Downtown Dallas
Downtown Dallas’ transformation from a strictly business-oriented concentration of towers into an actual neighborhood of historic character is proceeding apace, with adaptive reuse projects in the West End revving up to counter the dour narratives haunting the city center. One conversion just got a significant boost in the form of property assessed clean energy financing…
A private elevator opens directly into the newly listed Museum Tower Residence 704, where floor-to-ceiling windows draw your eye to the downtown skyline. Klyde Warren Park unfolds below, Dallas’ premier arts venues are at your doorstep, and Reunion Tower rises in the distance.
If you’re looking for a loft apartment with dropped ceilings and drywall hiding its industrial past, keep scrolling. The former Olive & Myers Furniture Co. factory at 2220 Canton St. offers everything loft purists love: exposed brick walls, soaring 12-foot-plus ceilings, and towering factory windows. Those authentic features have defined Canton Lofts since Westdale converted…
Ross Tower, a 45-story office building just outside the Dallas Arts District, officially hit the market Thursday following a $14 million renovation. It’s the latest major downtown office property to hit the market as investors continue to weigh opportunities in older but renovated office buildings. Cushman & Wakefield is marketing the 500 N Akard St.…
Dallas leaders unveiled plans Monday for a nearly $200 million expansion of Klyde Warren Park that will add 1.7 acres and extend the popular deck park farther west over the remaining recessed stretch of Woodall Rodgers Freeway, connecting Uptown to the central business district. The project will introduce a large event lawn that doubles as…
