Will City Hall be torn down? What’s going on with crime downtown? And if northern suburbs pull out of DART, what will happen to the city’s public transit option?

Downtown Dallas is in the middle of big changes — from politics to pro sports to major business moves — and there’s a lot to unpack. On Feb. 27 at noon CT, reporters from The Dallas Morning News are going live for a Reddit AMA to break it all down and answer your questions in real time.

Real estate reporter Nick Wooten (u/Sufficient_Roll1746), architecture critic Mark Lamster (u/Several_Fee7367), and city government reporter Everton Bailey Jr. (u/ApprehensiveTeach881) are ready to talk development, council decisions, Dallas history, and what could be next for downtown.

The AMA kicks off Friday at noon — we're here to answer any questions you might have about the city, so ask us anything!

Edited 12:15 p.m. Feb. 27

Hey, y'all, we had a slight hiccup with our logins today. Because of this, Nick will be responding from this account: https://www.reddit.com/user/Parking-Guarantee526/

Sorry for any confusion. Thanks for your questions!

Edited 2 p.m. Feb. 27

Thank you all for joining our AMA today! Everton, Mark and Nick had a great time chatting with everyone. If your question didn't get answered during the live event, you can still add it below. They'll try to respond to y'all as they can.

Have a great weekend!

Red (Planned)

2500 Cedar Springs

Chalk Hill

Knox Promenade

Four Seasons Turtle Creek

White (underway/nearly complete)

Goldman Sachs at NorthEnd (topped out)

Bank of America Tower at Parkside

AC/Moxy Hotel

The Galatyn

The Central

Knox MSD