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Dallas Texas
Metro
Vol 1 2008
Information
Provided by:
Joseph Hewey
214-520-4122
incredibly diverse, sincerely
friendly, and as ground breaking
as they come.
Your Dallas Gay RealtorWhether you are buying, selling or
building a property, Joseph Hewey,
your Dallas gay agent at Keller
Williams can provide expert
guidance throughout your Dallas
real estate transaction.
As a gay agent, feel rest assured
that I can handle your transaction
and completely understand
alternative lifestyle relationships!
Find out what properties are
available or what are some great
Dallas gay businesses and
About Gay DallasThe Lone Star State ranks second only to
California as the most popular domestic
pleasure travel destination. Dallas proudly
boasts the sixth largest gay population
in the country. Maybe it’s that good ol’
southern charm...or the vibrancy of its
nightlife and attractions...or perhaps its
wealth of appealing singles. Whatever the
reasons may be, gays and lesbians come
from all over to take in the city’s warm
hospitality and colorful culture.
Dallas’ gay scene is thriving and continues
to grow in every way imaginable; it’s
www.GayRealEstateDallas.com
organizations. Take a look at the
information and please contact me with
any questions!
I will answer your questions and get you
ready for your move!
Index
Metro Maps
Popular Gay Areas
Oak Lawn Area
Night Life Guide
Other Popular Areas
Down Town Maps
Up Town / Turtle Creek
N Oak Cliff Area
Bishop Arts
Dallas Arts District
Victory Park Area
West Village Area
State / Thomas Area
Knox / Henderson Area
Art & Culture
Shopping Malls
Business Listings/Groups
DFW Housing Facts
Dallas Pride
Fortune 500 companies
Buyers Guide/ MLS search
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The information herein is deemed reliable but not guaranteed, This guide is for informational purposes only. Joseph Hewey does not endorse any business listed individually or any area of Dallas
more than another. Please contact Joseph with any questions about DFW area, It’s average real
estate prices and areas of interest that might fit your individual needs not listed within. Thank you!
Metro Maps
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North Dallas
Popular Gay Areas
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book stores, video stores,
services, and restaurants
within walking distance.
Being a big city, there is a
wide variety of people and
scenes, so you are sure to
find what you seek.
Oak Lawn is known for its
fabulous restaurants and
stylish bars as well as being
one of the few nationally
recognized gay
neighborhoods in the
country. Many conventional
ideas about Texas are being dispelled by this forward
thinking area and its
residents. There’s much
more to Dallas than most
people think and Oak Lawn
is one ideal example of
that. Known locally as their
“gayborhood”, Oak Lawn is
adjacent to the Dallas Design District, and as a result
Dallas has one of the largest Gay
populations in the US and is home to the
largest GLBT church: The Cathedral of
Hope. Gay Dallas is primarily centered
around the Oak Lawn area with bars,
restaurants, and stores found throughout
Cedar Springs Rd and Oak Lawn Avenue.
The intersection of Throckmorton and
Cedar Springs has been called the
“crossroads” of Oak Lawn and is the home
to a bunch of GLBT Bars, coffee shops,
conveys a very artsy, upscale feeling.
Recognized as being the area’s center
for gay and lesbian themed entertainment district, Oak Lawn has tons to offer
the queer traveler. Its main strip is Cedar
Springs, which is the epicenter of Dallas’
gay nightlife. With establishments that cater to every whim within walking distance
what more could you ask for! Weekends
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Oak Lawn
are undeniably the busiest time for Gay
Dallas, but the
community is always active no matter
when you have time to visit. With diverse
crowds and so much to do, Oak Lawn
should be at the top of your relocation list
for Dallas. Oaklawn real estate has
flourished with abundance of new
construction projects! Most housing in
Oak lawn has moved to stylish condos
and town homes, but single family homes
can be found throughout the area!
www.DallasOakLawn.com
Knight St Urban Lofts
Piazza Siena
Condominiums
West Side & Tribecca
Condos on Cedar Springs
Montebella Town Homes
Call today for up to date listings and prices
on Oak Lawn Condos and Town homes!
Public photos of this area have been placed as examples of some styles. All photos are from public listings on MLS,
Please contact Joseph for a style that might fit your individual needs.
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Night Life!
Alexandre’s (214) 559-0720
Small neighborhood lounge popular on weekends, with entertainment, shows and piano!
