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Henry S. Miller Brings in Lincoln Property, Sets May 2027 Start for 313-Unit First Phase of Pepper Square Redevelopment in Far North Dallas

October 6, 20263 Mins read19
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Henry S. Miller Company has added Lincoln Property Company as co-developer on the long-contested remake of the Pepper Square shopping center at Preston Road and Belt Line Road, targeting a May 2027 groundbreaking on a 313-unit opening phase of a plan that grows to more than 1,050 apartments and about 65,000 square feet of new retail.

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