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    $200,000 Cutie

    Richardson rambler confirms adorable homes exist for under $200,000

    Lindsey Wilson
    May 13, 2015 | 4:18 pm

    Just off 75 and Belt Line Road in Richardson, there's a quaint 1950s charmer of a home. Listed at $199,000 by Ebby Halliday's The Selzer Group, 330 E. Tyler St. sits on a tree-lined cul de sac lot, located within walking distance of Richardson Elementary School and Terrace Park.

    Inside, original hardwood floors flow throughout the airy, window-filled spaces, including a living room with a tile-accented fireplace. A second, more relaxed living space is right off the kitchen.

    The recently updated kitchen includes a commercial-grade range, lighted and glass-front cabinets, white subway tile, and handy nooks for displaying crockery. A chalkboard accent wall ups the whimsy. There are two dining areas: a more formal room with a chandelier and large window, and the breakfast bar in the kitchen.

    A spacious master bedroom connects to a bathroom that's brimming with original peach tile (and probably begging for an upgrade). The second bathroom also has original tile, but it's a more palatable color: blue. A pedestal sink in the smaller bath keeps it from feeling cramped.

    Seeking some peace and quiet while you work? A detached office space — not included in the home's 1,700 square feet — provides solitude, with enough extra room to relax if you need to get away from it all for a while.

    Large flagstones dot the covered patio, which is spacious enough for plenty of furniture and a barbecue grill. The wide-open feeling from the front extends to the backyard, which is encircled by leafy trees and manicured landscaping.

    In a hot real estate market, no well-priced home stays listed for long: This one's already under contract.

    A commercial-grade range tops the appliances.

    330 E. Tyler St. Richardson TX
    Photo courtesy of Ebby Halliday Realtors
    A commercial-grade range tops the appliances.
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    Dallas City Council OKs incentives for iconic Bank of America tower

    Teresa Gubbins
    Oct 24, 2025 | 5:21 pm
    Bank of America building in downtown Dallas.
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    Bank of America building outlined in neon green.

    The Dallas City Council has approved an agreement to support the redevelopment of the Bank of America building in downtown Dallas, with more than $100 million in incentives.

    The 72-story building at 901 Main St., known for its neon-green light trim, is billed as the tallest tower in downtown Dallas.

    A team comprised of Mike Hoque of Hoque Global and Mike Ablon of PegasusAblon previously announced their intention to purchase and transform the office tower and adjacent properties after Bank of America expressed intent to leave the building.

    The current owner Metropolis Investment Holdings, a Chicago-based real estate firm, who entertained the prospect of selling after Bank of America announced in 2023 that it would relocate about 1,000 workers to a new office tower overlooking Klyde Warren Park.

    The Dallas City Council’s approval includes up to $103 million in economic development incentive funding from the Downtown Connection Tax Increment Financing (TIF) District to support the planned $409 million project. The vote was unanimous.

    The redevelopment plan includes:

    • reducing office space in the tower from 1.8 million to 1.5 million square feet
    • renovating the office space
    • adding 280 new four-star or higher hotel rooms and related hotel amenity space
    • constructing a new glass and steel structure adjacent to the tower to serve as the hotel lobby
    • constructing a new 1,115-space parking garage on a surface parking lot across Main Street to connect to the hotel lobby via an elevated crosswalk
    • the addition of new street-level retail and restaurant space

    In a release, Mayor Pro Tem Jesse Moreno says he's "ecstatic that we approved this item today to support our business community and a significant economic asset."

    "This investment of funding through the Tax Increment Financing District in the area will expand the Bank of America property from simply a building of offices to a vibrant community-focused facility," Moreno says. “There will be a mix of office space, a high-quality hotel, and retail/restaurant uses at this iconic Dallas skyscraper. The community should be proud of this building, and of the work that this City is putting into helping our business community thrive."

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