Hunt Releases Details on “Multi-Billion Dollar” Reunion Tower Plan

Hunt Realty Investments plans to invest billions of dollars into redeveloping the area south of Reunion Tower. The Dallas Morning News reports the company plans call for “probably $5 billion of development” and that it could house 5,000 residents. Reunion could also have up to 1,500 affordable units meant for teachers, nurses and first-responders in the area. They are also planning up to two million square feet of office space and hundreds of hotel rooms. A park is also planned.

Hunt Realty has owned the Reunion land for decades. Company founder Ray Hunt purchased the land for Reunion Tower, which was completed in 1978. Hunt Realty has sat on much of the acreage, waiting for the right moment, while plans were floated for various reconfigurations of the land (see photo, courtesy of the Dallas Business Journal). With the town spending billions on revamping the convention center, Hunt CEO Chris Kleinert told the Morning News, the time is right to move forward.