Trader Joes

Historic Church at Cole and Armstrong in Uptown Demolished to Make Room For Mixed-Use Development

By Joanna England / February 18, 2014 /

Goodbye, little church in the city.

According to some historians, the church at 4501 Cole Avenue in Uptown was more than 100 years old. The structure, which was at one time the Fairland Methodist Episcopal Church, was most recently a Chips Old Fashioned Hamburgers. The sanctuary dates back to 1902 and was razed yesterday to make room for the new Lincoln Knox development that will include new retail and a Trader Joe’s, as well as 165 luxury mid-rise apartments.

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Build it And They Will Come: Knox Street Redevelopment Will Include Trader Joe's, More Retail, And Tons More Apartments

By Joanna England / February 4, 2014 /

We just can’t build apartments fast enough in Dallas, it seems. Apparently Sarofim Realty Partners and Lincoln Property Company agree, as new plans reported by Steve Brown of the DMN include 165 luxury rental units for the mixed-use development at 4501 Cole. Greater density in the area has left residents craving a real grocery store,…

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Build it And They Will Come: Knox Street Redevelopment Will Include Trader Joe’s, More Retail, And Tons More Apartments

By Joanna England / February 4, 2014 /

We just can’t build apartments fast enough in Dallas, it seems. Apparently Sarofim Realty Partners and Lincoln Property Company agree, as new plans reported by Steve Brown of the DMN include 165 luxury rental units for the mixed-use development at 4501 Cole. Greater density in the area has left residents craving a real grocery store,…

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Trader Joe’s Coming to Cole Street: Do Upscale Grocery Stores Improve Home Sales and Values?

By Candy Evans / January 18, 2013 /

Steve Brown reported this week that I am going to be spending a lot more time down on Knox-Henderson. Why? Because United Commercial Realty confirmed Tuesday that specialty grocer Trader Joe’s, the world of Two Buck Chuck, is actually going to finish out a store on Cole Avenue just south of Knox Street. This confirms what I have heard for months, that the 13,433 square foot Knox Street Trader Joe’s will replace some older buildings just north of Ed Kellums along Cole Avenue.

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Trader Joe's Coming to Cole Street: Do Upscale Grocery Stores Improve Home Sales and Values?

By Candy Evans / January 18, 2013 /

Steve Brown reported this week that I am going to be spending a lot more time down on Knox-Henderson. Why? Because United Commercial Realty confirmed Tuesday that specialty grocer Trader Joe’s, the world of Two Buck Chuck, is actually going to finish out a store on Cole Avenue just south of Knox Street. This confirms what I have heard for months, that the 13,433 square foot Knox Street Trader Joe’s will replace some older buildings just north of Ed Kellums along Cole Avenue.

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