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Dallas Council Rejects Winners Assembly’s Bid to Rezone MLK Boulevard Site for $250MM South Dallas High-Rise

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The Dallas City Council turned down Winners Assembly Christian Church's bid to rezone a corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard for a proposed $250 million, 25-story mixed-use tower, closing a year-long zoning fight that tested how much density South Dallas is willing to accept as reinvestment pressure builds.

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