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Arlington Entertainment District
Aerial view of the Arlington Entertainment District. HCM was one of the firms who have collaborated to bring the district to life. [Photo: Arlington EDC]
Baltimore Architecture Firm HCM Opens Dallas Office
by David Seeley | May 12, 2026
HCM CEO Tim Barnhill said that with its new Greenville Avenue office, his firm is "strategically positioned to serve the Dallas area and tap into the economic driver that is the DFW market." HCM has already made its mark on the Arlington Entertainment District, among other projects for North Texas clients.
by Sandra Engelland |
Feb 17, 2026
A flagship community initiative is designed to raise funds for children's sports, healthy public spaces, and community art with the Texan Golden Boot sculpture in the Arlington Entertainment District and the accompanying “Buy a Brick” campaign. The organizations said that they expect the Texan Golden Boot to become one of the most photographed and recognized public artworks associated with a United States World Cup Host City, "positioning North Texas as a place where sport, culture, sustainability and community investment come together."
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by Sandra Engelland |
Jan 22, 2026
Loews said it plans to demolish the existing Sheraton Arlington Hotel on the site in early June and replace it with the Americana by Loews Hotels. The company called its plans for a third hotel in the district a "ground-shaking event" and a significant evolution for the market and for the brand.
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by Lance Murray |
Mar 4, 2025
The 300-unit luxury apartment project is located across from Choctaw Stadium and nearby Globe Life Field, just several field-goal kicks from AT&T Stadium. Developed by Baltimore-based The Cordish Companies in a collaboration with the Texas Rangers, it's the first residential component of the Arlington Entertainment District.
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One Rangers Way [Rendering: The Cordish Companies]
Rangers, Cordish Cos. ‘Top Off’ One Rangers Way Apartments Near AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field
by David Seeley | Jun 11, 2024
If you're a Pudge Rodriguez fan, you'll be able to rent a floor plan called The Pudge, named after one of the greatest catchers in Major League history. It's just one of 300 "world-class" luxury apartments in the heart of the Arlington Entertainment District, developed by the Texas Rangers and The Cordish Companies.
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by Lance Murray |
Feb 13, 2024
The new hotel, at 888 Nolan Ryan Expressway, is Loews Hotel & Co.'s second and largest hotel in Arlington, and is described as "the first-of-its-kind" in the market. All together, the Loews Arlington complex offers nearly 1,200 guest rooms and 300,000 square feet of meeting space. One of its upcoming attractions: the 2024 MLB All-Star Game in July.
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by Lance Murray |
Nov 16, 2023
Overair said it expects the eVTOL air taxi operations to offer a direct connection to Arlington's Entertainment District, the home of Six Flags Over Texas, Hurricane Harbor, the Texas Rangers, Dallas Cowboys, Arlington Renegades, and the WNBA’s Dallas Wings—as well as numerous restaurants, shopping centers, museums, and live entertainment venues. The service could begin in 2028.
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by David Seeley |
Aug 9, 2023
One Rangers Way—an architecturally striking luxury residential project being built in the Arlington Entertainment District—isn't slated for completion until December 2024. But pre-leasing has been underway for three weeks now, triggering "incredible interest and momentum," according to The Cordish Companies, the building's developer.
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Spark Arlington is the fourth collaborative workspace community for Spark Coworking. [Rendering: The Cordish Companies]
First Look: Coworking With Stadium Views at Spark Arlington
by David Seeley | Jun 2, 2022
Entrepreneurs who park their laptops in Spark Arlington this winter will get more than the usual coworking amenities. They'll also get two-level views of Choctaw Stadium's playing field, as well as views of the Texas Rangers' new home right next door.
The 30,000-square-foot coworking facility is part of nearly $1 billion in new development in the Arlington Entertainment District.
The 30,000-square-foot coworking facility is part of nearly $1 billion in new development in the Arlington Entertainment District.
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