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Winners Tower Cancelled in South Dallas

Winners Tower, a proposed 25-story mixed-use project with 60 condos and a 160-room hotel at 1709 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, has been cancelled.

Site of Winners Tower at 1709 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Dallas, TX
Site of Winners Tower at 1709 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Dallas, TXSatellite imagery © Mapbox, © Maxar · site map by Groundbreak

Winners Tower, a proposed 25-story mixed-use development at 1709 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in South Dallas, has been cancelled. Winners Development Corporation planned the tower at MLK Boulevard and Colonial Avenue with 60 condos and a 160-room hotel.

This is the first time this newsletter has tracked the project, and it enters the record as cancelled. The address on file has been updated from the intersection listing to 1709 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

The tower was to combine condos, the hotel, and ground-floor retail along MLK Boulevard. Amenities included a bank, grocery store, office space, conference and event space, a helipad, and garage parking.

The site sits in the Fair Park area along one of South Dallas's primary commercial corridors. No replacement development has been filed for the address.

The project file
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Address
1709 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd (corner of Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd & Colonial Ave), Dallas, TX
Units
60
Floors
25
Height
270 ft

Every filing, company, change and story we have on this project, cancelled as of our latest read of the record.

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