Hunt Realty to Spend $500M on Goldman Sachs Dallas Offices

Hunt Realty Investments has demolished the North End condominium community on the site to make way for the still unnamed project — the largest such office development in Dallas in decades. The 980,000-square-foot office project will house thousands of workers for New York-based financial giant Goldman Sachs and a public filing lists the cost of the project at $500 million.

Construction on the buildings is scheduled to start in February and open in April 2026. Dallas-based BOKA Powell is one of the architects working on the massive development.

The Dallas City Council voted in June to provide more than $18 million in economic stimulus to support the new development, which will house about 5,000 Goldman Sachs workers.

The project will launch Hunt Realty Investment’s mixed-use project, which will include office, residential and hotel towers, and retail space just north of the Woodall Rodgers Freeway. The buildings are expected to be between nine and 15-stories tall.