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EL PASO, Texas, March 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Hunt Companies, Inc. (Hunt) today announced that it is developing a 384-unit, Class-A apartment building in Richardson, Texas, scheduled for early 2025 move-ins. The Caroline Eastside Apartments is being developed by Hunt with Walker Dunlop serving as lender. The building was designed by HEDK Architects and construction will be led by KWA Construction. ZRS Management will be responsible for leasing and management of the property.

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The Caroline Eastside is located at 1735 North Greenville Avenue, right in the heart of Richardson's telecom corridor just minutes from UT Dallas, and adjacent to Hunt's sister property The Mallory Eastside. The properties are ideally located with a high concentration of nearby restaurants, retail centers, major employers, and recreational facilities that residents can walk to and enjoy.

Richardson city officials, including Mayor Paul Voelker, Hunt executives, and representatives from Walker Dunlop, HEDK, KWA and ZRS marked the launch of the project with a groundbreaking ceremony.

"As Richardson attracts more leading technology and innovation companies our population continues to grow, and we need partners like Hunt Companies to help us meet our housing demands," said Mayor Voelker. "The Caroline Eastside will provide critical capacity in high-end multifamily living while creating an upscale resident experience in a vibrant area of Richardson."

The Caroline will include 384 market-rate apartments in a mix of studio, one, two and three-bedroom units. Apartment amenities include spacious, modern floor plans, luxury finishes, high ceilings, and eco-friendly features. Residents will also have access to an onsite co-working space, clubhouse, two-story gym, dog park, rooftop lounge, spa pool and indoor/outdoor lounge area, game room, and easy access to Central Trail.

"The Caroline will provide ideally-located, modern Class-A residences to support the growing demand for multi-family housing in Richardson," says Ben Wullschlager, Senior Vice President with Hunt and the project developer. "At Hunt, we're excited to add a complementary property to the Mallory and play a role in realizing the vision of Richardson's Eastside."

Hunt is partnering with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to finance the project. The Caroline aligns with HUD's mission to address America's housing needs, enforce fair housing laws and provide an affordable and inclusive community for residents.

Preleasing from the temporary office onsite will begin in Q4 2023 with move-ins scheduled to begin in 2025. For more information on the Caroline contact Heath Townsend (heath.townsend@huntcompanies.com).

About Hunt Companies: Hunt, based in El Paso, Texas, is a diversified, family-owned holding company that invests in operating businesses, real estate assets and infrastructure assets. Since its founding in 1947, Hunt's size and scope have grown substantially while gaining considerable expertise across multiple real asset sectors. Hunt's reputation is built on integrity and performance. Hunt is committed to a culture of transparency for employees, clients, investors, and the communities it serves. Hunt and its affiliates employ more than 4,300 people across the United States and Europe. Learn more at www.huntcompanies.com.

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Blue Ocean, a Maryland-based real estate investment firm, acquired a 131-unit residential community in Richardson, Texas under its TRELLIS brand.

We’re thrilled to be expanding our portfolio in North Dallas. Executing a deal of this nature, considering the current economic environment, is an incredible accomplishment for our team.

RICHARDSON, Texas (PRWEB) April 18, 2023

Blue Ocean’s TRELLIS platform will be growing its presence in the Dallas, Texas suburbs with its latest acquisition. The Maryland-based real estate investment firm, in partnership with Range Summit Capital, acquired a 131-unit residential community in the Canyon Creek neighborhood of Richardson, Texas. The community will be re-positioned and re-branded over the coming months under the Company’s high-end “TRELLIS” brand, known as TRELLIS Canyon Creek.

The North Dallas community consists of 5 buildings, with two and three-story garden-style construction and is situated on over 5 acres. The property sits at the entrance to the well-established Canyon Creek residential neighborhood as well as along North Central Expressway (I-75) and nearby President George Bush Turnpike (190) providing exceptional access throughout DFW.

TRELLIS Canyon Creek marks the sixth acquisition for Blue Ocean under the TRELLIS platform since early 2021. Evan Gallant, CIO & Principal for Blue Ocean, stated “We’re thrilled to be expanding our portfolio in North Dallas. Executing a deal of this nature, considering the current economic environment, is an incredible accomplishment for our team. We’re confident that TRELLIS will be a great neighbor and contributor to the Canyon Creek and Richardson communities.”

