05/28/2026
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“I want to show Dallas … everything that this neighborhood has. That it’s not about, ‘Oh, it’s the hood or all the bad reputation.’ It’s just there’s so many good things here, the diversity, the cultural things, the restaurants, and also all the effort that those local businesses, the business owners, are doing to invest here,” says Paola Goné who posts about our neighborhood on her Instagram page . Her social media strategy focuses on certain pillars of content creation, such as spotlighting “coming soon” developments and hidden gems.
Originally from Veracruz, Mexico, Goné moved to Texas for work in the U.S., working in logistics, and now she works as a project manager for the same turbomachinery company. She lived in other parts of Dallas, but searching for a home led her to discover new restaurants, historic places and schools in Oak Cliff.
“Just to be 10 minutes from Downtown, five minutes away from the zoo, I was like, ‘This is perfect,’” she says. “I mean, this is an investment, and this is where I want to raise my kids, especially because I know that Oak Cliff is very diverse, and that’s what I wanted for my kids, for my family.” The family settled down in Wynnewood about four years ago. She says her two boys often say, “Mama, we have everything here.”
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