As the Mavericks, Stars and a roster of corporate tenants pull out of Dallas' urban core, city leaders are staking the region's long-term tax base on a wave of development pushing south of Interstate 30, led by Hoque Global's $1 billion University Hills project near the University of North Texas at Dallas.
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