Dallas

**Sic'EmBears** · 01-07-2016, 12:16 AM

Trammell Crow Residential working on Uptown high-rise
Steve Brown
January 4, 2016

The Dallas-based developer is working on plans for an apartment tower at Carlisle and Vine streets near Turtle Creek and the Katy Trail, according to plans filed with the City of Dallas.

Crow Residential plans to build a 15-story tower on the Carlisle site.

More than a dozen high-rise residential projects are under construction or planned in Dallas’ Uptown, downtown and Oak Lawn districts.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-07-2016, 12:20 AM

Southwest Airlines looking at headquarters complex expansion at Love Field
Steve Brown
January 4, 2016

The airline has filed land plans with the City of Dallas for a more than 14-acre tract of land on Denton Drive west of Love Field.

“We are also in the process of evaluating an opportunity for a new building on campus,” Southwest’s Lori Crabtree said in an email.

“We’ve requested a special use permit through zoning to build a pedestrian bridge over Denton Drive which will connect our headquarters building and our Training Operational Support building,” Crabtree said.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-07-2016, 03:38 PM

Exclusive: Cityplace, Forest City to develop new West Village hotel and apartment tower
Candace Carlisle
January 7, 2016

The group plans to build a nine-story, 150-room hotel with a connected 24-story, 389-unit residential tower that would sit on one of the last remaining tracts between Cityplace Boulevard West and Blackburn Street in the West Village on 2.6 acres.

The walkable aspect of West Village helped sell Hilton on the neighborhood to bring its newly created Canopy flag to the site, Alan Naul, founder of The Javelin Group.

Master developer Cityplace Co. resisted the temptation to build a sky-high hotel looking south to downtown Dallas' skyline to cater to the boutique hotel and give the high-rise views to West Village residents.

If all goes well, Sleeper said the team could select a general contractor by the end of the month. Construction on the tower could get underway in February.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-07-2016, 04:14 PM

JP Morgan Chase picks Plano’s Legacy West for new North Texas campus
Steve Brown
January 7, 2016

JP Morgan Chase has decided to move 6,000 workers to a new office campus at the southwest corner of the Dallas North Tollway and State Highway 121.

“We have signed the letter of intent to build at Legacy West,” JP Morgan Chase spokesman Greg Hassell said Thursday morning. “Construction is going to begin this year.”

Within two years more than 13,000 people will be working in the Legacy West project – making it one of the largest new job centers in the state.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-07-2016, 04:19 PM

Fannie Mae looking at Plano’s Granite Park project for major office move
Steve Brown
January 5, 2016

After looking at multiple locations along the Dallas North Tollway, mortgage giant Fannie Mae has zeroed in on a West Plano project for its new regional headquarters.

Fannie Mae has an agreement with Granite Properties to locate in a new tower in its Granite Park development at the tollway and State Highway 12.

The mortgage firm has been scouting the market for up to 300,000 square feet of office space

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-07-2016, 04:25 PM

950-home community planned for fabled Clements Ranch east of Dallas
Steve Brown
January 6, 2016

Developers have filed plans with the City of Dallas to build a 950-home residential community on almost 260 acres that for decades was owned by the family of the late Texas Governor William Clements.

The property located north of U.S. Highway 80 is on the shores of Lake Ray Hubbard.

“The grand opening we will time to be in February or March of 2017,” he said.

The planned residential neighborhoods would be built with a series of parks and public areas.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-08-2016, 12:14 PM

A first look at JP Morgan Chase's new regional campus at Plano's Legacy West
Candace Carlisle
January 8, 2016

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With Toyota North America's $350 million, 2.1 million-square-foot corporate campus underway and Liberty Mutual Insurance readying its $325 million, 1 million-square-foot regional hub for vertical construction, it would appear J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s new regional hub could pencil out to more than $200 million of real and business personal property.

The 800,000 square feet of office space is expected to be spread out throughout a number of buildings. In an early rendering of the campus, J.P. Morgan Chase appears to have four mid-rise office buildings (attached).

