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[JoninATX]

Crescent Real Estate’s Maple Avenue tower, where rents start at $4,000, redefines luxury

May 12 2023

The developer’s tower under construction on Maple Avenue will be one of the most exclusive rental communities in town. At 31 floors, it’ll also be one of the tallest buildings in Uptown. The high-rise, located just north of the landmark Crescent complex, was designed by well-known architect Richard Keating. “We think Dallas is ready for something soft contemporary — a residential building that is distinctly more modern,” Pitchford said. The 2811 Maple project is Crescent’s first Dallas rental residential building. The tower is scheduled for completion in mid-2025.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dallasn...-4000-redefines-luxury/%3foutputType=amp

[JoninATX]

2525 Turtle Creek now U/C





https://harvestmxd.com/case-studies-collection/2525-turtle-creek-blvd

[JoninATX]

Luxury apartment tower planned for Oak Lawn block



https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.dallasn...ned-for-oak-lawn-block/%3foutputType=amp

[JoninATX]

23Springs and 2811 Maple progress update







By Dallaz

[JoninATX]

The Quad



Progress:

By Dallaz

https://thequaduptown.com/gallery/

[JoninATX]

Progress is underway on Dallas’s highway cap over Interstate 35E







Update:

https://www.archpaper.com/2023/06/progress-underway-on-dallas-highway-cap-over-interstate-35e/

[R1070]

I35E is much further along than that. The freeway is open.

[JoninATX]

Originally Posted by R1070

I35E is much further along than that. The freeway is open.

Nice. Definitely gotta check it out once it's finished.

[clubtokyo]

Looking good Dallas!

[drummer]

Nice! I hadn't seen that rendering of the deck park before.

Yes, the highway is open. The last time I drove through there (a couple months ago?), the deck was just concrete, but was structurally complete so far as the cover goes...

I usually drive 35W these days.

[colemonkee]

2811 Maple should turn out really nice. Richard Keating does great work (he's an alumni of SOM and designed LA's Gas Company Tower), and with rents starting at $4,000, I wouldn't expect them to cheap out on materials.

[R1070]

There's some other nice projects going up around Central Dallas as well. Hopefully we will see some of the proposed projects kick things off as well.

[JoninATX]

Designs complete for Dallas’ new $750 million Four Seasons hotel

The developers of a $750 million Four Seasons hotel and condominium tower on Dallas’ Turtle Creek have finished their plans for the luxury project and are working on financing.

Boston-based Carpenter & Co. and Dallas’ Perot family last summer got city approvals for the high-rise development. Since then, the team has been working with architect Pelli Clarke Pelli to design the tower while hunting for construction funding.

“We will have three restaurants and six or seven bars in the project,” Carpenter said. He’s signed the first dining venue: Zuma, an award-winning contemporary Japanese cuisine restaurant that opened its first location in London in 2002. Zuma now has almost two dozen locations in Europe, the United States, Asia and the Middle East.

Carpenter said there’s strong demand for another luxury hotel in Dallas.
“Dallas is just on fire,” he said. “Everybody loves Dallas.”

$ https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real...llas-new-750-million-four-seasons-hotel/

[Altoic]

Never saw this proposal! I don't know if there's a dedicated thread for it...

“Field Street District” Office High-Rise/Residential Tower to Ascend in March
https://www.connectcre.com/stories/field...se-residential-tower-to-ascend-in-march/

Pacific Elm Properties, an affiliate of Wood Partners, expects to deliver an 18-story office tower and a 25-story multifamily high-rise as part of the first phase of a mixed-use development. The project, slated for the Field Street District in Dallas, is anticipated to cost $350 million. Construction on the 915,200-square-foot office space is expected to start in March and is projected to be completed in 2027. The apartment complex is slated to house 300 units.

The Beck Group is listed as the design firm on the filing. The Dallas Morning News reports Woods Capital and Kaizen Development Partners partnered with Dundon Capital Partners to purchase the parcels at 1012 and 1100 McKinney Ave in 2019.

http://www.fieldstreetdistrict.com/

[Dale]

^ How many proposals have there been for that site ?

[R1070]

Originally Posted by Dale

^ How many proposals have there been for that site ?

I think this is the first update from the original from this developer. This site was where a planned South Asian museum was to be built at one point, but that fell through.

I like that the residential portion is taller, but I'd like to see the office tower gain some height to be closer in size to the original design.

[eburress]

Originally Posted by Dale

^ How many proposals have there been for that site ?

This rendering and what's shown on the http://www.fieldstreetdistrict.com/ and http://www.fieldstreetdistrict.com/ sites are both old. And yes, they've gone through several iterations of this project's design, each one getting smaller and worse.

This is the project's latest version. You'll notice the single story structures in the foreground.

[Dale]

It does look pretty slick. Odds on this going ahead ?

[R1070]

Originally Posted by eburress

This rendering and what's shown on the http://www.fieldstreetdistrict.com/ and http://www.fieldstreetdistrict.com/ sites are both old. And yes, they've gone through several iterations of this project's design, each one getting smaller and worse.

This is the project's latest version. You'll notice the single story structures in the foreground.

What's pictured there was always the smaller of the two lots. The lot to the West is where the proposed taller tower is, so hopefully we something more significant go to that space. As for the low rise buildings in the foreground. Those appear to just be placeholders as we've seen done in the Harwood District and West Village. Anything is better than a surface parking lot. I imagine as the market continues to change, these renderings will change again as well.

[Wattleigh]

https://www.dallasnews.com/business/real...ith-4000-workers-destined-to-move-there/

Goldman Sachs’ new Dallas campus is underway with 4,000 workers destined to move there

Construction kicks off on 800,000-square-foot office campus just north of downtown. It’s expected to open in 2027.

By Steve Brown
12:59 PM on Oct 10, 2023

Goldman Sachs will move workers from downtown Dallas, Irving and Richardson to its new campus near Victory Park when it opens in 2027.

The New York-based financial giant on Tuesday broke ground on the more than $500 million, 800,000 square-foot building on North Field Street next to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science.

“This region continues to be a hub for talent, innovation and opportunity,” said Goldman Sachs president and chief operating officer John Waldron. “It is this incredible promise that binds Goldman Sachs to the area and is driving us to expand our presence in Texas. We are honored to be part of such a landmark development for the city.”

Waldron said Goldman Sachs has had an office in Dallas since 1968.

“Over the last 50 years, we have grown from a small team of wealth advisers and investment bankers to roughly 4,000 people across all businesses at Goldman Sachs, including more than 1,000 engineers,” he said. “Dallas is our second largest office in the Americas outside of New York City, our global headquarters.