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Irving City Council to consider $30M in renovations to Toyota Music Factory

The Irving City Council is set to deliberate on Thursday regarding potential renovations for the Toyota Music Factory (TMF), with the proposed budget reaching up to $30 million.

As the venue is city-owned, it has undergone operational changes, prompting officials to seek a fresh strategy to reinvigorate the space.

Reported by The Dallas Morning News, the $180 million entertainment complex, featuring a concert hall, outdoor amphitheater, movie theater, and retail/restaurant areas, has not met the city’s expectations and has been less successful than initially projected.

This sentiment was mirrored by Brookfield Properties, a New York-based company that assumed TMF operations last year. Chase Martin of Brookfield Properties emphasized a forward-looking approach during a 2023 City Council meeting, stating, “We don’t want to dwell on the past or the factors that led us here. Our focus is on the future and reimagining this project. To achieve that, we conducted a thorough evaluation of TMF’s current state and concluded that it is not realizing its full potential.”

The proposed renovations entail a redesign of the central plaza area and enhancements to storefronts and patios within the plaza. Additionally, adjustments to the performance stage are planned to address concerns regarding the scale of the complex.

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