About Blue Ocean Investments: Founded in 2004, Blue Ocean is a real estate investment firm, headquartered in Owings Mills, Maryland. The company is active in a variety of sectors within the real estate industry including Multifamily, industrial, hospitality and self-storage sectors. The current portfolio spans the Sun Belt, Mid-Atlantic and the Mid-West. http://www.blueocean.com

About Range Summit Capital: Founded in 2017, Range Summit Capital is an equity investment firm based in Denver, Colorado. Range’s strategy is focused on opportunistic investments in middle-market real estate assets. Range provides structured equity investments – both preferred and joint venture equity – to real estate sponsors nationwide and across all major asset classes. http://www.rangesummit.com

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Over the past five years, the Metroplex’s Chinese food scene has exploded in a colorful fireworks display of Cantonese, Szechuan, and more delicacies and Chinese American favorites. Chinatown in Richardson continues to thrive, while a second Chinatown is blossoming in a strip mall on Coit and Park in Plano — with exciting new restaurants popping up further north.

Add some of these spots to your to-eat list to try the regional styles and specific Chinese food delicacies that are tempting diners in DFW.

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Chef Bob Tam’s Hong Kong and San Francisco roots take a Texas spin in his Prosper restaurant. Fried rice has a Tex-Mex spin showcasing Texas favorite meat - smoked brisket tossed with barbecue sauce, corn, and scallion, topped with pickled red onions, and a creamy mac and cheese sauce with a side of wasabi coleslaw. The pork wontons are not just Sichuan spicy but Flamin’ Hot with a generous sprinkle of the popular snack.

The stars at Highland Noodles in Frisco are Chinese-style noodles of different widths and thicknesses that are hand-pulled, sliced, served in soup, stir-fried, or in sauce. One would be lucky to have dinner and a show, seeing the noodles made fresh in the open kitchen.

Uncle Zhou in Plano showcases traditional Henan cuisine from central China and is known for its noodles. The deceptive simplicity of its “dial oil” hand-drawn wide noodle showcases the kitchen’s noodle-making mastery. Other notable dishes include baked noodles made in-house, fish in a sweet and sour sauce, and dragon eggplant.

A number of the regional dishes from the central province of Hunan at this restaurant look similar to their Sichuan counterparts and pack the heat from chili without the mouth-numbing flavor of Sichuan peppercorns. Thanks to its unforgettable name, the “Unforgettable Combo of Lamb and Fish Filet” is one of the menu’s most tempting orders.

Rice noodles are king here. The restaurant specializes in the flavors of the Huaxi area of Guiyang, the capital of the Guizhou province. The signature beef mifen comes in a spicy hot broth with a kiss of sour and delicate, bouncy rice noodles. Don’t miss out on the yogurt, which is made in-house, or the sour plum drink to help manage the heat from the spicy bowl of noodles.

Traditional Chinese music played on Saturday nights in China Queen in Carrolton adds to the ambiance as diners enjoy plates of hand-made dumplings and xiao long bao alongside braised pork belly with abalone.

Diners here can enjoy northern China-style seasoned meats, seafood, and vegetables on a stick. Beef tendon skewers and the plate of lamb chops are must-orders. Don’t expect to be served rice to pair with this regional delicacy — there is none. Instead, the kitchen offers a choice of noodles, roasted skewered steamed buns, or good old ice-cold bottles of beer as is characteristic of the wheat basket in the north.

Reminiscent of Hong Kong dim sum houses, the expansive ballroom setup is crowded with ten-top tables for celebrating. Get outside the dim sum wheelhouse and try the #27, fried balls of mashed taro filled with pork and mushrooms encased in a nest-like shell. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during weekends and holidays.

Diners are welcomed into this spot by a window cabinet of hung Cantonese-style barbecue filled with glossy mahogany skinned roast ducks, amber steamed chicken, a side of crispy-skinned roast pork, and a mountain of red char siu pork loins. Order any of these to graze on with rice, alongside other Hong Kong-style favorites, including fresh shrimp wonton noodle soup and yang chow fried rice.

Tucked into the massive shopping center at Preston and Royal, this North Dallas institution has a devoted crowd of regulars. Hand-pulled noodles (the chilled dan dan noodles are excellent) and xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are made before diners. And Chinese American favorites like kung pao and sesame chicken get a serious upgrade.

Diners searching for Chinese American favorites, traditional Chinese, and some of the city’s best la main noodles will find it all at Wok Star. As an added touch, chef Charlie Zang, a huge music fan, brought his taste in pop into the space.

Soupy steamed xiao long bao is the star of this Shanghai-style restaurant’s menu. Other stellar regional dishes include the Hong Shao Rou (red braised pork belly with bok choy) and the pan-fried pork buns. Now with two locations: the original in Irving and the second on Lowest Greenville.

