The document outlines a vision for revitalizing Duncanville through sustainable urban development, emphasizing walkable neighborhoods, diverse housing, and community events. It highlights the potential for repurposing existing properties and enhancing local infrastructure to foster connectivity and economic growth. The approach advocates for small, community-driven changes to strengthen neighborhood identity and pride.

1. rediscovering
DUNCANVILLE
taking a different look at our community

2. The key to first ring suburb
sustainability
-Promoting local entrepreneur/investor owned properties
-Walkable, bikeable neighborhoods as an option to the car
- Wide range of housing and job types
-Programmed community events in our parks and public
spaces
-Neighborhood Identity

3. Why Duncanville?
-Grid Street System
-Jobs
-Economical housing
stock
-Efficient location to the
Metroplex
-Churches are here

4. How suburbs are built...

6. How urban areas are built

7. A South Austin neighborhood

8. An Oak Cliff Neighborhood

9. Downtown Duncanville

10. Connect the City
create bike and
walking paths
that connect our
schools, parks,
retail districts and
churches.

11. Small repairs create connections.
SMALL REPAIRS

12. highland village perspective 1

18. Lions Park Bridge

19. Lions Park Bridge

20. The housing stock in
Duncanville has many types of
architecture style.

21. Downtown District

22. Fairmeadows South

23. Downtown

24. Swan Ridge

25. West Park

26. West Park

27. West Park

28. West Park

29. Urban Farmstead right off Main Street

30. Repairing the houses we have.

31. Turn closed floorplans
contemporary styling

32. Into open floor plans

33. Open Floor Plan

34. Before

35. After

36. Local Duplex ready for updating

38. Simple landscaping and paint

39. House in a hole near Lakeside Park

40. After elevation repairs

42. Home Restoration Ideas
for Duncanville

51. Rebuild
Repurpose

52. Ex Auto Repair Shop

53. Turned Successful Restaurant

56. Lucia in the Bishop Arts

57. The Single Story Post Office

58. The Old Post Office now mixed use

59. The Old Bank Building

60. Will now become a

61. We need a bike-preneur

62. Imagine if this were a restaurant
Your RESTAURANT

63. Anchoring Main and Wheatland

64. Old K Mart box store turned Tortilla Factory

65. Old Church

66. Repurposed as office and retail

67. Old Air Conditioning Shop turned Outreach Center

68. Post Office turned Call Center

69. And Everything Nice.../Annice Antiques

70. Historical Landmark?

71. DISD-710 S. Cedar Ridge

72. Texas Theater before

73. Renovated Texas Theater

74. Smoke before

75. Smoke after

78. Anchor Businesses are Already
Here

79. Ben Franklin

81. Cox Farms Market

82. Red Bird Lanes

83. Pet Village

84. Industrial District

86. Quality Cabinets

88. Pioneer Frozen Foods

89. Metro DANCE

92. W&B Services

93. What do we do now?

94. Sign Toppers create community pride
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Downtown District
Merrill Meadows
Flame West
West Park
Merribrook Park
Doris Heights
Fairmeadows South

95. Become bike friendly over time

98. Bike lanes empower kids to get to
church or local businesses.

99. Walkable cities empower the elderly

100. Activate parks as event space

105. Community Sponsored Street Markets

108. Activate parking lots with
Car Shows and Swap Meets

109. Why We Like Duncanville.
● Unique opportunity to capitalize on existing
infrastructure
● Community influence over development
instead of outsider dealings
● Small incremental developments foster
healthy growth with lower risk
● Fast, efficient, and results oriented

110. Start small right where you are.
one house
one building
one street market
one event at your local park
one bicycle ride to your local store

112. Follow Us
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@optionsRLestate