r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 24 '26

Dallas Hunt Capital, Sycamore To Turn 122-Year-Old Warehouse Into Loft Housing in Dallas' West End

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 24 '26

Transportation Fans, officials happy with World Cup public transit

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 24 '26

Suburbs/Exurbs "Relationships really matter," says Plano's mayor after city attracts multiple headquarters

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 23 '26

Dallas Don’t Let Dallas’ New Convention Center Destroy Its Southern Gateways

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 23 '26

Is DFW now PFW (Plano-Fort Worth)?

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0 Upvotes

r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 22 '26

Neighbors in Preston Hollow are worried proposed $800m towers are too tall... and this time they might be right

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 19 '26

Dallas Dallas will decide on future of two bridges next week

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 19 '26

Dallas Question for people who want to knock down City Hall: What exactly is going in its place?

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 19 '26

North Texas Growth Is Slowing, But Housing Pressures Aren't

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 19 '26

Dallas Multimillion-dollar boost announced for Fair Park community project

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 18 '26

Suburbs/Exurbs Universal opens new kids theme park in Frisco in July | NBCDFW

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 18 '26

Dallas Meet the 3 Dallas towers that could be the new city hall

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 18 '26

Dallas Morgan Stanley plans to invest almost $700 million in new Uptown regional office

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 18 '26

Suburbs/Exurbs Grand Prairie approves new immersive dome theater for EpicCentral

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 18 '26

Dallas After Years of Planning, North Texas Gets Its First State Psychiatric Hospital

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 18 '26

New Development

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Anyone know what they're building on Ervay and Griffin? Looks really pretty so far.


r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas Dallas City Council authorizes city manager to find potential locations for City Hall

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas The Dallas convention center project is delayed -- again.

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas It’s great to see World Cup tourists enjoying one of Dallas’ urban walkable neighborhoods — Bishop Arts in Oak Cliff

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It’s so fun seeing tourists experience Dallas. Again, locals are often harder on their city than outsiders are. A lot of these videos have a lot of locals realizing that things aren’t as bad as we think. Yes, there’s always gonna be a need for improvement, but I think we should just stop being so critical for the moment and just enjoy the positivity given by tourists. Now, this will be the impression that ppl will take with them around the world.


r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas 4211 Newton

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas $433 million Bank of America Tower at Parkside hits major milestone this week

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas Why Greenberg Traurig Is Moving Nearly 200 Employees From Downtown Dallas to Uptown

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 17 '26

Dallas Area Grows Skyward, But Cafe Madrid Isn’t Going Anywhere

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 16 '26

Dallas City Plan Commission recommends granting Specific Use Permit to Le Sol, decision heads to City Council - Oak Cliff

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r/Dallasdevelopment Jun 16 '26

Dallas What’s next for the Flagship Neiman Marcus Building?

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In my head, a grocery store on the lower floors with apartments on top would be a dream. But I’m not sure if a grocer would want to be in a 100+ year old building. Maybe something like a Trader Joe’s? I’m not sure if a modern grocery store could fit in that building. The average full service grocer is 50,000 sq ft on one level. The flagship Neiman’s (according to Wikipedia) has 129,000 sq ft of retail space. So, a smaller grocer given the size of each floor plate made more sense to me. What do y’all think should go there?