Construction on the campus is slated to begin this year. The first J.P. Morgan Chase employees could move into the new campus starting in the second half of 2017.

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HangryHippo · 01-08-2016, 12:26 PM

****, I wish we could land just a few of these deals in OKC.

**TU 'cane** · 01-08-2016, 12:38 PM

Originally Posted by Bill Brasky

****, I wish we could land just a few of these deals in OKC.

Heck, a couple of them in a year would be great. DFW gets these monthly, it would seem.

One thing that I'm a little disappointed with is a lack of "significant" high rise development on the current pace of Austin and Houston. I was on SSC recently and was stunned to see that arguably 18/20 (just using a rough estimate) of the proposed highrises in TX right now were in Austin and Houston, and about only two (that I saw) were in DFW and they were both under 500'.

And I say disappointed, as in I would love to see the Dallas skyline expand a little more. Not meant to be an insult.

HangryHippo · 01-08-2016, 01:02 PM

Originally Posted by TU 'cane

Heck, a couple of them in a year would be great. DFW gets these monthly, it would seem.

No kidding. It's unreal. Just the Chase deal alone would have been a tremendous coup for OKC.

**adaniel** · 01-08-2016, 03:17 PM

You do realize JP Morgan Chase campus is largely a consolidation of their existing facilities down here, correct? Liberty Mutual is the same, although they are going to be adding some new employees if I am not mistaken.

One thing that I'm a little disappointed with is a lack of "significant" high rise development on the current pace of Austin and Houston. I was on SSC recently and was stunned to see that arguably 18/20 (just using a rough estimate) of the proposed highrises in TX right now were in Austin and Houston, and about only two (that I saw) were in DFW and they were both under 500'.

And I say disappointed, as in I would love to see the Dallas skyline expand a little more. Not meant to be an insult.

Not an insult...its the truth TBH. I'll say this, I am very thankful to work for a company where the CEO wants to have a Dallas address. My job is not located in Downtown Dallas, but we are in a somewhat dense, walkable area in the Galleria area. We have a lot of younger workers who live in more up and coming areas in the city of Dallas.

As nice as these things are, we are very much the minority as far as this area is concerned. The mentality here is very different. I won't say people are hostile to urban Dallas, but people move to DFW from the coasts so they can get their 4K square foot house in the suburbs for cheap and really aren't too keen on driving too far for work. It also doesn't help matters that the city of Dallas is lousy at attracting jobs and companies and can be flatly anti-development at times. Of course the burbs are more than eager to take advantage of this.

I should note that JP Morgan is pulling 1,000+ employees out of downtown to go to their new campus...really cannot think of anywhere else where this is happening at the level it is here. Its disappointing.

HangryHippo · 01-08-2016, 03:25 PM

Originally Posted by adaniel

You do realize JP Morgan Chase is largely a consolidation of their existing facilities down here, correct?

Yes. You do realize they also looked at other cities before deciding to consolidate in north Texas, correct?

**adaniel** · 01-08-2016, 03:47 PM

They were largely looking at cities in this area...in no way, shape or form was Chase thinking of moving 6K workers out of DFW. The article was somewhat ambiguous on that. This move has been in the news for some time and a lot of DFW suburbs have been jockeying for it.

Not really a fan of a company getting $100 million to shift jobs 15-20 miles up the road, but that's another post for another day.

**Sic'EmBears** · 01-08-2016, 07:09 PM

**zookeeper** · 01-08-2016, 07:13 PM

Originally Posted by Sic'EmBears

That is really just unreal. The metroplex continues to boom.

HangryHippo · 01-08-2016, 07:18 PM

Originally Posted by adaniel

They were largely looking at cities in this area...in no way, shape or form was Chase thinking of moving 6K workers out of DFW. The article was somewhat ambiguous on that. This move has been in the news for some time and a lot of DFW suburbs have been jockeying for it.

Not really a fan of a company getting $100 million to shift jobs 15-20 miles up the road, but that's another post for another day.

I get that they are mainly consolidating so that wasn't the best example, but the point stands that I would love for OK to start landing some relocations or bigger offices.

As to your second point, I agree 100%, but as you said - another post for another day.