Oaklawn - 4026 Cedar Springs Rd., Dallas, TX
Buddies II
Dallas Eagle (214) 357-4375
www.dallaseagle.com
Very popular leather/levi’s bar.
2515 Inwood Rd., #107, Dallas, TX
Primarily women’s bar welcoming to men. Check
out the swimming pool.
Oaklawn - 4025 Maple Ave., Dallas, TX
Havana
Crews Inn (214) 559-0669
Cuban flavored nightspot with dinner.
Cruisy neighborhood bar. Popular Tuesday
Nights! Male Dancers after 10pm
3215 N. Fitzhugh Ave., Dallas, TX
Hidden Door
Large neighborhood bar, Popular
with a diverse crowd with a tinge of
leather.
5025 Bowser Ave., Dallas, TX
Hideaway
Popular piano bar, with Large patio
seating area and connects to small sports bar
with pool table. Great place on warm Spring
eves. Oaklawn - 4144 Buena Vista St., Dallas,
TX
Illusions
S4 Station #4
Small bar with drag performers.
Oaklawn - 4100 Maple Ave., Dallas, TX
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J.R.’s Bar and Grill
(214) 559-0650
www.caven.com
Extremely popular spot in the center of it all.
Dance Music with Social areas, non smoking
areas, 3 pool tables and games. 2nd Level has
open patio areas when weather permits!
S4 “Station 4”
Popular and large dance club goes into the after
hours. Large Smoke Free bar 2nd level. Home of
the Rose room for Drag performances
Sue Ellen’s
Kaliente
www.kaliente.cc
The place for the latin crowd.
4350 Maple Ave., Dallas, TX
Late night dance spot for women.
Tin Room
“Let the Good Times Roll!” Small neighborhood bar.
Mickey’s
www.mickeysdallas.com
Popular bar and dance club with shows, dancers
and special events.
Round-Up Saloon
www.roundupsaloon.com
Large country & western dance club with multiple
bars. Country Dancing at its finest, Huge Game
room with 4 pool tables and games. weekly 2
step lessons.
2514 Hudnall St., Dallas, TX
Woody’s Sports and Video Bar
“Casual sports bar” 2 levels with two large patio
areas and 2 pool tables.
4011 Cedar Springs Rd., Dallas, TX
Zippers (214) 526-9519
Go-Go Dancer bar on Fitzhugh.
3333 N. Fitzhugh Ave., Dallas, TX
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Other popular areas!
Park Cities
Park cities consist of University Park and
Highland Park collectively known as the Park
Cities Area. With in Dallas these areas have
set up their own autonomous communities
within the city limits. The results have been
one of the best established and priciest neighborhoods in the nation! Interspersed with
Multi-Million Dollar Homes, such complete
with servants quarters and four car garages.
Home to many of North Texas wealthiest
individuals. This are is north of downtown and
Also a small independent northern area, this
city has trendy, shopping, restaurants, and the
night life of any major city! about 20 to 30
minutes from down town.... A great place to
live!
North Dallas
Fast growing area with shopping close and
downtown within a short drive. suburban
living, centrally located with everything within
reach. Homes from 200’s to 2 m plus.
right on the edge of Oak Lawn.
Plano
White Rock Lake & Lake wood,
One of the fastest growing cities in the na-
What is it about a lake that draws people to
nest? Lake wood in East Dallas is a well established area with a variety of homes for all
prices and interests.
Carrollton / Farmers Branch
tion, Plano is often considered one of the more
conservative suburbs of Dallas, but the hub of
Collin county. Some great areas and a wide
array of pricing!
Frisco
As more and more people filter into the me-
These small northern independent cities border troplex, this once distant suburb has grown
in population and popularity. About 30 to 40
north Dallas across 635 conveniently located
to major freeways including the toll way, 635,
and 35. Prices start at the low 100’s+
minutes from Downtown Dallas this city has
great area services, shopping and a wide range
of pricing. A great location and the city is
growing fast!
Addison,
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Downtown
Dallas!
www.DownTownDallas.org
Online interactive maps
Downtown Living Info
View online MLS listings at
www.gayrealestatedallas.com
For additional information about high-rise and loft living down town,
please give me a call!
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Up Town/
Turtle Creek
Unique, hip area located between
Oak Lawn and downtown Dallas,
homes ranging from historic
homes and redeveloped industrial
lofts to ultra modern condos.
