Downtown Dallas

Why Canton Lofts Remains One of Downtown Dallas’ Most Coveted Warehouse Conversions

By Shelby Skrhak / July 7, 2026 /

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…

Renovated Ross Tower Tests Investor Demand for Downtown Dallas Offices

By Charles Grand / July 3, 2026 /

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.…

Klyde Warren Park Expansion Adds Ice Rink, Pavilion, and 1.7 Acres

By Charles Grand / June 30, 2026 /

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…

City Hall Roundup: Relocation Momentum Shift, Stevens Park Village, Sanitation Truck Incident

By Charles Grand / June 28, 2026 /

Dallas City Council is officially on summer break until August, which means we might not have terribly much to scratch together for a weekly City Hall roundup. Have no fear, though, we’ll be doing some deep dives into some of the important conversations happening about the city’s future. Frustrations over hot-button issues like the fate…

Dallas City Council Sides With Convention Center Timeline Over Oak Cliff Concerns

By Charles Grand / June 25, 2026 /

The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to keep the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center redevelopment on its current path Wednesday, rejecting calls to redesign the project to preserve existing vehicular traffic between Oak Cliff and downtown on the viaducts. Council members also voted to bring on an independent transportation consultant to support delivery of all…