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Urban Apartments Now Leasing; Brick Row Breaks Ground
Two of Richardson’s exciting new Transit-Oriented Developments (TOD) are now open. Both
provide an upscale, urban setting for young professionals and “empty-nesters” working in the Telecom Corridor® or for those who want to be near DART to commute downtown.
The Venue located in Galatyn Park across from the Eisemann Center and the Galatyn Park DART station, began taking tenant applications in March and is 25% leased. Milestone Management which manages and leases the property for developerLegacy
Partners said that leasing activity is going extremely well and they are already seeing some of the units fill up with tenants.
Eastside began leasing April 1. The first building will be ready for move-ins in May. Other buildings will come open later this summer and towards the end of 2008. Several restaurants, including Panera Bread and Boudreaux’s Cajun Kitchen, and Frost Bank have signed leases with more to come.
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Richardson Mayor Steve Mitchell holds the commemorative brick, symbolic of the development’s new name, Brick Row, with developer Richard Barge, principal of Winston Capital and others at the official groundbreaking. |
Brick Row, Richardson’s third TOD development is located at the Spring Valley DART station on Spring Valley extending to Greenville Avenue, the original street known as “Brick Row”. Groundbreaking on this $140M development took place on April 3. Developers Winston Capital, David Weekley Homes and L&B Realty Advisors expect to complete the apartments and townhomes in about a year. The condominiums will be added later in 2009-2010.
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