Stylish town homes and condos
often feature balconies with
views of the nearby downtown
skyline. Rooftop patios and
swimming pools, in-house gyms,
and secured parking garages
Uptown attracts both buyers and
renters. Uptown offers many great
restaurants, art galleries, shopping
and more. Don’t miss the MADI
Museum and McKinney
Avenue Trolley!
Website: www.uptowndallas.net
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N Oak Cliff
Where is Oak Cliff? It is just south of
downtown Dallas about 10 - 15
minutes from Oak lawn, across the
Trinity River. The “original” Oak Cliff
is pretty much what we now call
“North Oak Cliff.”
North Oak Cliff is where you’ll find
the historic homes, Bishop Arts
District, Kessler Neighborhood’s,
Methodist Hospital, and Lake Cliff
with lots of oak trees and quiet
neighborhoods filled with Tudor and
cottage style homes. North Oak
Cliff is a gay friendly area and if you
are looking for a single family home
close to down town from the
mid $100s + this is for you!
Popular subdivisions include the
Kessler neighborhoods, Winnetka
Heights, and Stevens park!
Kessler Plaza starting low 200s
Lake Cliff Tower Condos
For a list of homes, styles and pricing
contact me today!
www.oakcliff.com
View online listings at
www.gayrealestatedallas.com
Winnetka Heights starting mid to high
200s
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Bishop Arts
N Oak Clif f
Recent revitalization of this North
Oak Cliff area brings fresh
perspective to an old town and
further extends Dallas’ warm
embrace. With more than 20 gay/
lesbian run businesses including art
galleries, antique shops, fine dining,
and quirky coffeehouses. Whether
you’re into antiques or modern art,
this quaint area offers something for
everyone.
www.bishopartsdistrict.com
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Arts District
Looking for some culture in Texas? The Dallas
Arts District is a 19-block, 68.4-acre neighborhood in the northeast part of Downtown Dallas,
the largest urban arts district in the country. The
area is home to 13 facilities and organizations
including the Dallas
Museum of Art, Dallas Symphony Orchestra,
Arts District Theater, Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, Nasher Sculpture Center, and the
Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian
Art. Don’t know where to begin? The Arts District
Stroll is a guided walking tour showcasing the
architecture, history, and activity of the area and
it’s available at no charge on the first Saturday of
every month. The Dallas Symphony Orchestra is
the eighth oldest symphony in the U.S. and The
Crow Collection of Asian Art is the only Asian Art
Museum in the southwest. The Dallas Museum of
Art has an extensive collection of
post-1945 art in the Southwest, one of the largest in the country and over 23,000 works from
around the world. Featuring more than 300
pieces, the Nasher Collection includes sculptures
from Picasso and Rodin. Just walking the
impressively landscaped garden is an
unforgettable experience for any visitor.
www.artsdistrict.org
Museum Tower Residences
starting 1.2 m
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Victory Park
When you are in Dallas get ready
to see a new area bringing Dallas
Alive. Dallas Victory Park. New
Shops, New Restaurants, the “W”
hotel, all within walking distance.
When you come to Dallas for the
warm seasons you will love this
area. Victory Plaza has great live
music and every Sunday it is a Party
in the Park by the Fountains. House
of Blues is in this area and always
has great bands. See the
Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas
Stars play games at the American
Airlines Center and walk back to
your home. A great area to live with
plenty of condos to choose. Be sure
to be seen in the new Victory Plaza
area on your next visit and dine at
Nine!”
The W
1 bedrooms
starting from
$495,000
Dining- Try
N9NE Steakhouse Dallas 3090
Olive St, #100, Dallas, TX
Swanky Victory Park steakhouse
Nightlife- Try
Ghostbar
2440 Victory Park Ln 33rd Fl, Dallas, TX
Spirits float to this see-and-be-seen bar with stunning
city views from the top floor of the W Dallas Hotel.
The
House
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West Village
West Village Shopping Center is a mixed use
residential and retail development that features
over 40 shops and restaurants. With town homes
and condos within walking distance.
Some people call it “The Bubble” because practically everything one needs (restaurants, clothing,
grocery, bars, movies) can be found within walking distance of the development., it is a mixed
retail residential development which is part of the
larger Uptown section of Dallas. The name West
Village is a take off from the neighborhood bearing the same name in New York City and has no
real significance except as a marketing tool. This
is a “pet friendly” neighborhood.
