
Mavs Push for Downtown Dallas Entertainment District
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Dallas Mavericks: A New Entertainment District in the Heart of Dallas
The Dallas Mavericks are planning a massive new entertainment district in the city, aiming to stay put as their arena lease ends. The team envisions a hotel, corporate headquarters, practice facility, and medical partner, along with residential spaces, retail shops, and restaurants. Two potential sites are under consideration: near Dallas City Hall and the old Valley View Mall. Mayor Eric Johnson is cautious, stressing the need for a fair deal for taxpayers. Council discussions resume in late May, with the Mavs aiming to choose a location by July to secure Dallas as their home base for years to come.
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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Mavs Push for Downtown Dallas Entertainment District. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 30th. This is Dallas News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Dallas Mavericks are doubling down on staying put in Dallas as their arena lease winds down, pushing hard for a massive new entertainment district. Right in the city. Team leaders like Rick Welts laid out big plans last Friday, talking about way more than just the basketball court. Think a hotel next door. There. Corporate headquarters moved downtown, practice facility relocated, plus a medical partner for the team. They envision residential spots, retail shops, restaurants buzzing 365 days a year, turning it into a real heartbeat for Dallas. Two main sites are on the table now. One near Dallas City Hall, the other at the Old Valley View Mall of North. Mayor Eric Johnson is holding back though, stressing he wants the absolute best deal for taxpayers with no final call yet. Council talks pick up again late May, but the maps are moving fast, aiming to drop the location by July to keep the momentum rolling and lock in.
Dallas is home base for years to come.
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