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Koreatown Developer Pushes Zoning to Remake 55 Acres of Lewisville’s The Vista Mall With 1,000+ Apartments, Hotel

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Hankook Property Management, a Los Angeles Koreatown developer that bought the core of Lewisville's struggling The Vista mall in 2022, is racing to lock in mixed-use zoning by year-end for a plan that would layer more than 1,000 apartments, 120 townhomes and a 120-key hotel onto the 37-year-old shopping center, even as a local real estate advocate floats the site as an alternative home for a new Dallas Stars arena.

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