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State / Thomas
State Thomas is an historic district in
the Oak Lawn area of Dallas, Texas .
It borders downtown to the south at
Woodall Rodgers Freeway, Bryan
Place to the east at US 75.
Close to down town, the west village,
and the heart of oak lawn. Mostly 3
story town homes with roof top decks
and down town views. Mixed use
area and walking distance to shops.
The State Thomas neighborhood
contains the largest collection of
Victorian-era homes remaining in
Dallas. The establishment of the region as a Special Purpose District in
1986 helped make it one of the first
new urbanist regions in the city.
Town homes start in mid to high
400’s range, new lofts available in the
area also.
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Knox /Henderson
One of Dallas’ most popular areas, Knox/Henderson has a wide variety of options for finding quirky gifts, quality dining and fun nightlife. Check out what makes this street (divided
in two) a Dallas destination.
Knox-Henderson is named for two streets that
cross Central Expressway, north of downtown
Dallas near the SMU Campus. It’s the perfect
place to park your car and stroll from shop to
shop - everything is within walking distance.
On the west side, Knox Street boasts a variety of restaurants as well as unique furniture
stores and antique galleries. Anchor stores
include Crate & Barrel, Pottery Barn, Restoration Hardware, Smith & Hawken, Weir’s along
with a spicy collection of eclectic boutiques.
Henderson Street, on the east side of Central,
has restaurants and clubs and is known for
its own selection of small antique shops and
galleries.
Area Condos and town homes range from
mid 200’s plus. about 10 minutes from Cedar
Springs and Uptown, Westvillage.......
M Streets
The “M” Streets area has the look and feel
of a private, upscale suburb: comfortable,
single-family homes, landscaped lawns and
tree-lined walkways. Graceful, Tudor
architecture predominates. Yet this
neighborhood’s urban location gives residents quick access to downtown Dallas, the
city’s universities and the trendy
entertainment of Uptown and Greenville
Avenue.
Home owners appreciate the quality and the
convenience of an “M” Streets home.
Average from mid 300s to mid 400s
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Art & Culture
A Cultural View of DallasBelow you will find a sampling of Dallas
Arts and Cultural Organizations.
Website:www.dallasculture.org
Dallas Arboretum
Open Daily 9am - 5pm 8525 Garland Road Dallas,
Texas 75218, 214-515-6500
Website:www.dallasarboretum.org/
Dallas Convention Center
650 S. Griffin St.
Dallas, Texas 75202
Phone: 214-939-2700
Fax: 214-939-2795
Website:www.dallasconventioncenter.com
The Dallas Zoo
650 South R.L. Thornton Freeway (I-35E), Dallas, TX
75203. The Zoo is located three miles south of downtown Dallas, on I-35E at the Marsalis exit.
With 95 acres to explore, thousands of animals to visit,
and a huge variety of family activities, the Dallas Zoo
is enormously entertaining! Our goal is to make your
visit an exciting adventure with opportunities to learn
about interesting wildlife, engage in interactive fun,
and support worldwide conservation and research to
protect and preserve endangered species.
Website:www.dallaszoo.com
Dallas Farmers Market
One of the largest open-air markets in the country,
Dallas Farmers Market is open daily and offers local
farmers a place to sell their fresh fruits, vegetables,
flowers as well as specialty and international products.
Website: www.dallasfarmersmarket.org
Dallas World Aquarium
Privately owned rain forest and aquarium located in a
historic West End building offers 85,000 gallons of
saltwater with marine life from around the world and
an interactive multi-level tour representing the South
American Orinoco River basin rain forest.
Website: www.dwazoo.com
Fair Park
Site of the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition, Fair
Park is a National Historic Landmark. Venue for
many events including State Fair of Texas and location
of over six museums. Don’t miss The Women’s
Museum. Website: www.fairpark.org
Deep Ellum
Located just east of downtown, Deep Ellum is a
vibrant, diverse entertainment, shopping and arts district. Popular with young urban dwellers.
Website: www.deepellumtx.com
Fort Worth
Less than an hour drive west, Fort Worth is
traditionally more “Texan” than Dallas. Visit the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, Fort Worth Zoo, Sundance Square and world renowned museums including
the Kimbell Art Museum, The Modern Art Museum of
Fort Worth and Amon Carter Museum. Website:
www.fortworth.com
Reunion Tower
This 55-story tower is one of the most recognized
structures in the Dallas skyline. Enjoy breathtaking
views from the observation deck or while dining at
Antares, the tower’s rotating restaurant.
