Therme has worked closely with the City of Dallas planning staff and Joanna Hampton, District 2 City Plan Commissioner, to refine its development plans. The company remains committed to the proposed site because of its unique ability to connect a vibrant, newly activated convention center district with South Dallas, which has long been separated from the city’s downtown corridor.

Therme Group welcomes 5.5M visitors annually, across 5 locations in Germany and Romania.

Since announcing its interest in Dallas in March 2025, Therme Group has achieved several significant global milestones:

• In 2025, Therme Group and CVC partnered on a €1 Billion Therme Horizon joint venture including Therme Erding in Germany and Therme Bucharest in Romania, two of Europe’s most visited wellbeing destinations. This year, Therme Horizon acquired three more wellbeing resorts in Germany from the Josef Wund Foundation. 
• Therme Manchester broke ground in September 2025, having secured an equity co-investment from CVC
• Therme Group was selected by the Singapore Tourism Board to develop a destination at Marina South; the 720,000-square-foot project broke ground in June 2026
• Therme Group and The Georgetown Company formed Therme Atlas, a joint venture to co-develop several sites across the US. The Georgetown Company owns 26% equity stake in the joint venture. 

In addition to Dallas, Therme has developments underway or planned in Manchester, Frankfurt, Toronto, Washington, D.C., Singapore, Dubai and Incheon.

The City Plan Commission’s action advances the zoning request to the Dallas City Council for consideration this fall.