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Bank of America Plaza

A Proposed New Chapter for a Dallas Landmark

Architectural rendering: Hoefer Welker — proposed redevelopment concept, not completed construction

Status: Proposed
Hoque Global role: Proposed redevelopment collaboration
Location: 901 Main Street, Dallas, Texas
Concept: Proposed landmark redevelopment
Named collaboration: PegasusAblon / proposed redevelopment

The project

A Proposed New Chapter for a Dallas Landmark

Bank of America Plaza represents Hoque Global’s vision for renewing one of Dallas’ most recognizable landmarks and the surrounding downtown environment. In partnership with PegasusAblon, the planned redevelopment would reimagine the iconic tower as a destination bringing together premier office space, hospitality, dining, and a more engaging experience at street level.

The ambition extends from the skyline to the sidewalk. Introducing complementary uses, modernizing the workplace environment, and activating surrounding properties would create reasons for people to visit throughout the day and evening. Hospitality, restaurants, and welcoming public spaces would connect the building more closely to downtown life while strengthening its appeal to employers and their employees.

Hoque Global’s role is to align the building’s transformation with a broader vision for the western side of downtown. This requires coordinating design, investment, public partnerships, and improvements across the property so that each component contributes to a cohesive destination. The project seeks to strengthen connections among Main Street, the West End, and the convention center area.

Bank of America Plaza reflects a belief that downtown’s established landmarks can be powerful drivers of its future. Through comprehensive reinvestment, Hoque Global and PegasusAblon aim to preserve the tower’s place in Dallas’ identity while establishing its next chapter as a center of business, hospitality, and urban life.

Status reflects the documented vision or historical relationship, not a confirmation of current phase delivery. Current phase, role and transaction details remain subject to company confirmation.

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A closer look.

Architectural rendering: Hoefer Welker — proposed redevelopment concept, not completed construction

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Documented milestones.

An approval, an announced plan and completed work are different milestones. The source and scope matter.

October 22, 2025Approval

Dallas City Council approved a development agreement with the Hoque Global and PegasusAblon development team, including up to $103 million in Downtown Connection TIF incentive funding to support the planned $409 million redevelopment. The plan reduces tower office space from 1.8 to 1.5 million square feet and adds 280 hotel rooms, a glass-and-steel hotel lobby, a 1,115-space garage and street-level retail. Approval does not establish an acquisition closing or the start of construction.

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