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MADI Museum and Gallery
This museum showcases the playful complexity and
fascinating figures within this modern art form.
Website: www.madimuseum.org
Highland Park Village
Recognized as the first shopping center in the
country, Highland Park Village opened in 1931.
Experience amazing architecture and shop some of
Dallas’ finest shops and boutiques.
Website: www.hpvillage.com
Dallas Heritage Village at
Old City Park
Dallas Heritage Village is a living history museum
portraying life in North Texas from 1840-1910. The
museum is composed of 38 historic structures &
boasts a working Civil War era farm, a traditional Jewish household, elegant Victorian homes, a school, a
church & commercial buildings.
Website: www.oldcitypark.org
Dallas Museum of Art
Located at 1717 North Harwood Dallas TX 75201
The Museum offers ongoing experiences such as
gallery programs and tours, Jazz in the Atrium, performances, lectures, and films. Late Nights, Family
Celebrations, Jazz Under the Stars, and exhibitionrelated programs are just some of the special events
offered by the Museum.
Website: www.dallasmuseumofart.org
The Dallas Opera
909 1st Ave at Parry
Dallas, TX 75210
Phone: 214-443-1000
Website: www.dallasopera.org
Dallas Summer Musicals
The Box Office is located at 542 Preston Royal Shopping Center, at the corner of Preston and
Royal in the northwest quadrant. During the summer,
while single tickets are on sale, hours are
from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday,
and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
For additional information, The Box Office can be
reached at (214) 691-7200.
The Music Hall ticket office is staffed ninety minutes
prior to each performance. Tickets are sold
or upgraded for that performance only. You may reach
the Music Hall by calling 214-565-1116.
Website: www.dallassummermusicals.org
The Turtle Creek Chorale’s
With over 200 singing members, the Chorale presents a full subscription concert series at its home, the
Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center, performing
annually to live audiences in excess of 50,000. All
members of the Chorale are dues paying volunteers
who donate over 100,000 hours to rehearsals, service
projects and as many as 50 benefit performances
annually. Website: www.turtlecreek.org
Dallas Fort Worth Federal Club
The Human Rights Campaign Fund, a political action committee here in Dallas. Today, the Dallas /
Fort Worth Federal Club hosts three luncheons a year
and a Holiday party. It has added other events such
as monthly mixers, women’s events, diversity events,
family events, and the popular “Guess Who’s Coming
to Dinner!” event to its calendar. There are now approximately 800 members, and the organization works
continually to expand this diverse group of individuals
who contribute $1,200 or more a year to the Human
Rights Campaign. The Dallas / Fort Worth Federal
Club is the largest Federal Club in the nation.
Website: www.dfwfederalclub.org
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Shopping
Dallas Malls
Highland Park Village
Mockingbird Ln. at Preston Rd., Dallas TX; Tel.
214.559.2740
This Dallas shopping
village is as close as any
shopper will get to Beverly
Hills’ Rodeo Drive in Dallas. Built in the 1930s, this
ultrachic corner of highend shopping in the midst
of Dallas’ most exclusive
neighborhood sports an
eclectic mix of fashionable
boutiques.
North Park Center
NW Hwy/Loop 12 at
I75, Dallas TX; Tel.
214.363.7441
Dallas’ most traditional
and elegant mall houses
more than 160 shops with
natural lighting and a
beautiful display of Ray
Nasher’s fabulous sculpture collection of modern
masters.
The Galleria
LBJ Freeway and Dallas
Pkwy. N, Dallas TX; Tel.
972.702.7100
A huge Dallas mall with
a light-filled atrium that
attracts Dallas’ most sophisticated shoppers with
retailers like Nordstrom’s, Saks Fifth and Cartier. An
ice-skating rink and a host of restaurants also makes
this Dallas shopping complex a family favorite.
Uptown
McKinney Ave. at Knox and Henderson Sts., Dallas
TX
Vintage trolley lines allow shoppers to jump off and
duck into the many antique shops, art galleries, restaurants and specialty shops. The home decor shopper finds contemporary furniture stores and eclectic
interior design shops aplenty at this Dallas shopping
vortex.
