Texas Capital Bank Proposes Stock Ticker on its Uptown HQ

Texas Capital Bank is claiming Y’all Street for Uptown Dallas with a proposal to install an electronic stock ticker at its Uptown headquarters.

The bank is asking the Oak Lawn Committee for permission to install the sign outside the lobby entrance of the 21-story Texas Capital Center at 2000 McKinney Avenue, the Dallas Morning News reported. The move would boost Uptown’s claim to Y’all Street, the nickname given to the wave of financial institutions selecting Dallas for their headquarters outside Wall Street.

Maven Signage and Masterplan Consultants are assisting with the zoning and tenant consultancy for the project. The Oak Lawn Committee is expected to consider the proposal on April 7, according to the outlet.

The signage request follows a significant expansion by the bank in 2022, when it signed a 15-year lease for 200,000 square feet and rebranded the tower, which is owned by Fort Worth-based Crescent Real Estate. Texas Capital, the fifth-largest Texas-headquartered bank by deposits with $26.6 billion, recently completed a comprehensive renovation of its seventh-floor space, according to the publication.

As the financial district finds its economic center, developers are also looking to slot in a $300 million mixed-use development poised to introduce high-density residential and affordable housing to the Uptown submarket, further north on McKinney Avenue.

Sycamore Development and Stratega Capital plan to construct a 30-story, 398-unit high-rise at 3300 McKinney Avenue totaling nearly 600,000 square feet. Plans for this project are also expected to go before the Oak Lawn Committee on April 7, according to the publication.

The development includes 125 mixed-income apartments, with 63 units designated for residents earning approximately 80 percent of the area median income, according to the outlet. In 2025, the 80 percent area median income threshold for a single household in Dallas County was recorded at $65,700.

The developers anticipate presenting the project to the city plan commission in September, with planning and permitting expected to wrap up by late winter. Construction is slated to begin as early as summer 2027, with a projected completion date set for mid-2029.

— Eric Weilbacher