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RodB wrote:The Museum Tower at 42 stories, dwarfs this building at 39 stories.

A single Museum floor is like two F&O floors.

^Yes, that is the one I was recalling. Thanks!

Wasn't there a point years back that this site was proposed for something else? Thinking it was much taller but not sure if this is the same property. It was one of those proposed but never built things.

Great pics!

The updated plans for the city's efforts to devastate Deep Ellum by converting Elm and Commerce to two-way operation: https://dallastxgov-my.sharepoint.com/:b:/g/personal/andrew_velasquez_dallascityhall_com/EVrK0s8lyhJNsodyrDtSXPABZUh48ONc3bHnNuzKE70GHw?e=iwxPjh I know most of the folks here think ...

eburress wrote:People aren't rubes because they have a different POV or priorities than you, or they support a different candidate than yours. I really wish people would stop denigrating others based on their political affiliation.

Cheers!

They do seem to be enjoying a certain level of success here which is very good for this part of the city. Once they all come back to the office, between Chime, Parkland, UTWS and all the the other employers there will be at least 2,000 employees here every day. A number that will grow from there.

Wow, had no idea it was that far along. Nice

Call center operator has already hired 1,000 employees at RedBird, CEO says https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/09/18/chime-redbird.html In less than a year after opening a 50,000-square-foot call center at southern Dallas's RedBird development, Atlanta-based Chime Solutions has already hi...

Why mass timber could be the future of office development in North Texas https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/09/19/mass-timber-story.html During a recent conversation with Jim Reynolds, development partner at Trinity Groves and West Dallas Investments, it was revealed that the developer is...

Victory Park’s newest developments head for an opening next year Developer Hillwood’s new Victory Commons office building and the 39-story Victor apartments are being built next to the American Airlines Center. https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2020/09/18/victory-parks-newest-developm...

Epic II already above grade.

Side note....the new Victory Park tower looks great from this angle.

Still like that Mandarin tower, hope it looks that good when it gets completed.

Looks like a ton of garage space. Have they started on the office floors yet?

Southwest Airlines needs ‘business to double in order to break even,’ CEO says
Passenger demand is still ’inconsistent’ and at ’very depressed levels.’

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/air ... -ceo-says/

That's an insane loop!

Had to go back and look, 15 story hotel on top of 10 floors of parking. Not bad.

If nothing else the lighter colors are refreshing additions for the skyline.

Dallas hires firm to plan transformation of Hensley Field into prime lakefront development The City Council will pay $2 million for a master plan that envisions the airfield’s future. But the old Naval Air Station still needs a clean-up from harmful chemicals. https://www.dallasnews.com/news/politi...

UT Southwestern and Children’s Health to build first joint project in RedBird Mall Almost half of the 150,000 square feet will be devoted to pediatrics, and the project is expected to be finished by late next year. https://www.dallasnews.com/business/health-care/2020/08/27/utsw-and-childrens-health...

Makes downtown FW look smaller than I would have imagined.

De La Vega Development takes $2.5B mixed-use project The Central back to the drawing board https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/08/27/de-la-vega-development-the-central-update.html "We’re in the design process and are working with the city on documents for two high-rise towers. We had ...

Nice they she'll be all cleaned up!

Is that the crane coming down?

I think it makes sense if business users are coming to town to go to meetings or visit clients in that building. Much easier to commute back and forth if it's just an elevator ride up to the top plus you get some of the vest views in the city up there.

Meet Block 16, a Downtown Austin Tower Plan Surprising Enough for 2020

https://austin.towers.net/meet-block-16 ... -for-2020/

So we have this on the south side of downtown and De La Vega and that massive development on the north side. Can Dallas absorb that much new space? Especially now?

Ellis County datacenter project ready to grow
Construction is underway to prepare for the next phase of Compass Datacenters' Red Oak development.

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... y-to-grow/

Would love to see Harwood number 12 and some other uptown office projects start soon, they were very close to getting going right as the pandemic hit Might be good that they didn't start before the pandemic hit. Now they can reassess what they have and what they market might demand as a result of t...

D-FW construction declines aren’t as steep as early in the pandemic North Texas ranked second nationally for building starts in the first half of 2020. https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2020/07/30/d-fw-construction-declines-arent-as-steep-as-early-in-the-pandemic/ “Construction starts...

Looks like construction has reached ground level already.

They do have the advantage of being able to build something to deliver to a post pandemic world which could make the property much more attractive to potential office space shoppers.

Softer glow sounds great!

Fast-growing Midlothian lays plans to restore its old downtown This city southwest of Dallas is getting new industry and housing. https://dmn-dallas-news-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/wLhMj9RgY-6OP-jReNBfVHmOEDQ=/1660x934/smart/filters:no_upscale()/cloudfront-us-east-1.images.arcpublishing.com...

The Hamilton new high-rise apartments hits 25 percent occupancy in Deep Ellum https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/07/27/hamilton-westdale-streetlights-epic-deep-ellum.html The Hamilton apartment high-rise in Deep Ellum, which opened just as the COVID-19 pandemic hit North Texas, is about 2...

I like this a little bit better, did they add some height?

mdg109 wrote:I believe Iron Cactus is pretty much done.

Seriously? I loved the building but didn't frequent it much.

Whats going in across the street from Sylvan 30, north east side of the Sylvan/FW Ave Intersection. Looked like work was underway last time I was over there.

That looks fantastic! Wish the giant screen were on but the whole thing has come together nicely.

Think I saw the crane when I drove up there one day, it appears to show up on the KDC Epic webcam as well.

What a great sidewalk!

I've seen some cities do some innovative things to help retail expand it's footprint during pandemic. Most of that means closing streets to cars and expanding the sideway experience to the full street. Basically creates a completely outdoor shopping experience and for restaurants it expands table op...

I'm not really sure what could be done to it, but I would think it would definitely need some windows. With all the high-end apartments being built today, perhaps this could be converted into a more budget-friendly urban living option instead? Budget friendly overlooking the river or a fantastic do...

So it took about three months to fill that below grade space? Nice updates, thanks for posting!

Can't get past the paywall. What street is he imagining to the North-South "Main Street"? In any event, gotta give him credit for a healthy imagination... The site seems ill-connected to the convention center, and it appears it would be difficult to remedy this. I don't see it as a good s...

How developer Ray Washburne wants to change the flow of downtown Dallas https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2020/07/09/ray-washburne-charter-dallas-morning-news.html?iana=hpmvp_dal_news_headline “I want to make it like a Main Street from the Sixth Floor (Museum) through the convention center so...

Most projects seem to start late but I suppose they could be doing some prep work on top that we just can't see.

Landmark Pegasus tower on Stemmons Freeway will anchor new mixed-use project The high-rise that starred in a futuristic movie in 1976 will now house biotech and nonprofit firms. https://dmn-dallas-news-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/el7ZP7yNzAz90F-ZiiPPcVXUSjo=/1660x934/smart/filters:no_upscale...

I'd like to see what they come up with for that concrete structure. Could they add floors to it? Windows, balconies and a few more floors might make it a desirable place to live. That parking lot on the east side has to go tho, that thing is pathetic.

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