Chef Bob Tam’s Hong Kong and San Francisco roots take a Texas spin in his Prosper restaurant. Fried rice has a Tex-Mex spin showcasing Texas favorite meat - smoked brisket tossed with barbecue sauce, corn, and scallion, topped with pickled red onions, and a creamy mac and cheese sauce with a side of wasabi coleslaw. The pork wontons are not just Sichuan spicy but Flamin’ Hot with a generous sprinkle of the popular snack.

The stars at Highland Noodles in Frisco are Chinese-style noodles of different widths and thicknesses that are hand-pulled, sliced, served in soup, stir-fried, or in sauce. One would be lucky to have dinner and a show, seeing the noodles made fresh in the open kitchen.

Uncle Zhou in Plano showcases traditional Henan cuisine from central China and is known for its noodles. The deceptive simplicity of its “dial oil” hand-drawn wide noodle showcases the kitchen’s noodle-making mastery. Other notable dishes include baked noodles made in-house, fish in a sweet and sour sauce, and dragon eggplant.

A number of the regional dishes from the central province of Hunan at this restaurant look similar to their Sichuan counterparts and pack the heat from chili without the mouth-numbing flavor of Sichuan peppercorns. Thanks to its unforgettable name, the “Unforgettable Combo of Lamb and Fish Filet” is one of the menu’s most tempting orders.

Rice noodles are king here. The restaurant specializes in the flavors of the Huaxi area of Guiyang, the capital of the Guizhou province. The signature beef mifen comes in a spicy hot broth with a kiss of sour and delicate, bouncy rice noodles. Don’t miss out on the yogurt, which is made in-house, or the sour plum drink to help manage the heat from the spicy bowl of noodles.

Traditional Chinese music played on Saturday nights in China Queen in Carrolton adds to the ambiance as diners enjoy plates of hand-made dumplings and xiao long bao alongside braised pork belly with abalone.

Diners here can enjoy northern China-style seasoned meats, seafood, and vegetables on a stick. Beef tendon skewers and the plate of lamb chops are must-orders. Don’t expect to be served rice to pair with this regional delicacy — there is none. Instead, the kitchen offers a choice of noodles, roasted skewered steamed buns, or good old ice-cold bottles of beer as is characteristic of the wheat basket in the north.

Reminiscent of Hong Kong dim sum houses, the expansive ballroom setup is crowded with ten-top tables for celebrating. Get outside the dim sum wheelhouse and try the #27, fried balls of mashed taro filled with pork and mushrooms encased in a nest-like shell. Reservations are highly recommended, especially during weekends and holidays.

Diners are welcomed into this spot by a window cabinet of hung Cantonese-style barbecue filled with glossy mahogany skinned roast ducks, amber steamed chicken, a side of crispy-skinned roast pork, and a mountain of red char siu pork loins. Order any of these to graze on with rice, alongside other Hong Kong-style favorites, including fresh shrimp wonton noodle soup and yang chow fried rice.

Tucked into the massive shopping center at Preston and Royal, this North Dallas institution has a devoted crowd of regulars. Hand-pulled noodles (the chilled dan dan noodles are excellent) and xiao long bao (soup dumplings) are made before diners. And Chinese American favorites like kung pao and sesame chicken get a serious upgrade.

Diners searching for Chinese American favorites, traditional Chinese, and some of the city’s best la main noodles will find it all at Wok Star. As an added touch, chef Charlie Zang, a huge music fan, brought his taste in pop into the space.

Soupy steamed xiao long bao is the star of this Shanghai-style restaurant’s menu. Other stellar regional dishes include the Hong Shao Rou (red braised pork belly with bok choy) and the pan-fried pork buns. Now with two locations: the original in Irving and the second on Lowest Greenville.

Global professional services firm Genpact will cut nearly 1,000 jobs at its Richardson office when a client contract ends in late March, according to a notice made public Monday.

It’s the largest mass layoff affecting a North Texas-based workforce since September, when one of the nation’s largest mortgage lenders axed over 500 jobs in Farmers Branch.

Genpact said in its filing with the Texas Workforce Commission that 964 employees will be let go on March 31. Nearly five years ago, the company laid off 124 workers after a client cut its contract.

In a statement to The Dallas Morning News, Genpact said it intends to treat the workers “fairly and respectfully,” although it didn’t provide further details.

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“Responding to rapidly changing client needs is a standard part of Genpact’s agile operations model,” the company’s statement said. “Richardson remains a strategic market for us, and we have several clients for whom we manage services in this location.”

The filing of layoff notices with TWC is required under the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification Act. It requires employers with 100 or more full-time workers to provide a 60-day notice before laying off 50 or more people at a single site. It’s meant to give workers time to look for a new job.

