DFW Moves to Acquire Hyatt Regency Hotel on Airport Grounds

Officials will set aside $193.6 million for the purchase.

Zach Vasile

Friday, July 31, 2026 at 02:55 PM ET

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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport. (Photo: Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport)

Key Takeaways:

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) plans to acquire the Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport for up to $193.6 million, with Hyatt continuing to operate the hotel.
This purchase would add to DFW's existing ownership of multiple Hyatt properties on its grounds.
The proposed acquisition requires approval from the airport's full board of directors and the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth.
The hotel acquisition is part of a broader $12 billion expansion project at DFW, which includes a new Terminal F and renovations to Terminal C.

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Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is moving forward with plans to purchase another Hyatt hotel on its property.

The Dallas Business Journal reported this week that the airport’s Public Facility Improvement Corp. board voted unanimously to acquire Hyatt Regency DFW International Airport, located near Terminal C. Officials proposed spending up to $193.6 million for the building and its leasehold interest. Hyatt would continue to operate the hotel.

The proposal will be considered by the airport’s full board of directors on Aug. 6. The cities of Dallas and Fort Worth would also have to sign off on the deal.

According to WFAA, the airport already owns Grand Hyatt DFW, Hyatt Place DFW, and Hyatt House, which is under construction and expected to open in 2027.

Dallas/Fort Worth is currently undergoing a $12 billion expansion. The project includes the construction of a new terminal, Terminal F, and renovations to Terminal C.