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Dallas City Council is weighing whether to move out of its iconic City Hall, saying leasing office space could save $43–$97 million over 10 years.

Most residents at Wednesday’s meeting opposed the idea, urging more independent cost estimates before any decision.

The city manager will study office options and report back in three months; no move has been finalized.

DALLAS - Dallas City Council met Wednesday to discuss the possibility of leaving city hall, attracting residents who spoke for and against vacating the iconic building.

Dallas council considers moving

The latest:

City staff believe moving out of the iconic city hall building to lease an office tower could save anywhere from $43 to $97 million over a decade.

This idea of leaving the current Dallas City Hall g

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