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Dallas Delays $800MM Preston-Royal Towers Vote to October Amid Neighborhood Fight

September 8, 20264 Mins read48
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A single property owner's $150 procedural filing has pushed Burk Interests' contested $800 million high-rise proposal at Preston Road and Royal Lane to an October 14 Dallas City Council hearing, extending a fight that has already produced two rounds of height cuts and a recall threat against the district's council member.

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