Knox Street · Katy Trail · Highland Park

    Knox Street and the Katy Trail: Dallas Development at the Edge of Highland Park

    The Knox Street project is one of the clearest examples of how the Park Cities edge, the Katy Trail and central Dallas are growing together rather than as separate neighborhoods.

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    A major mixed-use project beside the Katy Trail

    Trammell Crow Company describes the Knox Street project as a world-class mixed-use development scheduled for completion in late 2026. The current program includes a 140-room hotel, 48 ultra-luxury condominiums, 150,000 square feet of office space, more than 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, and a 27-story multifamily building.

    A half-acre park with direct access to the Katy Trail is part of the project, which makes the development a physical extension of the same trail-centered lifestyle seen farther south in Uptown and Turtle Creek.

    The Highland Park edge matters

    The development sits near the neighboring Town of Highland Park. That location is why Knox often feels like a bridge: established Park Cities neighborhoods on one side, trail-oriented apartments, restaurants and mixed-use development on the other.

    For households moving between Highland Park and Uptown, this is not abstract urban planning. It changes traffic, housing choices, amenities and the kinds of high-rise move logistics that appear within a few miles.

    Moving during a period of growth

    New buildings and new streetscape activity can mean temporary construction routes, changing garage instructions and evolving move-in procedures. For first-wave occupants, Stonebriar confirms the current access path and building rules close to the move rather than treating a development plan as a permanent operating manual.

    Questions People Ask

    Trammell Crow Company describes it as a major mixed-use development with hotel, condominium, multifamily, office, retail, restaurant and park components next to the Katy Trail.

    The developer's current project page says completion is scheduled for late 2026.

    The developer lists a 140-room hotel, 48 ultra-luxury condominiums, 150,000 square feet of office space, more than 100,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, and a 27-story multifamily building.

    The project includes a half-acre park with direct Katy Trail access and sits beside the trail corridor.

    The project sits next to the Katy Trail and near the neighboring Town of Highland Park, placing it at the physical transition between the Park Cities and central Dallas.

    Construction phases, changing garage access, new-building move rules and increased traffic can all affect move planning. Current property instructions should be confirmed close to the move date.

    Moving Within This Part of Dallas?

    Stonebriar plans residential and high-rise moves across Uptown, Turtle Creek, Highland Park, University Park, Victory Park and the Katy Trail corridor.

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