Newly released public records show Saks Global asked the City of Dallas for $126 million, plus $24 million in historic tax credits, to fund a $195 million overhaul of the downtown Neiman Marcus flagship at 1618 Main Street that would have paired a ground-floor Zodiac Room with designer offices on the top seven floors, a request the city shelved after Saks filed for bankruptcy.
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