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Business
Hotels
Adam’s Mark Dallas 400 North Olive Street Dallas
214-922-8000.
Daisy Polk Inn 2917 Reagan Street Dallas
In the heart of Gay Oak lawn, walking distance to
most of Dallas’s Gay clubs and night life!
Restored arts & crafts bungalow with three rooms.
214-522-4692.
Radisson Hotel & Suites Love Field
www.radisson.com/dallastx_love1241
West Mockingbird Lane Dallas 214-630-7000
Warwick Melrose Hotel
Dallaswww.warwickmelrosedallas.com
3015 Oak Lawn Ave., Dallas 214-521-5151
WYNDHAM GARDEN HOTEL N DALLAS
8051 LBJ Freeway | Dallas, Texas 75251 | United
States | 972-680-3000
HIV/ Aids Support
Resource Center of Dallas
John Thomas Gay & Lesbian Community Center
Nelson-Tebedo Health Resource Center
JEWEL, Lesbian Social Programs
FUSE, Young Mens (18-27) Program
Transgender Social Programs
HIV Testing and resources
2701 Reagan St. Dallas
214-528-0144
AIDS Arms, 219 Sunset Ave #116-A
214-521-5191 www.aidsarms.org
AIDS Interfaith Network, 501 N Stemmons Fwy
214-941-7696 www.tinyurl.com/2ruxqy
W Dallas Hotelwww.victoryresidences.com
2440 Victory Park Ln. Dallas 214-397-4100.
Resource Center of Dallas (Health & Medical Services:
HIV/AIDS Services), POB 190869; 75219 / 2701
Insurance Company
AIDS Services of Dallas, POB 4338; 75208 214941-0523 www.aidsdallas.org
Irvin, M. AngelIrvin Insurance Services
14651 Dallas Pkwy, Ste. 110, Dallas 972-367-6200.
Mens Clubs
Mortgage Company
CTX Mortgage Co. Ron Watterson & Kirk Griffin
www.CTXmortgage.com5944
Luther Ln., Ste. 1000 Dallas 214-987-0500
Club Dallas, 2616 Swiss Ave 75204-5838
214-821-1990 www.theclubs.com
Midtowne Spa Dallas, 2509 Pacific Ave
214-821-8989 www.midtowne.com
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Groups/ Organizations
North Texas GLBT Chamber of Commerce,
3818 CedarSprings Rd Ste 101-429;
214-821-4528
www.glbtchamber.org
Texas Twisters, POB 192315; 75219
A Country Western Dance Social Club & Performance
Competition Team [email protected]
www.texastwisters.org
Dallas Gay & Lesbian Alliance, POB 190712; 75219
214-528-4233
Frisco Pride, POB 1533, Frisco 75034-0026
469-324-4123 info@ friscopride.com www.
friscopride.com
Dallas Area Male Naturists, POB 190869 75219
214-521-5342 x1739 N www.damnmen.org
PFLAG Dallas, POB 190193 75219-0193
972-77-PFLAG 972-777-3524 info@ pflagdallas.org
www.pflagdallas.org
Oak Lawn Band, POB 190869; 75219
214-621-8998www.oaklawnband.org
“ Turtle Creek Chorale, POB 190137; 75219
214-526-3214 www.turtlecreek.org
Womens Chorus of Dallas, 3630 Harry Hines
Blvd#210;
214-520-7828 www.twcd.org
Log Cabin Republicans Dallas/Tarrant County, POB
191033; 75219 972-365-0773
Stonewall Democrats of Dallas, POB 192305;
75219 214-887-4990 www.tinyurl.com/2sr3gw
Prime Timers of Dallas/Fort Worth, POB 191101;
75219 972-504-8866 www.primetimers-dfw.org
Couples/Metro Dallas, POB 192116; 75219
214-521-5342 x1764 www.couplesmetrodallas.com
Dallas Bears, POB 191223; 75219
214-521-5342 x2943 www.dallasbears.org
Eagle Bears, www.eaglebears.org
Dallas Fort Worth Big Mens Club, POB 227262
75222972-AMI-BIG9 fax 972-642-8787 www.chubnet.
net/dfwbmc
Tarrant County Lesbian Gay Alliance, Inc, PO Box
9457,
FW; 76147 817-877-5544 www.tclga.org
Spectrum, Southern Methodist University, 3140 Dyer
St;
214-768-4792
Metroplex Crossdressers Club, 214-367-8500
Youth First Texas, POB 192004; 75219
214-879-0400 BobM@ youthfirsttexas.com www.
