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Top Mixed-Use Development Projects in Texas for 2024 | JRH Engineering

Discover the most significant mixed-use development projects shaping Texas in 2024. Explore how these innovative projects transform urban landscapes from Dallas to Houston.



mixed use developments in Texas in 2024


The Most Significant Mixed-Use Development Projects in Texas for 2024


As Texas continues to experience rapid growth and urbanization, mixed-use developments are playing an increasingly crucial role in shaping the state's urban landscape.


At JRH Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc., we're excited to see how these innovative projects transform communities across the Lone Star State.


Let's explore some of the most significant mixed-use development projects set to impact Texas in 2024.


Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex: A Hub of Mixed-Use Innovation


The Dallas-Fort Worth area is leading the charge with several groundbreaking projects that promise to redefine urban living and working spaces.


Lincoln Property Company's Uptown Dallas Development


One of the most anticipated projects is Lincoln Property Company's ambitious development in Uptown Dallas. This four-acre tract along Cedar Springs Road is set to become a landmark mixed-use destination, featuring:


  • 400,000 to 500,000 square feet of Class A office space

  • Approximately 250 luxury apartments

  • A 200-key five-star hotel and residence

  • 25,000 square feet of food and beverage retail

  • Expansive green spaces


This development is poised to be one of the most significant in Dallas since The Crescent, offering a perfect blend of work, live, and play environments in one of the most sought-after submarkets in the country.


$850 Million Mixed-Use Project in Fort Worth


Fort Worth is not to be outdone, with an $850 million mixed-use project planned at the former Fort Worth Independent School District administration site. This ambitious development will encompass:


  • Approximately 2 million square feet of mixed-use space

  • Residential, retail, office, and hospitality components

  • Public spaces and entertainment options

  • Proximity to the Trinity Trail system and Panther Island development


The project aims to create a premier destination for area residents and visitors, drawing inspiration from Fort Worth's rich heritage and culture.


Houston: Embracing Urban Villages and Sustainable Development


Houston continues to evolve its urban landscape with innovative mixed-use projects that prioritize community and sustainability.


Austin Point


This massive 4,700-acre master-planned town is set to redefine mixed-use development in the Houston area. Key features include:


  • 1,600 acres of mixed-use commercial development space

  • A walkable downtown area with hospitals, life sciences labs, and corporate headquarters

  • The 1824, a central park and community center with various amenities


Austin Point represents a new approach to urban planning, creating a self-contained community that offers residents everything they need within walking distance.


The Allen


The Allen is a sophisticated mixed-use development in Houston's Allen Parkway corridor. Its first phase includes:


  • A $290 million, 35-story skyscraper

  • Luxury condos and high-rise penthouses

  • The Thompson Hotel, a sleek 170-room establishment


Phase II, set to break ground in early 2024, will add more retail, restaurant space, and luxury multi-family living options, further enhancing this vibrant urban village.


North Texas: Expanding Horizons with Innovative Concepts


North Texas is seeing a boom in mixed-use developments that cater to diverse lifestyles and preferences.


Margaritaville Resort + Lake Texoma Community


This ambitious $6 billion project near Lake Texoma includes:


  • A 250-room, $100 million Margaritaville resort

  • Preston Harbour, a master-planned development with 7,500 new homes

  • 3,100 acres of mixed-use development


Located in Denison, about 75 miles north of Dallas, this project brings a taste of paradise to North Texas while creating a significant economic impact for the region.


Rainwater Crossing in Celina


Rainwater Crossing represents the growing trend of mixed housing developments in suburban areas. This project will feature:


  • More than 1,900 homes on over 550 acres

  • A mix of townhomes, single-family homes, multi-family units, and tiny homes

  • East of Preston Road near County Road 134


This development showcases the diversification of housing options in rapidly growing suburban areas, catering to a wide range of preferences and lifestyles.


The Impact of Mixed-Use Developments on Texas Communities


As engineers and environmental consultants, we at JRH Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc. recognize the profound impact these mixed-use developments have on local communities and the environment. These projects offer numerous benefits:


Economic Growth and Job Creation


Mixed-use developments stimulate local economies by creating diverse job opportunities in the construction, retail, hospitality, and office sectors. They also attract businesses and residents, contributing to the overall economic vitality of the region.


Sustainable Urban Planning


By combining residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, these projects reduce the need for long commutes, promoting a more sustainable and environmentally friendly lifestyle. This aligns with the growing focus on reducing carbon footprints and creating more livable urban environments.


Enhanced Quality of Life


The integration of green spaces, walkable neighborhoods, and diverse amenities in these developments contributes to an improved quality of life for residents. Easy access to work, shopping, and leisure activities fosters a sense of community and well-being.


<h3>Infrastructure Efficiency</h3>


Concentrated development in mixed-use projects allows for more efficient use of infrastructure, reducing the strain on municipal resources and potentially lowering the cost of public services.


JRH Engineering is proud to work with developers of all experience levels.


As we look forward to 2024, these mixed-use development projects represent the future of urban planning in Texas. They reflect a shift towards more sustainable, community-oriented, and economically vibrant urban environments.


At JRH Engineering & Environmental Services, Inc., we're proud to be part of this transformation, offering our expertise in engineering and environmental services to support the sustainable growth of our great state.


These innovative projects not only reshape our skylines but also redefine how we live, work, and interact within our communities. As Texas continues to grow and evolve, mixed-use developments will play a crucial role in creating vibrant, sustainable, and livable urban spaces for generations to come.


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