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Mixed Use

Mar 27, 2026

De La Vega advances next phase of The Central mixed-use district in Dallas

De La Vega advances next phase of The Central mixed-use district in Dallas

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  • De La Vega Development moves forward with major mixed use expansion
  • Plans include 400 unit tower, hotel, and wellness club
  • Project is part of a 4M SF master planned district

What the project means for Dallas urban development

De La Vega Development is advancing the next phase of The Central, a large mixed use district positioned between SMU and Downtown Dallas. The project continues to build out a high density, mixed-use environment designed around connectivity and urban living. This phase adds new residential, hospitality, and lifestyle components, strengthening the overall scale of the development.

What the scale and phasing say about strategy

The upcoming phase will include a 400 unit apartment tower, a Marriott branded hotel, and a health and wellness club. Additional plans include restaurant space and the potential for future office development. The broader project spans 27 acres and is planned for approximately 4 million square feet, making it one of the larger mixed use developments in Dallas.

What the location means for demand

The Central’s location between a major university and downtown positions it to capture demand from multiple user groups, including students, professionals, and corporate tenants. The inclusion of a park and lifestyle amenities further enhances its appeal as a live work play destination.

What this signals for investors

The continued expansion of The Central highlights strong developer confidence in Dallas as a growth market. Large scale mixed use districts remain a key strategy for capturing long term demand across multiple asset classes. For investors, this reinforces that phased mixed-use developments in high growth cities can deliver sustained value through diversification and scale.

#Texas#Mixed Use#Multifamily#Development Site
Published: Mar 27, 2026Last updated: March 27, 2026