A filing with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation earlier this week sheds new light on a forthcoming project involving two towers in Uptown Dallas.
According to the TDLR filing, Chalk Hill Towers, a massive project between public radio station KERA, Kaizen Development Partners LLC, and HN Capital Partners, will comprise two high-rise buildings with over 1.4 million square feet of floor space. The towers will sit on 2.31 acres at 3031 and 3131 N. Harwood Street in Uptown.
All-in, the build is expected to cost an estimated $370 million.
The towers will be on a 535,000-square-foot eight-level podium garage. Three levels of the garage will be underground, with the remaining five above ground.
The first tower will be a 16-story, 420,000-square-foot office, while the second will be a 22-story, 470,000-square-foot hotel and condo.
The TDLR shows yet another change to previous plans.
In April 2024, The Dallas Express reported that Chalk Hill was considering a 30-story hotel and condo. Further back, there was discussion of a 21-story office and a 25-story residential high-rise. Whether the current TDLR remains the final plan is yet to be seen.
According to previously submitted documents, the hotel is expected to house around 200 rooms. The TDLR filing shows construction is set to start in June 2025, with a target completion date of January 2028.
Last month, The Dallas Express detailed how Dallas-based HN Capital Partners has teamed up with New York-based McCourt Partners to develop Hi Line Square at the corner of Oak Lawn Avenue and I-35E. Once complete, the project will result in the construction of a 17-story office tower, a 30-story residential building, and 45,000 square feet of high-end shopping, restaurants, and design showrooms. The project remains in the early planning stages, with completion expected in 2030.