This package was originally published in Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
When all is said and done, Cypress Waters, Billingsley Co.’s 1,000-acre development surrounding North Lake, will include 4.5 million s.f. of office and retail space, 10,000 residential units, three schools, a 6-mile hike-and-bike trail, numerous parks and nature areas, and a lakeside gathering place called The Sound.
| 1. 7-Eleven Inc. headquarters 2. Cheddar’s Restaurant Group headquarters 3. The Dump 4. The Shops of Cypress Waters (15,000 s.f.) 5. Richard J. Lee Elementary (CISD) 6. Future magnet high school (CISD) 7. Future middle school (CISD) 8. 8840 Cypress Waters Boulevard (165,000 s.f.) 9. Nationstar Mortgage headquarters (175,585 s.f.) 10. 8951 Cypress Waters Boulevard (180,440 s.f.) 11. 9001 Cypress Waters Boulevard 12. Sycamore Park (multifamily) 13. Scotch Creek (multifamily) 14. Parson’s Green (multifamily) 15. The Sound 16. Future office campus zones |
17. Salazar Park 18. Central Park 19. Northern office park 20. Future retail 21. Multifamily phase 2 (500 units) 22. Cypress Point (multifamily) 23. The Wharf (multifamily) 24. Carraway Parks (multifamily) 25. Birchgrove (multifamily) 26. Sagamore Hill (multifamily) 27. Byron (multifamily) 28. Future urban center (transit oriented) 29. Single-family housing 30. Olympus Boulevard (four lanes, divided) 31. Future Cotton Belt Line 32. Riparian environments / open spaces |
This story originally appeared in the Dallas-Fort Worth Real Estate Review.
Read all stories from the Cypress Waters Anatomy of a Deal package:
Creating a Lakeside Legacy
7-Eleven’s New Heaven
Nation Building
Workplace of the Future
A New Multifamily Paradigm
The 25-Year Vision
Educating for the Future
Embracing the Great Outdoors
A Time to Be Bold: Lucy Billingsley
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