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Dallas Council Approves $800MM Preston-Royal Towers 9-6 After Cutting Heights to 199 Feet

November 11, 20263 Mins read1
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After two delays and more than 5,000 neighbor signatures against it, Burk Interests and Greenway Investment Co.'s $800 million Preston-Royal redevelopment won a 9-6 Dallas City Council rezoning on Nov. 10 that caps its tallest buildings at 199 feet and ties a building permit to new traffic signals and a corridor timing study.

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