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Redo adds more horse power to Las Colinas' landmark Williams Square

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... ams-square

Working on 45 and about to start 46, crane extenders were being moved around late today so that should be going up.

Just reading through all of that it sounds like Dallas (even downtown) is well positioned to land this one....although I would never say we are a sure thing. DBJ version indicates there could be more opportunities behind these two. https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2019/05/23/lowes-dallas-tech...

^Wow, this would be significant! Maybe Dallas will score this and Uber.

Dallas City Council approves economic development grants as companies promise jobs, training https://www.bizjournals.com/dallas/news/2019/05/23/dallas-city-council-economic-development-grants.html Chimes Solutions, an Atlanta-based, African-American-owned company, is expanding its business process ...

Uptown Dallas' Union project lands Koch Industries, other tenants and is almost fully leased

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... lly-leased

Nice renderings! Be nice if Harwood would get something started next door in that parking lot.

^Nice! Made quick work of that little building.

Yes Indeed, Downtown Austin’s Block 71 Tower Has a New Name

https://austin.towers.net/yes-indeed-do ... -new-name/

Lots going on today, more progress on the tile along Main and they appear to be removing all of the exterior lighting covers all the way to the top of the building. Maybe they are going to install some LED feature in place of what looks like fluorescent lights?

D cost $1.2 Billion 15 years ago. Its probably the scale of the thing, D is massive and F will be equally as massive. 24 gates is surprisingly low, maybe its going to be primarily built out to handle 789, 773, big widebodies? Probably, but doesn't this project also include a remodel of Terminal C?

I guess that would be a net negative to most people, to me having a birds eye view of a high rise going up would be a net positive and I would probably pay more for the view.

Dallas finally looks to develop Hensley Field — 738-acres of rotten land on prime real estate https://www.dallasnews.com/opinion/commentary/2019/05/17/dallas-finally-looks-develop-hensley-field-738-acres-rotten-land-prime-real-estate The former Navy property — 738 acres of it on the shores of Mount...

Drove by today....rubble.

American Airlines, DFW Airport strike deal to build new $3 billion terminal https://www.dallasnews.com/business/dfw-airport/2019/05/20/american-airlines-dfw-airport-strike-deal-build-new-3billion-terminal?utm_source=pushly Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and chief tenant American Airlines h...

Don’t know if this has been posted but I assume it’s just another mock up of the tallest tower in the Midtown Development. https://prestonhollow.advocatemag.com/2013/09/25/advocate-magazine-cover-art-local-ties/ I've never seen that rendering before. Seems taller than anything else we've seen, is i...

Retail Therapy: Living Spaces opens in Grand Prairie with Magnolia Home

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/ret ... oised-grow

Hope this turns into another Epic, maybe even on a larger scale.

clcrash19 wrote:Would be massive for this city and downtown core. Really hope it comes to fruition.

And a total boom for the DE daytime population and demand on housing in DE.

Hope it happens, hope they build a third tower that's even bigger then a fourth plus the skyport. All of that would be.......EPIC!

Here’s Our First Look at the Condo Tower Headed for 17th and Guadalupe

https://austin.towers.net/heres-our-fir ... guadalupe/

9B9D6794-3514-4780-BA7E-C5D29A6A4DCD.pngFirst thought was Soffitel, but that’s French. Maybe Swissotel?? If so, Swissotel is an Accor brand (company that used to own Motel 6/Studio 6). They only have 1 North American location, in Chicago on Wacker Drive overlooking the Chicago River. Elsewhere: Aus...

That's awesome and if you zoom in on the last pic in the series you get a great view of the sloping roof line. Thanks for posting!

Drove by today and happened to notice how quick this has changed, this will be gone in no time. Always thought this was the ugliest building.

I seriously forget this project is underway. So slow. I don't think it's that slow considering that they took out an entire block, went down first and started back up. Once this project got under way the movement seems like its been pretty good, especially considering how much rain we get which doe...

That's a great shot, like how you can start to see the cutaway for the roof line.

That orange splash of color is nice.

East side of the building tile replacement is almost done, looks fantastic and they are well underway on the south side facing Elm. Bright and shiny it will look like new when it's done.

Funny, as I was approaching downtown on I-35 a couple days ago I thought about how much the southern side of downtown really needs some new high rises. Seems like everything ever proposed goes on the north side. So much land waiting for some development, projects like this can help redefine how down...

Tell that to the low rise homeowners in the farmers market that will no longer have a view of downtown. I'll never understand people living in Downtown complaining about losing their views of Downtown. If that's not an example of not being able to see the forest for the trees, I don't know what is....

If memory serves this new innovation and tech campus is something similar to what was proposed when Amazon was looking at Dallas, that education piece was deemed too important to abandon once Amazon chose another location. So, in essence...its a carrot.

Interesting find, including that one image with a very tall residential tower next to the new parking garage and a completed hotel in the image as well.

R1070 wrote:Are they still working on floor 43 or have they moved up?

Looked like 43 and 44 when I saw it today but would have to count again to make sure.

The angled roof line is definitely in play now, showing up on the west side they are about 3-4 floors into it at this point so you can see how it is starting to angle away from one corner of the building. Having said that I am still now sure how this building will look from various directions.

FWIW, I see this building every day and now I see people working on it every day. Also, the people that I met from Drever that worked on my floor have disappeared. I don't think I have seen them for a month, now it makes sense.

So this is office product number two announced since we heard about the lack of new product coming online to meet demand. Well, three if you count the office building at central market in Uptown. But, a lot of new towers have been announced of late, impressive since we keep hearing that this cycle i...

Big addition to the area, nice looking tower as well.

With as many residents moving into this area I would not think there is a problem, not yet. Each of these developments brings hundreds of new living units with them plus so much more are going up around them.

^I believe that is correct, looks like the residential tower is 360 feet and 439 units which is the largest structure and the hotel appears to be 200 feet. This is a massive change for the area and will be a very busy place once complete. Hope to see additional renderings before long.

High end rental building coming near Dallas' White Rock Lake https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real-estate/2019/05/03/high-end-rental-building-coming-near-dallas-white-rock-lake "We are just getting ready to start construction," said builder Neil Blanchard. "It's a beautiful modern...

New office project on the way near U.S. 75 in Allen

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... s-75-allen

Looked like they had made a lot of progress with the tile installation on the east side and I noticed they had workers on at least three corners of the tower laying tile up the sides. So far I am liking the way it's turning out.

Mos of the lobby glass on the east side has been placed, lots of fun watching them lift those giant panes of glass to put into place.

Started working on 43, the crane should be going up again soon if not this weekend.

Awesome, wonder how soon we will see some renderings of the new project?

If they keep scaling it back they may actually settle on something they can afford.

That IS nice!

I see a lot of surface parking right there, lots of opportunity to go up.

Part of Dallas' Valley View mall comes down for $1 billion mixed-use project

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/rea ... se-project

That has really turned into quite a place. I remember when the biggest thing going up there was the cheap cigarettes that people used to stop and buy by the carton.

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