Headquartered in New York, the consultancy group employs more than 115,000 workers and works with over 800 clients. It provides data, artificial intelligence and technology services, as well as digital operations.

In its most recent quarterly financial report, Genpact said it expected to finish 2022 with just over $4.3 billion in revenue. In the three-month period that ended Sept. 30, its revenue was up 9% year-over-year.

“In these times, we believe the essential and non-discretionary nature of most of our services makes us even more valuable to our clients,” said CEO Tiger Tyagarajan at the time.

Year-to-date, the company’s share price is up more than 1%, closing at $48.23 on Monday.

After a dramatic drop in mass layoffs last year, Genpact joins a growing list of Dallas-Fort Worth employers cutting workers in recent months across industry sectors.

PepsiCo said it would make workforce reductions last month in an effort to simplify its organization, including at its North America snacks and packaged-foods business in Plano. Gamestop, the Grapevine-based retailer, announced it would see another round of layoffs ahead of the holidays. More than 350 IT workers in Irving are expected to be let go in the coming weeks.

Job cuts in the tech and finance sectors have dominated recent downsizings, with Facebook parent Meta, Amazon, Twitter, Cisco, Goldman Sachs and Microsoft all reducing staff. Microsoft said last week that it plans to cut 10,000 jobs, or about 5% of its workforce this year.

“The tech sector is undergoing significant changes as a result of recession fears,” said Andrew Challenger, labor expert and senior vice president of outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas Inc. “We haven’t seen this activity since the dot.com bust in 2001 and 2002.”

His firm tallied 97,171 job cuts by technology companies last year – the highest for the sector since 2002.

There's something special about hearing your favorite song live. Whether it's the energy of the crowd or the unique way the artist performs the song, live music events are a truly unique and unforgettable experience. But live music events are more than just a chance to hear great music. They are also a chance to socialize with like-minded individuals and connect with others who share your passion for music.

In this post, we'll explore the world of live music events and explain why they are such a popular and beloved form of entertainment. We'll discuss the different types of live music events, what to expect when attending one, and the benefits of attending these events. So sit back, relax, and get ready to discover the joys of live music events!

What are Live Music Events?

Live music events are any type of event that features live music performances. These events can take many forms, from small acoustic sets in a coffee shop to large music festivals with thousands of attendees. Live music events are popular all around the world, and they offer a unique opportunity to experience music in a way that is not possible through recordings alone.

Different Types of Live Music Events

There are many different types of live music events to choose from, depending on your musical preferences and the type of experience you're looking for. Some popular types of live music events include:

Concerts: These are typically held in large venues like stadiums or arenas and feature well-known musical artists.

Festivals: Music festivals can be either indoor or outdoor events and often feature a variety of musical genres.

Nightclubs and Bars: Many nightclubs and bars offer live music performances, typically featuring local or regional musicians.

What to Expect When Attending a Live Music Event

Attending a live music event can be an exciting and memorable experience, but it's important to be prepared. Here are a few things to keep in mind when attending a live music event:

Purchasing Tickets: Make sure to purchase tickets ahead of time to ensure that you can attend the event.

Getting Ready for the Event: Dress appropriately for the venue and weather, and make sure to bring any necessary items like a ticket or ID.

Arriving at the Event: Give yourself plenty of time to arrive at the venue and find parking or public transportation.

Finding Your Seat: Once you've arrived at the venue, find your seat and settle in for the performance.

Enjoying the Music: Sit back, relax, and enjoy the music! Take in the sights and sounds of the live performance and connect with other music lovers.

Benefits of Attending Live Music Events

Attending live music events can provide many benefits beyond simply enjoying the music. Here are a few of the benefits of attending live music events:

Conclusion:

Live music events are a wonderful way to enjoy music, connect with others, and create lasting memories. Whether you're attending a large music festival or a small acoustic set, live music events offer a unique opportunity to experience music in a way that is not possible through recordings alone. So next time you're looking for a fun and memorable way to enjoy music, consider attending a live music event at Benders Sports And Spirits, Richardson TX. You won't be disappointed!

FAQs

How can I find live music events in my area?

You can search online for upcoming live music events in your area, check out local newspapers and event listings, or ask friends and family for recommendations.

How can I ensure a good experience at a live music event?

Make sure to arrive early, bring any necessary items like a ticket or ID, dress appropriately for the venue and weather, and be respectful of those around you.

Are live music events expensive?

The cost of attending live music events can vary depending on the venue and the artist. Some events may be more expensive than others, but there are often affordable options available as well.

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