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Work will begin this week on the most expensive downtown Dallas development in more than a decade. The $250 million Hall Arts Residences condominium tower and Hall Arts Hotel will be a major addition to downtown Dallas’ Arts District. The 44 condos in the 25-story tower on Flora Street will start in price at $2 million.

Hall Structured Finance (HSF) has provided a $23.2 million loan for the construction of a Hyatt House and Hyatt Place hotel in East Moline, part of the Quad Cities region. This will be Hyatt’s first development of a blended, dual-flagged hotel, with a shared front desk and lobby amenities, and will serve as the company’s prototype for future dual-flagged developments.

A California-based legal firm has moved its downtown Dallas office to the Arts District. Sedgwick Llp has rented an office in the KPMG Plaza building on Ross Avenue near Pearl Street.

A new Asian restaurant will open in Dallas' Arts District from a restaurateur with downtown experience. Called Musumé, it'll go into the Hall Arts building, alongside Stephan Pyles' Flora Street Cafe, with an opening date set for November.

Hall Structured Finance plans to make more than $300 million in construction loans this year for projects including hotels and apartments.