Dallas Fort Worth Urban Forum

Thanks kingkong and dallaz...
I would have thought Skyhouse(Novare) could push their business model as hard as they push their construction coordination and timeline, and make a difference in master-planned redevelopment sites like this that are not the traditional Frisco edge city nor downtown-adjacent trophy shelf. But so far no sign of their interest.

Maybe we will get an updated picture of the phase one building soon.

That was fast! Thanks!

This isn’t my picture at all. I’ve seen this on Reddit

https://www.reddit.com/r/Dallas/comment ... utm_term=1

Zoomed in and took a few screenshots. Good view of CityPlace/Uptown area and The Oliver U/C in The Central. Also, if you zoom in to the left of CityPlace Tower, you can see The Quad rising too.

A coup here would be to convince Target to move across the street and open a large urban store in this development other retail would follow and build out more residential towers. Then you could finally redevelop around the Cityplace tower.

Cbdallas wrote:A coup here would be to convince Target to move across the street and open a large urban store in this development other retail would follow and build out more residential towers. Then you could finally redevelop around the Cityplace tower.

I think there was push back from the site owners years back to redevelop. Sadly it will stay as is for the foreseeable future.

Noticed this one is visible from 75, anybody know what floor they are on?

Target’s building is 30 years old now and presumably maintenance costs have begun their predictable upward spiral, but it is owned by Target/Dayton Hudson Corp, so a sale and leaseback agreement is probably the most they would agree to as a next step. Some kind of crowdsourcing & crowdfunding “megatactical urbanism” nonprofit community land-repositioning trust could be a good thing for CTroy to start in the spirit of his longago urban recreation meetup group

I want to say they are on 12 or 13. So 6-7 more floors to go

$6M and 14KSF. So, kinda the size of 1-2 CVSgreens, and, a 100-year build quality to match. Sweet! ; )

CTroyMathis wrote:$6M and 14KSF. So, kinda the size of 1-2 CVSgreens, and, a 100-year build quality to match. Sweet! ; )

Wait…what?

Untitled by rlopez2011, on Flickr

Untitled by rlopez2011, on Flickr

Today.

Here’s a story about the next phase of The Central according to culturemap DALLAS focusing on the leaning tower.

https://dallas.culturemap.com/news/real ... e-la-vega/

Looks great it comes to fruition.

Tnexster wrote:Looks great it comes to fruition.

This could turn out better than the Goldman North End project!

lol it already is!

I live by there, and they have not started on this portion just yet. Only activity is on the residential building.

De La Vega getting some street cred.

Street cred would be a Tivo Kenevil boutique on the ground floor.

Screenshot of The Oliver U/C. This from 10 or 11 days ago.



Older screenshots from over 4 months ago from the development website

Thought I’d share. It’s a nice view of the high-rise infill north of Downtown

Kelley USA wrote:

Tnexster wrote:Looks great it comes to fruition.

This could turn out better than the Goldman North End project!

Wow, the bar is low.

Different angle of the office towers. Don’t recall if someone already shared this.

Cool thanks

How it looks from Uptown Station, today: