REUNION TOWER & HYATT REGENCY

Dallas’ iconic 50-story Reunion Tower and the connecting 1,120-room Hyatt Regency Dallas are owned by Hunt-Reunion, Inc., a subsidiary of Hunt Realty Investments, Inc. The Hyatt Regency Dallas features 1,600 square feet of public function space, including three ballrooms, two exhibit halls, 56 meeting rooms and 42 hospitality suites. The silhouette of the hotel and its adjoining landmark—the 50-story Reunion Tower—have given the Dallas skyline worldwide recognition. Recently renovated to include state-of-the-art amenities, the hotel is also connected to the historic Union Station, a transportation center with office, banquet, meeting and special event space.

KEY FEATURES:

Following an extensive renovation in 2009, the top level of Reunion Tower opened as Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck, the celebrity chef's first fine-dining restaurant in Texas. The widely acclaimed four-star restaurant provides a unique dining experience, with 360-degree views of Dallas via a revolving floor.

In 2013, the observation level reopened as the GeO-Deck, named for Buckminster Fuller's renowned geodesic sphere. The newly renovated deck offers visitors unparalleled views of Dallas through high-definition zoom cameras and an interactive digital touch-screen display. Cloud Nine Café, located one level above the GeO-Deck, is a private dining and event space catered by Wolfgang Puck.

Reunion Tower is managed by Reunion Tower Operations Company, a wholly owned subsidiary of Hunt Realty Investments. For more information, visit the Reunion Tower website or call (214) 712-7040.

The Hyatt Regency Dallas is managed by the Hyatt Corporation, and it is asset-managed by Woodbine Development Corporation, a 40-year-old, full-service real estate company that specializes in developing and managing hotels/resorts, land and mixed-use projects. For more information, visit the Hyatt Regency Dallas website or call (214) 651-1234.

UNION STATION

Originally opened in 1916, Union Station is Dallas’ historic railroad terminal. In 1972, the city of Dallas purchased the building. Under a public-private agreement, Hunt executed a long-term lease and began a renovation restoring Union Station to a multitenant, mixed-use building. Today, after a major repositioning and renovation in 2008, Union Station remains a transportation center with office, banquet and meeting space, as well as a walkway linking the station to the Hyatt Regency Dallas and Reunion Tower.

KEY FEATURES:

Union Station is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is designated a historic landmark by the city of Dallas and the state of Texas.

Banquet space is operated by Wolfgang Puck Catering, making it one of the most desired event destinations in Dallas.

REUNION LAND ASSEMBLAGE

The land at Reunion was originally acquired by Hunt in 1975 and consisted of approximately 21 acres of unimproved land and 10 acres of air rights within the Reunion development in downtown Dallas.

In 2012, the company successfully completed a land swap with the city of Dallas, exchanging the portion of Hunt Realty’s land holdings at Reunion, known as the Cockrell Tract, for a key tract of land that was the former site of Reunion Arena—also located in the Reunion development.

Today, Hunt Realty owns a contiguous assemblage of 31 acres in downtown Dallas, one of the largest assemblages of undeveloped land in the downtown area of a major city in the United States. This site represents excellent future development potential for a strategic use that will complement and enhance the company’s holdings within the Reunion district.