Transit Oriented Development
Anthem Development broke ground this week on Lofts iThirty, a 340-unit luxury apartment complex at 6302 Greenbelt Parkway in Garland. The $64 million transit-oriented development will feature four-story buildings, resort-style pools, outdoor dining areas, a pet spa, and a dog park. Officials with Anthem Development, a Beck Ventures company, met with stakeholders and supporters Tuesday…
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The Dallas City Plan Commission last week greenlit a mixed-income housing development within walking distance of the Walnut Hill DART Station. The Asana Partners project calls for up to 1,740 apartments and the redevelopment of an area desperate for a facelift. Watch the full discussion on zoning item 8 at the Aug. 3 CPC meeting…
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Glenstar Properties completed its multimillion-dollar redevelopment of Premier Place, a 20-story, 457,900-square-foot, Class A office buildingin Dallas adjacent to Mockingbird Station, a transit-oriented development that includes a DART rail stop. Built in 1985, Premier Place is just one of Glenstar’s holdings in the area, which include Energy Square and the Meadows Building. The project, which is…
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We were saddened to hear that the developer of the transit-oriented development by which North Texas judges all other rail-adjacent construction, Mockingbird Station, has passed. Ken Hughes was the brains behind the mixed-use project that was anchored to the DART Rail station on Mockingbird Lane near US 75. It was a revolutionary concept when built…
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Sounds like Betty Culbreath is a CandysDirt.com reader, as the City Plan Commissioner called out our little Dallas real estate blog during her comments at the June 19 meeting in which the proposed Sam’s Club at Uptown East/East Village/Cityplace was discussed. Her speech, which lasts about three minutes at the 1:26:15 mark, references the $30,000…
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