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Dallas to use eminent domain to make way for expanded convention center

City has been unable to reach an agreement with land owners, filing says
A conceptual rendering shows what the exterior of the $3.7 billion expanded Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center could look like in downtown Dallas. (Inspire Dallas)
A conceptual rendering shows what the exterior of the $3.7 billion expanded Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center could look like in downtown Dallas. (Inspire Dallas)
CoStar News
September 17, 2025 | 9:05 P.M.

The city of Dallas is seeking eminent domain on a tract of land adjacent to the former Dallas Morning News building to make way for what is expected to be a $3.7 billion expansion and re-orientation of the downtown convention center.

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