Apartment City

If you're looking for an apartment in a resource-rich community known for its quality of life, strong schools and exciting downtown, then you' ll love living in Carrollton. Carrollton apartments are located in Denton County in the heart of the Dallas- Fort Worth area . The city is bordered by the communities of Farmers Branch, Coppell, Lewisville and Addison. Carrollton is known for its safe neighborhoods, numerous businesses and relatively low unemployment rate , prompting Money Magazine to rank it among the top 15 Best Places To Live. The city is home to over 5,000 businesses and boasts a highly- skilled labor force , with 40 percent of residents having a post-secondary education. When you rent an apartment in Carrollton, you're always near beautifully maintained greenbelts . In fact, Carrollton has 1,230 acres of developed park land . It is home to 40 neighborhood parks and greenbelts and maintains 15 miles of hiking and biking trails. Spend a day on the greens at Indi...

Buy Photo Attendees try the appetizers provided by the C.A.Y.A. Smokehouse Grill catering at the Comfort & Style themed Dish & Design event at Hillside Furniture in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. on May 2, 2017. (Robin Buckson / The Detroit News) (Photo: Robin Buckson / The Detroit News) Buy Photo Dinner party time  with Dish and Design Get ready for another night of food and fun with Homestyle’s Dish and Design from 6-8:30 p.m. Sept. 27. Join us as experts show you how to host the ultimate dinner party , from table setting to unforgettable food — and everything in between! We’ll have presenters from Scott Shuptrine , House of Pure Vin, English Gardens and Cannelle Patisserie, and chef Omar Mitchell , who has appeared on “Chopped,” will also be on hand. The event will be held at Scott Shuptrine Interiors , 32301 Woodward in Royal Oak. Tickets, which are $10 and include wine and appetizers, are available at DetroitNews.com/DishAndDesign. Marshall Home Tour  features 20 tour sites The ...

Bruce Chatterton moved to Meridian from Boise more than four years ago. The “room to grow” that is Meridian’s essence made him want to live and work there. Now the city’s community development director , Chatterton says it’s also been “fun seeing a small, somewhat quiet downtown become a place people want to hang out.” Meridian still has plenty of room to spread out, and that’s good, because its population is booming. It was the 13th-fastest-growing city in the U.S. last year. And it’s not just about Meridian. The growth is changing the whole Treasure Valley , affecting traffic, housing, health care, education and retail. The 2016 U.S. Census estimates put Meridian ’s population at nearly 96,000. The Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (Compass) estimates today ’s population at just more than 98,000. That’s a tenfold jump since 1990.   The growth seems unlikely to look to slow anytime soon, says Compass planner and demographics specialist Carl Miller , who lives in Meri...