Pepper Square shopping center, originally built in the late 1970s, has seen better days in North Dallas. However, developer Henry S. Miller has a vision to revitalize the once bustling retail hub into a mixed-use development featuring both apartments and retail spaces. The proposed redevelopment may also include a 12-story high-rise building. A vote on the zoning change necessary for this project is expected to take place later this month by the Dallas City Council.
According to an article from The Dallas Business Journal, concerns were raised about potential traffic increases at a recent Planning and Zoning meeting where the project received unanimous approval. However, after conducting their own traffic study sponsored by developers of Pepper Square’s transformation plan found that it would generate only half as many trips compared to if all current spaces were fully leased.
Founded in 1914 and based in Dallas with regional offices located in Houston and San Antonio, Henry S.Miller Company is one of DFW’s largest independent brokerage firms specializing also property management services.
The latest news on Pepper Square reveals that its future looks promising as plans for its revitalization are underway under developer Henry S.Miller’s direction. This iconic shopping center situated within North Dallas was initially constructed during the late ’70s but now requires some much-needed attention due to declining conditions over time.
Miller envisions transforming this former thriving retail destination into an exciting mixed-use development comprising residential units alongside commercial establishments such as shops or restaurants – even including plans for constructing an impressive twelve-story high-rise structure! To make these ambitious proposals possible though will require approval from local authorities through voting on crucial zoning changes scheduled later this month before work can commence officially.
Recent reports published by The Business Journal highlight how residents expressed worries about increased congestion during discussions held at Planning & Zoning meetings; however reassuringly enough findings presented via studies commissioned directly by developers indicate otherwise – revealing fewer trips anticipated than what would occur should every space be fully occupied.
Established in 1914, Henry S.Miller Company has become one of the most prominent independent brokerage and property management firms within Dallas-Fort Worth. The company’s headquarters are located in Dallas with additional regional offices situated across Houston and San Antonio regions.
