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Major mixed-use development breaks ground on Dallas' Henderson Ave

Teresa Gubbins
Oct 14, 2024 | 10:36 am
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A long-awaited development is coming to Dallas' Henderson Avenue, featuring the involvement of one of the neighborhood's original architects: According to a release, New York-based Acadia Realty Trust and Dallas development firm Ignite-Rebees will break ground on a 161,000-square-foot, creative, mixed-use development combining retail, restaurants, and innovative office space.

The site consists of a quarter-mile stretch of Henderson Avenue between Glencoe Street and McMillan Avenue at the eastern end of Henderson Avenue, almost to the Sprouts. Designed by Dallas-based architecture firm GFF, the Henderson development will comprise 10 architecturally distinct buildings lined with landscaped walkways that are pocketed with multiple public spaces. The project will also include 500 subgrade parking spaces.

It's expected to be completed by fall 2026.

The Henderson Ave. development is led by Acadia Realty Trust and Ignite-Rebees, a development firm founded by Mark Masinter and Tristan Simon, a pair of long-time Dallas visionaries and entrepreneurs.

Simon is a celebrated Dallas restaurateur turned real estate developer who transformed Henderson Ave. in the 2000s with a series of successful restaurants including Hibiscus, The Porch, Fireside Pies, and Victor Tangos.

Mark Masinter founded Dallas-based Open Realty and now serves as Chairman of Global Retail for Newmark, a New York-based real estate services firm.

“This project will spark a renaissance of Henderson Avenue. In addition to becoming a mecca for cutting-edge retail, Henderson Ave. will soon feature an array of stellar new restaurants within the development and up and down the street that will make it one of the most exciting and interesting food and beverage destinations in Dallas,” Simon says.

Open Realty, Tristan Simon, and Los Angeles-based CIM Group acquired a portfolio of retail properties along Henderson Avenue in 2012, as well as the new development site. The portfolio was acquired by Acadia Realty Trust in 2022. Ken Bernstein is President, CEO, and co-founder of Acadia Realty Trust, which specializes in the acquisition, redevelopment, and management of open air retail properties.

Acadia Realty Trust and Ignite-Rebees also own and operate 120,000 square feet of existing retail and restaurant space along Henderson Avenue.

“The new development will bring an exciting, aspirational vision that will elevate the street to the next level of urban-cultural significance,” Acadia Realty Trust CEO Bernstein says. “Henderson Ave. is the connective tissue between the Park Cities and burgeoning East Dallas, and it’s ready to become one of the great retail streets in Texas.”

The new development will encompass 12,000 square feet of restaurant space, 75,000 square feet of retail space, and 74,000 square feet of office space. Retail leasing for the new development will be managed by Open Realty; office leasing will be managed by Newmark; the project architect is GFF; the office interior designer is SETSTUDIO; the property manager is Rebees Management Company; and the general contractor is Balfour Beatty.

Additionally, Henderson East will be the first office project in North Texas to be fully “hotelized,” giving tenants immediate access to top-quality, on-premise food and beverage and a professionally-trained hospitality staff servicing all areas of the project.

“At a time when companies are struggling to entice their workforces back to traditional office environments, fresh solutions are needed to make going into the office more desirable than staying home,” Masinter says. “Henderson East expresses our vision of the most successful office concept for the future. When the project is complete, Henderson Ave. will transform into one of the most appealing stretches of walkable retail in Dallas and feature dozens of the most exciting contemporary retail brands in North America, many of which will be new to Dallas."

“Our goal for Henderson East is to curate a community of special firms that desire to office in a remarkable environment with amenities befitting a private social club or high-end hotel,” said Simon. “There will be nothing else like it.”

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Dallas ranks No. 15 nationwide on new affordability and housing report

Amber Heckler
Sep 23, 2026 | 10:30 am
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A new national real estate report card has given Dallas-Fort Worth a passing grade for housing demand and affordability.

Realtor.com's first-ever Metro Affordability & Homebuilding Report Card compared the 100 largest metropolitan areas in the U.S. based on two scores that measured the most important factors for potential home buyers: an "Affordability Components" score that examined the current affordability of housing for residents, and a "Homebuilding Components" score that analyzed the rate of new home construction to meet future demand. Both scores were then used to calculate the final score and assigned a letter grade.

Only 10 total U.S. metros, including Houston (No. 4) and Austin (No. 6), received grades in the "A" range (A+, A, A- ) representing the most balanced locales for "favorable current affordability conditions and healthy future inventory growth to sustain them."

"Homebuilding and affordability are inseparable, and if we want to improve affordability in a lasting way, we need to build more homes," said Realtor.com chief economist Danielle Hale. "The metros at the top of these rankings show that buyers benefit most when communities pair homes that are attainable for today's local earners with enough new construction to support tomorrow's demand."

Only two metros earned "A+" grades with a total score of 77.5 or higher: De Moines-West DeMoines, Idaho (83.4 points) and Raleigh-Cary, North Carolina (82.8 points).

Dallas-Fort Worth earned a "B+" overall with a total score of 67.9 points, an "Affordability Components" score of 54.5 points, and a "Homebuying Components" score of 81.3 points. The DFW Metroplex also ranks 15th in the national ranking of the best metros for affordability and housing.

Five more U.S. metros earned the same rating: Augusta-Richmond County, Georgia-South Carolina; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Madison, Wisconsin; Wichita, Kansas; and Louisville, Kentucky-Indiana.

Realtor.com's report said the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro has a median household income of $88,783, and home listings have a median price of $426,446. The report's findings also show that newly built homes in the region cost 8.9 percent more than existing homes on the market.

DFW has a 1.76 housing permit-to population ratio, meaning the metro permits 76 percent more new homes than what would be considered typical based on its population and national average construction levels.

DFW's "Realtors Affordability Score," or the share of for-sale inventory affordable to households at different income levels, is 0.639, or slightly lower than the national average of 0.675.

Housing market grades across other Texas metros
Houston and Austin were the only two Texas metros to earn a grade in the "A" range.

Houston outperformed every Texas metro for housing and affordability with its solid "A" rating. Newly built homes in the Houston area cost about 7 percent more than existing homes on the market, and the metro has a 1.88 housing permit-to population ratio.

Austin earned an "A-" with a combined score of 72.5 points. Unlike many other U.S. metros, newly built homes in the Austin area are actually more affordable than existing homes on the market. Austin has a negative new construction premium, where new build homes are 6 percent cheaper than existing ones.

The Austin metro also has a permit-to-population ratio of 2.37. Combined with the negative new construction premium, these factors signal that "builders are delivering homes at a rate well above the metro's population share — and at prices slightly below existing homes."

This is a snapshot of the factors that impacted Austin's grade:

  • Realtors Affordability Score: 0.639
  • Median listing price: $501,200
  • Median household income: $102,412
Elsewhere in Texas, San Antonio-New Braunfels and McAllen-Edinburg-Mission both earned "C+" ratings, while El Paso's housing market performance was only worthy of a "D" grade.

The top 10 U.S. metros with the highest-performing housing markets are:

  • No. 1 – De Moines-West Demoines, Idaho (A+)
  • No. 2 – Ralgieh-Cary, North Carolina (A+)
  • No. 3 – Columbia, South Carolina (A)
  • No. 4 – Houston, Texas (A)
  • No. 5 – Indianapolis, Indiana (A)
  • No. 6 – Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, Texas (A-)
  • No. 7 – Jacksonville, Florida (A-)
  • No. 8 – Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (A-)
  • No. 9 – Palm Bay-Melbourne, Florida (A-)
  • No. 10 – Columbus, Ohio (A-)
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