Quick Summary
- Lucille, a planned 22-story luxury residential tower in Uptown Dallas, recently secured financing, according to CultureMap Dallas.
- The project will bring 265 luxury apartments, approximately 10,000 square feet of street-level retail, and upscale amenities to McKinney Avenue and Boll Street.
- Construction is expected to begin later this summer, with the first residents anticipated in late 2028.
- The development highlights continued investment in Uptown Dallas real estate and the long-term demand for urban living near Klyde Warren Park and the Katy Trail.
Uptown Dallas Continues to Attract Major Real Estate Investment
Another major residential development is moving forward in one of Dallas’ most desirable urban neighborhoods.
According to CultureMap Dallas, Austin-based Endeavor Real Estate Group has recently secured financing for Lucille, a planned 22-story luxury residential tower that will rise at 2700 McKinney Avenue at Boll Street in Uptown Dallas. The developer expects construction to begin later this summer, with the building welcoming its first residents in late 2028.
For anyone following Dallas real estate, Uptown Dallas development, or the continued evolution of the city’s urban core, this is another noteworthy milestone.
The project will occupy approximately 1.14 acres at the northeast corner of McKinney Avenue and Boll Street, bordering the historic State Thomas neighborhood. Its location places future residents within walking distance of some of Dallas’ most recognizable destinations, including Klyde Warren Park, the Katy Trail, Whole Foods, and Uptown’s popular restaurants, entertainment, and office corridor.
As a Dallas Realtor, I believe this announcement reinforces something we’ve been seeing for years: developers continue investing in neighborhoods where people want to live, work, and spend their free time. Uptown Dallas remains one of North Texas’ strongest urban lifestyle destinations, making it attractive to both residents and long-term investors.
Rather than slowing investment, projects like Lucille demonstrate that developers continue to have confidence in Dallas’ long-term economic growth, employment base, and housing demand.
What Will Lucille Bring to Uptown Dallas?
According to CultureMap Dallas, Lucille is designed to deliver a luxury urban living experience with 265 residential apartments and approximately 10,000 square feet of ground-floor retail, creating additional activity along one of Uptown Dallas’ busiest corridors.
The planned amenities reflect the growing demand for high-end apartment living in Dallas and include:
- A rooftop infinity-edge pool overlooking the Dallas skyline
- Private cabanas and outdoor dining areas
- Grilling stations and an observation deck
- A private dining room for entertaining
- A 24-hour concierge
- Coworking spaces and private conference rooms
- A fitness center with an infrared sauna
- Parcel and dry-cleaning lockers
- An indoor dog grooming spa
- Smart home features, including smart thermostats
- Private balconies, dedicated mudrooms, and tech stations
The apartments are also planned to feature elevated ceilings, expansive glass windows, quartz countertops, French-door stainless steel appliances, and beverage centers, providing the modern finishes many renters expect in luxury developments.
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Why This Development Matters for Uptown Dallas
This project is about more than another residential tower. It represents continued private investment in one of Dallas’ most established urban neighborhoods.
Uptown Dallas has consistently attracted residents because of its walkability, proximity to major employers, vibrant restaurant scene, entertainment options, and easy access to parks and trails. Developments like Lucille help increase housing inventory while adding new retail opportunities that can benefit both residents and visitors.
According to CultureMap Dallas, Endeavor Real Estate Group has worked on this project since 2018, collaborating with city officials and neighboring stakeholders to design a tower that complements both McKinney Avenue and the adjacent State Thomas Historic District. That long planning process illustrates the level of coordination often required for major urban developments in Dallas.
From my perspective as a Dallas Realtor, announcements like this are another reminder that Dallas continues to attract long-term real estate investment. While no single project determines the direction of the housing market, continued development in highly desirable neighborhoods like Uptown reflects ongoing confidence in the city’s economy, employment growth, and appeal as a place to live.
For buyers, renters, homeowners, and investors, it’s worth paying attention to projects like Lucille because they contribute to the continued evolution of Dallas’ urban landscape and may influence future housing choices, neighborhood activity, and local investment over time.
Final Thoughts
The recent financing milestone for Lucille marks another important step in the continued growth of Uptown Dallas. According to CultureMap Dallas, construction is expected to begin later this summer, with the 22-story luxury residential tower welcoming its first residents in late 2028.
Whether you’re interested in Dallas real estate, new construction, or simply keeping up with the latest Dallas development news, projects like this provide valuable insight into where developers continue to invest and how some of North Texas’ most desirable neighborhoods are evolving.
As a Dallas Realtor, I believe it’s important to follow these developments because today’s projects can help shape tomorrow’s housing market. Uptown Dallas continues to attract investment thanks to its walkability, employment opportunities, entertainment, dining, and convenient access to destinations like Klyde Warren Park and the Katy Trail. Watching these projects can help buyers, sellers, and investors better understand long-term trends across the Dallas area.
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FAQs
Is Lucille a condominium or an apartment building?
According to CultureMap Dallas, Lucille is planned as a 265-unit luxury residential apartment tower in Uptown Dallas.
Where will Lucille be built?
The tower is planned for 2700 McKinney Avenue at Boll Street on the edge of the State Thomas Historic District in Uptown Dallas.
When is construction expected to begin?
According to CultureMap Dallas, construction is expected to begin later this summer, with the first residents anticipated in late 2028.
What amenities are planned for Lucille?
Plans include a rooftop infinity-edge pool, coworking spaces, a fitness center with an infrared sauna, an indoor dog grooming spa, private dining areas, concierge service, ground-floor retail, and other luxury amenities.