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Proposed 19-story Preston-Royal tower vote passes, now heads to City Council
Summary by The Dallas Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: David Goins , as published by NBC5 DFW
· August 6, 2026
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The Dallas City Plan and Zoning Commission has voted in favor of an $800 million development proposed near Preston Road and Royal Lane, which has drawn opposition from several Northwest Dallas neighborhood groups. The project would include retail, restaurants, condominiums, apartments and a five-...
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Key takeaway The project would include retail, restaurants, condominiums, apartments and a five-...
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What is this story about? The Dallas City Plan and Zoning Commission has voted in favor of an $800 million development proposed near Preston Road and Royal Lane, which has drawn opposition from several Northwest Dallas neighborhood groups. The project would include retail, restaurants, condominiums, apartments and a five-...
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