I said before, maybe Austin's boom in spite of the present economy will translate to a higher outlook in other Texas metros in 2011 and beyond.