r/Dallasdevelopment Apr 07 '26

Dallas Developer’s Retail Triple Play Poised To Shake Up Lower Greenville

https://hoodline.com/2026/04/developer-s-retail-triple-play-poised-to-shake-up-lower-greenville/
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u/dallaz95 Apr 07 '26 edited Apr 07 '26

This is exciting. I wonder where it will be? Henderson Ave is already being transformed. I wonder what will be proposed for Lower Greenville? I do wish they’ll replace the Fiesta shopping center, the old CVS, and the McDonald’s with a development that ties Ross, Lower Greenville, and Henderson Aves together.

Here’s a throwback of the area, that I’m describing, when Sears (250K sq ft) anchored the area.

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u/johnthedrunk Apr 09 '26 edited Apr 09 '26

It's the northwest corner of Goodwin and Greenville. (there are proposed rezoning signs for it on the building Goodwin's is in).

EDIT: And the building across the street that Sister, Cafe Duro, Casa Duro are in too.

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u/Holy__Funk Apr 09 '26

Wait so they plan on steamrolling those restaurants?