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The two properties, 5311 Muirfield Court and 5320 Muirfield Court, were listed for sale last week.

The nature of corporate migration is changing fast as companies chase talent around the country instead of people following employers. That pandemic-accelerated shift has big implications for Dallas-Fort Worth, being the relocation magnet that it is, says David O’Reilly, CEO of The Howard Hughes Corp.

The development is located at the intersection of FM 1417 and U.S. Highway 82.

The slow-down in luxury home sales was more severe in Orlando than nationwide.

A Department of Housing and Community Development official tells us where the investigations stand.

“The market’s high rate of appreciation helps the bottom line, but the increase in units sold was the driving factor in our growth.”

For those of you who are counting, it has been 21 years since the Colorado Avalanche last appeared in the Stanley Cup Finals. So, as the team prepares to take on the Tampa Bay Lightning starting Wednesday, it’s fair to say that a lot has changed in those two decades.

Here are 10 pop culture moments from the last time the Avs were in the finals (against the New Jersey Devils) that are guaranteed to make you feel old.

Photo by Craig Walker, The Denver PostMembers of the Ascent ice crew work on painting the Avalanche logo on the ice in the new Pepsi Center Arena on Sept. 24, 1999. The Avs played their first game in there on Oct. 3, 1999.
The Avs’ home rink, the Pepsi Center, was brand spanking new, having opened in 1999
The Avs themselves were also pretty new to town. The team moved from Quebec to the Mile High City in 1995. In 2021, the Pepsi Center was renamed Ball Arena, coincidentally 21 years after it was built.

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Aloekui, the Milwaukee-based small business which is run by owner Rita Estremera, is taking up a new residence, opting to move from its current location in St. Ann’s Center for Intergenerational Care to a future home at 1229 S. Cesar E. Chavez Drive.

The deal adds some key puzzle pieces to San Francisco-based Prologis’ sprawling portfolio, including properties in Southern California, Chicago, Dallas, New Jersey, Atlanta and South Florida.

It's been used to store things before, most recently by its previous owner.