North Texas High Speed Rail To Houston Wins Big At ULI Impact Awards

The second annual ULI North Texas Impact Awards honored the past, present and future of real estate last evening. They recognized Old Parkland Campus, Tarrant County College and Prestwick STEM Academy for their incredible and meaningful design. The highlight of the evening was The Next Big Idea Award. The nominees included the North Texas to Houston High Speed Rail, Dallas Midtown and The $5B Mile. The nominees made their case and the audience voted via text message for the winner: the North Texas to Houston High Speed Rail!

The ceremony also honored the legacy of Trammell and Margaret Crow. A panel of speakers talked about how the Crows reshaped the Dallas skyline with buildings like the 53-story Chase Tower and The Trammell Crow Center.

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