As the Dallas City Council muscled through a record $6 billion budget built on reserve transfers, higher fees and roughly 200 eliminated jobs, commercial real estate specialists say the harder story sits on the other side of the ledger — a repricing of the city's office towers that is quietly thinning the tax base City Hall leans on.
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