YouthFirstTexas.com
Publications
Dallas Voice, 4145 Travis St Fl 3; 75204-1840 214754-8710 fax 214-969-7271 www.dallasvoice.com
Religious
Cathedral of Hope, POB 35466; 75235 / 5910 CedarSprings Rd;
75235
214-351-1901 www.cathedralofhope.
com
Cathedral of Light, 2040 N Denton Dr, Carrollton;
972-245-6520
Bethany Presbyterian Church, 4523 Cedar Springs
214-528-4084
Crossroads Community Church, POB 191576 75219
214-520-9090
Episcopal Church of Saint Thomas the Apostle, 6525
Inwood
Rd; 75209 214-352-0410 www.TheDoubter.org
Promise Metropolitan Community Church,
25827 W Colorado Blvd; 75211 214-623-8400
www.promisemcc.org
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Housing Facts!
When considering a new home purchase, you
should focus on the local real estate market
conditions -- not the difficulties being
experienced in other parts of the country.
Your dollar goes further in D/FW whether you
choose a home ready for move-in or to build
from the ground up.
Price Stability
Historically, prices in D/FW have continued to
rise slowly and steadily. Unlike coastal markets that are experiencing significant depreciation, D/FW homes are holding their value.
Affordability
Strong Economy
D/FW has one of the highest job growth rates
Dallas-Fort Worth is one of the most affordable housing markets in the nation. Home buy- in the nation, and its diversified economy will
continue to attract companies and families to
ers get more for their money in D/FW.
the area.
Fast Selling Homes
Don’t worry about selling your existing home.
Homes in D/FW sell on average in 80 days,
the second fastest time in the U.S.
Limited Ready to Move In Homes
Builders have responded to the housing slowdown by curtailing new construction to its
lowest level in 14 years. Once the backlog of
ready to sell homes returns to normal, new
home prices will rise. The D/FW housing market is poised to recover faster than the rest of
the nation.
Low Interest Rates
Todays extremely low interest rates mean
lower monthly payments on new homes. New
home buyers can purchase more home today
with the current attractive rates. Mortgage
rates will rise once the economy begins to
improve.
This information and much more about the
DFW Real Estate Market is available online at
www.DFWhousingfacts.org.
Feel free to give me a call with any real estate
questions!
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Dallas Pride!
List of companies in
Dallas/Ft.Worth
Fortune 500
www.dallasprideparade.com
The 2008 Alan Ross Texas
Freedom Parade
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Dallas usually takes place last
weekend September, to
commemorate local victory Gay
Rights movement. It
corresponds an unofficial “Gay
Day” at Six Flags, when
roller coasters are taken over by
screaming drag queens cookieboys bleached hair. Dallas
typically celebrates traditional
June Pride with rest nation in the
form of Razzle Dazzle Dallas, a
massive circuit party and
fund raising event.
2 Exxon Mobil (Irving)
10 AT&T (Dallas)
105 AMR Corporation (Fort Worth)
(American Airlines, American Eagle)
108 Electronic Data Systems (Plano)
118 JC Penney (Plano)
140 Kimberly-Clark (Irving)
162 D.R. Horton (Fort Worth)
167 Texas Instruments (Dallas)
169 Fluor Corp. (Irving)
171 Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation
(Fort Worth)
175 Centex (Dallas)
216 Dean Foods (Dallas)
228 TXU (Dallas)
236 Tenet Healthcare (Dallas)
300 Southwest Airlines (Dallas)
329 Commercial Metals (Irving)
347 Energy Transfer Partners (Dallas)
356 Celanese (Dallas)
366 Blockbuster Inc. (Dallas)
423 Radio Shack (Fort Worth)
430 Atmos Energy (Dallas)
432 Triad Hospitals (Plano)
471 Affiliated Computer Services (Dallas)
487 Comerica (Dallas)
499 Brinker International (Dallas)
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For a FREE Texas
Home Buying Guide
Email or Call Today!
[email protected]
214-205-6454
To View ALL Dallas metro
Listings For Sale
Online - Visit
www.SellingDallasOnline.com
Thank you, Please let me know how I can help!

TION AND - Dallas Gay Real Estate Agent serving GLBT Dallas TX

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