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Green Network

A New Urban Ecosystem for Dallas

NorthEnd is an active, walkable destination located in Dallas’ urban core. One of the largest developments approved in Dallas, this site anchors and amplifies the uptown neighborhood.

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  11acres of land

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  1.5acre urban park

Urban Living & Working

Mixed-Use Network

With a concentrated population of office tenants and full-time residents, in addition to visiting hotel, retail, and restaurant guests, NorthEnd will be a magnet for living, working, and entertainment.

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  Reinventing Spaces3.8 million sq. ft of mixed-use product available

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  Sustainable DevelopmentCombining a broad integrated approach to sustainable development, focusing on pedestrian experience and individual wellness. Green roofs (or eco-roofs) will be featured on several of the buildings.

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PARCEL A

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PARCEL B

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PARCEL C

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PARCEL D

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Hotel & Residential Amenity Deck

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Office & Residential Amenity Deck

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Ground Floor Retail

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Ground Floor Retail

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Ground Floor Retail

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Ground Floor Retail

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Valet Point (at-grade)

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Valet Point (at-grade)

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Valet Point (at-grade)

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Valet Point (at-grade)

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The Park

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North Plaza

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Office Amenity Deck

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Roof Top Gardens

Location

NorthEnd occupies an important location at the juncture of the Uptown and Victory Park neighborhoods in Dallas’ urban core. With easy access to major highways and several bike lanes, this location is surrounded by development momentum and a growing buzz of commercial activity.

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  High Walkability AreaWalkability score of 92 with direct access to public transit and trails

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  Proximity to AirportLess than 15 minutes away from Dallas Love Field
  and 30 minutes away from DFW Airport

With attractions like the Perot Museum of Nature and Science and the American Airlines Center adjacent to NorthEnd, along with numerable shopping and restaurant options, Dallas locals are already gravitating here. Nearby universities and recreational opportunities such as the Katy Trail and Klyde Warren Park further contribute to the NorthEnd neighborhood’s attractiveness.