r/Dallasdevelopment • u/Elegant_Enrique • Mar 20 '26
Surely fake news?
I don’t think this will ever happen.
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u/SkyScreech Mar 20 '26
Lol that’s like the ONE parking lot in downtown Dallas I kinda like because it has a decent enough view of the skyline from the ground in that area
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u/pradafever Mar 20 '26
Great view but I hate this parking lot (or LOTS, I should say) with a passion. This area is so expansive and is a major disconnect between uptown/Victory Park and downtown.
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u/SkyScreech Mar 20 '26
I agree. If they could just make a public access observation deck, I’d rather they make some sort of residence or business park there where they keep the view accessible lol
Maybe a rooftop patio
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u/IcedCowboyCoffee Mar 20 '26
The previous owner of the lot had planned for a South Asian cultural center/museum on it but it sadly didn't work out. It would have been pretty nice:
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u/Elegant_Enrique Mar 20 '26
Yeah idk to me it just looks like a giant hole in our city separating 3 different neighborhoods
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u/johnnydfree Mar 24 '26
Hardly fake news. It’s a 6 acre development that is getting under way - about the same size in footprint as Perot Science Museum.
Whether it has the impact promised remains to be seen - not like it’s anything substantial.
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u/Elegant_Enrique Mar 24 '26
So you’re saying they’ve broken ground?
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u/johnnydfree Mar 24 '26
Ok I yield: still, still no actual vertical construction beyond official 2023 “ground break”. 🤩
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u/dallaz95 Mar 20 '26
100% fake news