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One Rangers Way
Outdoor amenity space with a pool view of AT&T Stadium at One Rangers Way, slated to deliver in December 2024. [Rendering: The Cordish Companies]
The Last Word: Future One Rangers Way Resident on Why He Wants to Live Near AT&T Stadium
by David Seeley | Sep 4, 2024
Most people who look out their window are lucky to see a tree. But residents who move into the upcoming One Rangers Way—a $100M, 300-unit luxury apartment project from the Texas Rangers and the Cordish Companies—will get a sports-related eyeful in multiple directions. The project is located several field-goal kicks from AT&T Stadium and across from Choctaw Stadium and nearby Globe Life Field, and close to the looming hubub coming with the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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 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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by David Seeley |
Oct 27, 2022
The 300-unit One Rangers Way will be "one of the most luxurious, resort-style apartment communities in the country" when it opens in 2024, the city of Arlington says. Just a short walk from Choctaw Stadium, Globe Life Field, and AT&T Stadium, it will provide the "missing piece" at the heart of the Arlington Entertainment District, said Rangers EVP Rob Matwick.
"One of the things that was very important to our company, to the Rangers, to the city, was that we create a 365 community and a heartbeat for the city," Blake Cordish, principal at The Cordish Companies, said at the groundbreaking. “To do that, you need great residential."
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