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Omni Hotel Moves Corporate Headquarters to Inner City Dallas
February 22nd, 2012 by adminIn the spring of 2009 Dallas voters passed a controversial proposition to build a Dallas Convention Center hotel in Downtown Dallas. The city then awarded a long time contract to operate the hotel to Omni Hotels & Resorts which is owned by TRT Holdings.This rubbed more than a handful of Dallasites the wrong way as TRT was headquartered in Irving, not Dallas. If Dallas is building the hotel, then the operation should go to a Dallas company.
Apparently TRT saw some logic … Read more >>
Tags: corporate headquarters, Crow's 9.5 acre Old Parkland site, Dallas Convention Center, Dallas Convention Center hotel, Dallas Morning News, Dallas voters, Dallasites, Downtown Dallas, Harlan Crow, Inner City Dallas, Irving, Las Colinas, Old Parkland Hospital, Omni Hotels, Omni Hotels & Resorts, TRT, TRT HoldingsHistoric Hotel near Downtown Dallas Gets the “Luxe” Upgrade
February 21st, 2012 by adminThe historic Art-Deco Stoneleigh Hotel has stood on Maple Avenue on the edge of the Uptown and Turtle Creek neighborhoods of Dallas since opening its doors in 1920. It also has been independently operated since then.However, when the chief executive of Luxe Hotels turned his attention to Dallas, he saw great possibility in the old hotel, and moved to add it to his Luxe Hotel line.
Once it is rebranded as the Luxe Stoneleigh Dallas Hotel and Spa, there won’t be … Read more >>
Tags: $36 million renovation, Art-Deco Stoneleigh Hotel, chief executive of Luxe Hotels, dallas, historic Art-Deco Stoneleigh Hotel, historic dallas, Luxe Hotel line, Luxe Hotels, Luxe Stoneleigh Dallas Hotel and Spa, Maple Avenue, new brand, turtle creek, uptown, Uptown and Turtle CreekKPMG Office Tower Transferred to Receiver
February 20th, 2012 by adminThe news is out that KPMG Centre in downtown Dallas has been transferred to special receiver, Keith Ward who has handed management over to Jones Lang LaSalle. The idea of a receivership is to place the office tower, which sits across the street from The Dallas Museum of Art and the Nasher Sculpture Center, under the control of a receiver so as to prevent disruption to the buildings tenants should it undergo a change of hands.The mortgage holders who are … Read more >>
Tags: Blake Shipley, Dallas office tower, Diamond Shamrock, Diamond Shamrock tower, Downtown Dallas, Harwood, Jones Lang LaSalle, Keith Ward, KPMG, KPMG Centre, LNR Partners LLC, Maxim Energy, McCall, mortgage holders, Nasher Sculputure Center, office tower, Parkhurst & Horton, Steve Everbach, tenants, The Dallas Museum of Art, Younan properties Inc.Uptown Gets a Skyscraper of its Own
February 17th, 2012 by adminWhile Texans have long had a reputation for liking things big, their zoning in many suburbs have favored those low and long ranch style homes considering height one of the more disruptive elements of design. However, Uptown has always been considered a tad more cosmopolitan and hasn’t shied away from buildings more than one story tall. Still, even Uptown had its height restrictions, but recently residents rallied to make an exception for acclaimed architecture firm Pelli Clarke Pelli. Uptown residents … Read more >>
Tags: architecture, architecture firm, architecture firm Pelli Clarke Pelli, bulidings, commercial development, Crescent, Crescent Real Estate, crescent real estate holdings, Downtown Dallas, height restrictions, international architect, McKinney and Olive, museums, neighborhood, Pelli, Pelli Clarke Pelli, Pelli project, performance halls, project, residents, signature building, skyline, uptown, Uptown residentsVisionary Dreams
February 16th, 2012 by adminNeal Sleeper, president of Cityplace Co. doesn’t appear to be much of a sleeper, despite the name. It’s been bugging him that, as they’ve been building their planned Cityplace Project, they have all this high traffic freeway real estate sitting there unused. Sleeper decided to go to the city and ask if they could use that vacant space for some temporary businesses to “create activity and interest.”
“We’ve looked at entertainment facilities, and we’ve looked at restaurant deals, “Sleeper told … Read more >>
Tags: Central Expressway, city planner, Cityplace Co., Cityplace Project, DART, DART rail station, dog park, food trucks, Neal Sleeper, president of Cityplace Co., Real estate, Steve Brown, temporary business, The Dallas Morning News, uptown, vacant space
