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Live-Work-Play in Dallas-Fort Worth LIVING & LIFESTYLE | LIVE-WORK-PLAY LIVING & LIFESTYLE Downtown McKinney Denton Urban Village 20 Frisco Downtown Square McKinney 9 The Live-Work-Play in Dallas-Fort Worth Gate Frisco Station Modern developments in every corner of the Dallas-Fort Worth region make the transition of a move to DFW easier than ever. These well- The Star Legacy West 12 Watters Creek 10 Legacy thought-out living centers make it possible to have an insta-community, where you literally walk from the place you live to shopping, dining, Grandscape Town Center entertainment, green space, public transport, and sometimes even your workplace. Imagine how much time that frees up and how flexible Highland | Village your schedule becomes—not to mention the social opportunities it affords. In Dallas-Fort Worth, you’re lucky enough to have many options for 15 LIVE-WORK-PLAY this new style of living. We highlight just a few notable locations. Many more are in the process of being built. Parker 17 Downtown Plano Square Cityline 18 Amli Galatyn Station Downtown Addison 1 2 3 4 Roanoke Circle 16 Eastside Downtown 11 Grapevine Cypress 14 Waters Downtown Brick Row Firewheel Carrollton Town Center Southlake 19 Town Square Alliance 13 Town Center Village At Preston Hollow Village Rowlett Rockwall Water Street Park Lane Place Commons 1 Mockingbird Station Bishop Arts Mockingbird Station West Village Victory Park Lower Greenville Dallas Dallas Dallas Dallas Viridian West Village/Cityplace 2 Victory Park 3 Deep Ellum Centered around a park & Pioneering walkable district Anchored by the American Built in the 1920s around Trinity Trinity Groves/west Dallas 5 River Main St Vision ride DART Station. Houses in the heart of Uptown. Airlines Center with a Dallas’ busiest trolley stop. Bishop 6 Cedars/Southside th 8 Sundance Square Arts 4 an Angelika Theatre, Accessed by DART and the crowd-gathering screen- Recent redevelopment West 7 7 District maintains the vintage artsy restaurants, shopping, loft- M-Line Trolley. Magnolia filled plaza. High-rise living Arlington style offices, and dwellings. Theatre joins scene-packed is upscale and service- character with 160 shops Magnolia City Center Avenue dining and unique retail. oriented. and restaurants. Lancaster Urban Village Duncanville 5 6 7 8 Main Street Desoto Town Center Downtown Mansfield Downtown Burleson Main Street District Cedars/Southside West 7th Sundance Square Dallas Dallas Fort Worth Fort Worth Downtown Dallas’ urban Beginning with the conversion The former headquarters Park free on the 35 blocks 13 14 15 16 revival at its best. Preserved of a former Sears distribution of Acme Brick is now a of brick-paved streets in buildings let hotels pair with center into lofts, the area has pedestrian-friendly urban Downtown Fort Worth. residences. Active nightlife grown into a haven for artists, entertainment district not Features restored turn-of- and dining. hip bars, and urban dwelling. far from downtown, near the-century buildings and Alamo Drafthouse, Gilley’s, and TCU. an expansive plaza. Lorenzo Hotel are anchors. Alliance Town Center Southlake Town Square Parker Square Eastside 9 10 11 12 Fort Worth Southlake Flower Mound Richardson National large retailers The city re-created a modern Newly-built, but antique-looking Next to a DART line for a compliment grocery stores, a old-time town square with City storefronts surround a park with downtown commute and the Cinemark movie theater, casual Hall and a post office in the a gazebo. Also home to the Telecom Corridor. Services plus restaurants, and three residential center of sidewalk shopping and campus of North Central Texas a variety of dining options on- complexes. eating. College. site could render you car-free. Frisco Square Addison Circle Watters Creek 17 18 19 20 Frisco Addison Allen Legacy & Incorporates Frisco’s City You’ll remember it for the The first LEED-certified retail Legacy West giant blue steel sculpture in complex in Texas offers Hall and public library along Plano with shopping, apartment the center of a roundabout. open-air shopping, dining, buildings, and office space. The Shops at Legacy is the You’ll visit for events office space, and apartments vibrant heart of the Legacy like Kaboom Town and along with weekend concerts Business Park. Legacy West Oktoberfest. and events. Downtown Plano Downtown Roanoke Cypress Waters Downtown McKinney is the newest addition to Plano Roanoke Dallas McKinney the area with 250+ acres of Named as one of America’s The town’s established Oak This thousand-acre planned The revamped original retail, dining, residential, best downtowns, it includes Street and plaza has been community sits around a historic town square sits in the hotel, and offices. a vibrant community of urban redesigned, but maintains the 36-acre lake near Coppell. middle of quaint shops, local living, arts, unique shops, and historic downtown feel. Includes one of the nation’s first restaurants, and entertainment restaurants. “net-zero” elementary schools. venues. 184 DALLAS REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 2021 2021 DALLAS REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT GUIDE 185.
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