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Dallas Landmark Push Could Lock Down Neiman Marcus Flagship for Two Years

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The Dallas Landmark Commission has authorized a public hearing that could start converting the 1914 Neiman Marcus flagship at 1618 Main St. into a city-protected landmark, a move that would hand the retailer's post-bankruptcy owner a stack of rehabilitation tax credits while stripping away much of its freedom to demolish or reshape the nine-story downtown […]

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