Dallas keeps adding apartments, and the newest buildings in this directory show where that growth is going: high-rises on Turtle Creek Boulevard, small infill buildings in The Cedars, a restored 1960s motor hotel in the Design District and trailside communities near White Rock Lake. Below are the buildings the directory lists as completed in 2025 or 2026, grouped by neighborhood. Each name links to its full listing.
Short answer: The directory lists 17 buildings completed in 2025 or 2026, from Turtle Creek to The Cedars to White Rock Lake. They include three Hanover towers of 20 stories or more on Turtle Creek Boulevard and Northwest Highway, three new buildings in The Cedars, two in Bishop Arts, and the renovated Cabana Hotel in the Design District. Details below come from each building’s listing. Confirm availability and move-in dates with the leasing office, since some newer projects open in phases.
Turtle Creek and Preston Hollow: new towers
- Hanover Turtle Creek, 2525 Turtle Creek Blvd (2025): a 21-story, 341-unit tower developed by Hanover Company with GID as the first phase of a planned two-tower development, with studios through four-bedroom penthouses.
- Parkview Turtle Creek by Hanover, 2555 Turtle Creek Blvd (2026): a 20-story, 323-unit tower beside Turtle Creek Park, with every residence facing either the Downtown skyline or the park.
- Hanover Preston Hollow, 6255 W Northwest Hwy (2025): a 23-story, 213-unit tower designed by Ziegler Cooper Architects, on the site of the Preston Place condominiums, which were destroyed by fire in 2017.
The Cedars: three new buildings south of downtown
- Ambassador, 1300 S Ervay St (began opening 2026): 299 units on the site of the historic Ambassador Hotel, which opened in 1905 and burned in 2019. Developed by OHT Partners and designed by Corgan under preservation guidelines developed with the City of Dallas.
- Victoria Row (2026): 155 three-story townhome rentals, each with an attached two-car garage.
- The Marcus, 2020 S Ervay St (2026): a 76-unit building named for Neiman Marcus co-founder Stanley Marcus, who grew up in The Cedars. Just over half its homes are income-restricted.
See every building in The Cedars.
Bishop Arts and North Oak Cliff
- Copper Bishop Arts, 505 W 8th St (2025): 232 units about a block from the district’s restaurants and shops, with a sky lounge facing Downtown.
- UNITi Bishop Arts (2025): 120 units that combine traditional apartments with coliving, where residents can lease a whole unit or a single private bedroom with its own bath.
- Emblem Ravine, 3500 W Colorado Blvd (2025): a 372-unit garden-style community, with private fenced yards on some ground-floor homes.
See every building in Bishop Arts / North Oak Cliff.
Design District and Downtown
- Cabana Design District, 899 N Stemmons Fwy (2026): the former Cabana Hotel, a 1962 motor hotel built by Jay Sarno, reopened as 175 mixed-income apartments after a renovation that restored its facade, terrazzo floors and pool-deck shade structures.
- The Ainsley, 2747 N Stemmons Fwy (2025): a seven-story, 137-unit building where the Design District meets the Southwestern Medical District, with furnished units and flexible leases.
- Parc on Jackson, 2013 Jackson St (2025): a seven-story, 182-unit building at Jackson and South Harwood streets, developed by Centurion American.
- Pearl Lofts, 1100 S Pearl Expy (2025): a 100-unit mixed-income building in the Farmers Market area, with about a third of its homes set aside for households earning up to 80 percent of area median income.
Deep Ellum, Old East Dallas and Lakewood
- Juniper, 4003 Commerce St (2026): a seven-story building by Larkspur Capital at the edge of Exposition Park, two blocks from Fair Park, with walk-up townhomes facing a half-acre private park that connects to the Santa Fe Trail.
- The Flynn at Live Oak, 4931 Live Oak St (2025): a five-story, 327-unit building on the Live Oak corridor, about a mile and a half northeast of downtown.
- Modera Trailhead, 7522-7530 E Grand Ave (2025): 285 units by Mill Creek Residential just south of White Rock Lake, connected to the Santa Fe Trail, with about 12,500 square feet of retail.
West Dallas
- CO/OP Singleton, 2901 Borger St (2025): a five-story, 176-unit building on the Singleton Boulevard corridor, a short drive from Trinity Groves. See our West Dallas and Trinity Groves guide.
What to ask at a brand-new building
- Is the whole building open? Large projects often deliver in phases, so amenities or parking levels may still be under construction.
- Are there lease-up concessions? New buildings often offer move-in specials while they fill. Ask what applies and for how long.
- Is any of it income-restricted? Several of the buildings above, including Pearl Lofts, The Marcus and Cabana, set aside a share of homes for income-qualified households.
Browse all 259 buildings on the Buildings A–Z page.
Source: Dallas Apartment Buildings listings, which are researched from developer, management and news sources. Years reflect each listing’s completion date.