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What's next for downtown Dallas' most vacant skyscrapers?

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Some of the most recognizable parts of Dallas' skyline are under 50 percent occupied. With COVID-19 threatening a sustained lack of interest in downtown's dense core and new inventory coming to the market, the city's oldest office towers are plotting their next move to remain viable.

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What's next for downtown Dallas' most vacant skyscrapers?

Some of the most recognizable parts of Dallas' skyline are under 50 percent occupied. With COVID-19 threatening a sustained lack of interest in downtown's dense core and new inventory coming to the market, the city's oldest office towers are plotting their next move to remain viable.

3 years ago·United States

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