Bryan Tower

Bryan Tower is a 40-story high-rise at 2001 Bryan St in Downtown Dallas, Texas, where an office-to-residential conversion is planned to create 425 apartments. The tower was completed in 1973. It was designed by Neuhaus & Taylor and developed by Trammell Crow Company with Metropolitan Life, and at about 512 feet it is a prominent part of the eastern Downtown skyline. Its current owner, Pacific Elm Properties, the firm led by Jonas Woods that also converted the nearby Santander Tower into Peridot Residences, is turning the building’s office floors into mixed-income residences while keeping its original curtain-wall facade.

Fast Facts

Amenities

Published plans describe three stacked residential communities within the tower, along with new street-level retail, landscaping and outdoor space around the building. Detailed amenity lists have not been released.

• Mixed-income residences organized as three stacked communities
• New ground-level retail space
• Landscaped streetscape and new outdoor areas around the tower
• Transit-oriented location in the Downtown core

Unit Features

Specific apartment finishes and floor plans have not been published. Conversion plans call for upgraded ventilation and fire-safety systems and new operable glazing within the tower’s original curtain wall.

• Converted former office floors with expansive window lines
• New operable glazing set within the historic curtain wall
• Upgraded ventilation and fire-safety systems
• Skyline views from upper floors

Pet Policy

No pet policy has been published for the residences at Bryan Tower. Prospective residents should check with the leasing team once leasing begins.

Location

Bryan Tower sits at 2001 Bryan St on the northeast side of Downtown Dallas, between the Dallas Arts District and the city’s central business district. The Arts District’s museums and performance halls, Klyde Warren Park and the Peridot Residences in the former Santander Tower are a short walk away. DART rail serves nearby stations on Bryan Street and the downtown transit mall, and Uptown and Deep Ellum are a few minutes by car, with Woodall Rodgers Freeway and US-75 close by.

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