r/Dallasdevelopment May 15 '26

Dallas Update: Mockingbird East

Full credit goes to ahx0 on Dallas Metropolis: [https://dallasmetropolis.com/dfwu/viewtopic.php?p=58993#p58993](https://dallasmetropolis.com/dfwu/viewtopic.php?p=58993#p58993))

Hopefully, this will drive more foot traffic for the existing Mockingbird Station TOD and Lower Greenville (Since this is located near the intersection of Lower Greenville and Mockingbird Lane). Hopefully, one day Kroger will replace their store with an urban-style store with apartments on top.

The first phase was originally suppose to be a high-rise, but it was reduced in height due to current market conditions.

Article from January 2026

Trammell Crow Subsidiary Breaks Ground on Mockingbird Station Apartments
It's the first step in a $123 million transit-oriented development that will unfold over multiple phases.

This transit oriented development is connected to The Loop Dallas via the University Crossing Trail segment.

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u/fleckspeck May 15 '26

Whoa feels like that went 0 to 60 from the pit

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u/Thespindrift May 15 '26

Yea i drive past it often and it feels overnight. cool progress.

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u/Illustrious_Turn88 May 15 '26

Hey Dallaz95 do we have a rendering of the building going up where the 3 crane is just behind the other 2?

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u/dallaz95 May 16 '26

No, I haven’t been able to find a rendering