**Sic'EmBears** · 01-09-2016, 12:09 PM

Update as of 1/9/2016

The Ascent (background) / Skyhouse II (foreground)

One Uptown

1920 McKinney Ave

McKinney & Olive

Liberty Mutual Regional HQ

**Sic'EmBears** · 01-10-2016, 11:02 PM

5G Studio has published updated renderings on Dallas' Virgin Hotel.

Official groundbreaking is planned in the spring.

**Sic'EmBears** · 01-11-2016, 12:29 PM

Developers adding more apartments to meet growth in West Plano
Steve Brown
January 11, 2016

Dallas-based Catalyst Urban Development and LandPlan Development have just gotten funding for a 320-unit rental community on Preston Road at Headquarters Drive.

The 5-story Huntington apartments is on a 5.5-acre site and will open in early 2018.

Demo underway on landmark East Dallas property on Greenville Avenue
Steve Brown
January 9, 2016

Owner Columbia Pacific Advisors plans to build a new apartment community on the site.

The Seattle-based developer plans to build more than 400 units on the property There will also be townhouses constructed facing the residential neighborhood.

Dallas architect Good Fulton & Farrell designed the project.

Construction of the new buildings will start after the property is cleared. “We are targeting about May,” said Columbia Pacific’s Brit Funk.

She said the new rental community should open in late 2017.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-11-2016, 01:02 PM

Planned $170 million community in Frisco will include 350 homes
Steve Brown
January 11, 2016

Green Brick Partners Inc. said Monday that it has purchased almost 100 acres for the project along Eldorado Parkway between the Dallas North Tollway and Preston Road.

The development called Frisco Springs will include both townhomes and single-family homes.

The homes in Frisco Springs will be built around 20 acres of open space and trails. There will also be a community center with a pool, work out room and entertaining areas.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-11-2016, 06:01 PM

Frisco’s plan commission will review details about proposed $700 million Gate project on the tollway
Steve Brown
January 11, 2016

Dubai-based Invest Group Overseas said two years ago it would build a $700 million mixed use project on the land it owns at Dallas North Tollway and John Hickman Parkway.

The project is called The Gate, and is part of what Frisco calls its $5 billion mile.

Frisco’s city planning commission this week will consider detailed site plans for the project that include almost 20 buildings ranging in height from about three stories to more than 10 floors.

The Gate includes “four office buildings, two retail/restaurant buildings and nine urban living buildings, six retail buildings and one hotel building,” according to Frisco.

The project as laid out in the planning documents will include more than 650,000 square feet of office spce, almost 1 million square feet of residential buildings, more than 130,000 square feet of retail space plus a luxury hotel.

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**Sic'EmBears** · 01-12-2016, 02:29 PM

Construction starts on Victory Park cinema and high-rise project
Steve Brown
January 12, 2016

International theater operator Cinepolis USA will operate the 700-seat, 8-screen move palace when it opens in late 2017 or early 2018.

About 20,000 square feet of retail space will be located on the ground floor of the new building. A 640-acre parking garage is included.

“The theater will sit atop the garage and the retail,” Fair said.

A 285-unit apartment tower developed by Lennar Multifamily is also planned on the block.

“The apartment tower will face the park and downtown,” he said. “They will deliver the apartments at a similar time to the theater.”

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**Plutonic Panda** · 01-12-2016, 02:34 PM

Hey Sic Em', what is the status of the Midtown Galleria Project? I am really waiting to see it get started.

**Sic'EmBears** · 01-12-2016, 03:18 PM

Originally Posted by Plutonic Panda

Hey Sic Em', what is the status of the Midtown Galleria Project? I am really waiting to see it get started.

There is currently a five-story apartment building under construction with 321 units.

Here's the article.

Also, here are the latest renderings:

**Plutonic Panda** · 01-12-2016, 03:23 PM

Dude, everytime I see that project it amazes me. That is on par with almost anything going on in L.A. Incredible.

Thanks for the update. I'll be up there soon because I miss Dallas and haven't been there lately, so I'll get a picture of it.

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