Developers are eyeing a north Oak Cliff project that would include apartments and retail in a seven-story building.
The 138,000-square-foot project would be built in the 300 block of North Beckley Avenue near the Bishop Arts District, according to planning documents filed with the state.
Called The Art House, the $13 million development is being designed by Dallas’ Architecture Demarest. The project is planned as a joint venture of Strategic Builders, Omega Industries and My Count Solutions.
The building is planned to have 70 residential units with retail and restaurant space on the ground floor.
Construction would start early next year with the building completion projected in 2026.
The area east of the Bishop Arts District has already seen construction of several similar mixed-use buildings.
Developer Alamo Manhattan Corp. is building a 210-unit apartment and retail building at Zang Boulevard and Seventh Street.
Alamo Manhattan in 2018 constructed two buildings with 216 apartments and 25,000 square feet of commercial space at Zang and Davis Street.
And North Carolina-based developer Crescent Communities built a six-story mixed-use building at Zang and Davis with 300 apartments, 10,000 square feet of retail and 13,000 square feet of restaurants.
The Dallas-Fort Worth area is the country’s busiest apartment building market with more than 70,000 rental units being built.
