Beefing Up Luxury In Mixed-Use Hospitality Developments

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In building mixed-used developments (properties built for multiple functions, such as residential, commercial, and entertainment), it is critical that developers establish good working relationships with investors, designers, lenders, and professional service providers. While function should be the top priority, design is just as important. Collaboration among the involved parties is key to achieving objectives.

Canopy by Hilton, Hilton Worldwide’s new lifestyle brand, and The Javelin Group, are currently developing Canopy Dallas | Uptown. With focus on vibrant, culturally rich neighborhoods in select cities across the country, this project aims to beef up luxury and functionality in mixed-used buildings. In Dallas, the project is being built at the intersection of Cityplace West and Oak Grove in Uptown Dallas. It aims to accentuate the importance Cityplace as a hospitality hotspot. The building will open in fall 2017 and will feature a restaurant and a rooftop bar, serving local, healthful cuisine with evening wine and beer tastings.

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Uptown Dallas is an eclectic mixture of many modern developments, currently hosting a number of restaurants, galleries, antique shops, and boutiques, as well as a complimentary trolley line to the Arts District. There, guests can explore popular neighborhood attractions such as Rye 51, an upscale-rustic menswear store with a whiskey bar; The Magnolia Theatre; The Museum of Geometric and MADI Art; and, The Rustic, a popular night spot featuring local cuisine and live music acts.

Alan Naul leads The Javelin Group, the Cityplace Co., and Forest City Realty Trust Inc., the developers behind the highly innovative ‘Canopy by Hilton,’ a real estate project that targets vibrant, culturally rich neighborhoods in select cities across the nation. Read more about it on this website.