The Dallas Mavericks announced a major decision this week, choosing the former site of Valley View Mall for their new arena. The team notably chose that site over keeping the project in downtown ...
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DALLAS — The Dallas Mavericks plan to pay $50.7 million for a portion of the former site of Valley View Mall, federal filings show. On June 1, the team announced they plan to leave Downtown Dallas and ...
The Dallas Mavericks may have found its next home. The team announced Monday it is pursuing the former Valley View Mall site for a new arena and entertainment hub. The organization confirmed it has ...
The Mavs announced Monday that the team plans to purchase 104 acres of the former Valley View Center mall site along Interstate 635 to build a mixed-use district anchored by a new arena. The site was ...
The Dallas Mavericks announced plans to pursue the former Valley View Mall site in North Dallas for a proposed new arena and entertainment district. The project would keep the team within Dallas city ...
DALLAS — The Dallas Mavericks confirmed Monday they plan to leave Downtown Dallas and have entered into an "option agreement" for the potential purchase of 104 acres of land at the former Valley View ...
The Dallas Mavericks have taken a significant step in their search for a future arena and entertainment district, announcing Monday that they have entered into option agreements for the potential ...
It looks like the Mavericks’ years in downtown Dallas are numbered. The franchise announced Monday its plans to head north, with hopes of moving into a new arena in time for the 2031-32 season after ...
The Mavericks on Monday executed option agreements to purchase approximately 104 acres of the 110-acre former site of Valley View Mall, the franchise told The Dallas Morning News in an emailed ...
The choice gives the N.B.A. franchise room to pursue a sprawling mixed-use development while easing pressure on one of Dallas’s most closely watched civic battles. By Jesus Jiménez Reporting from ...
After many months of speculation, the Dallas Mavericks confirmed on Monday where it is they hope to build their next arena home. According to WFAA, a spokesperson with the organization confirmed that ...
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