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    Knox Street News

    Construction begins on Dallas' Knox St project with Auberge Resorts luxury hotel

    Teresa Gubbins
    Dec 5, 2023 | 2:24 pm
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    Hotel and residences coming to Knox Street in 2026.

    Rendering courtesy of Trammell Crow

    Construction has begun on a massive mixed-use development in the Knox Street neighborhood that will include a hotel, office, residential, restaurants, and retail.

    The project is a joint venture partnership of MSD Partners, Trammell Crow Company, The Retail Connection, and Highland Park Village Associates. It sits on a four-acre site adjacent to the Katy Trail and according to a release is expected to open in 2026.

    Upon completion, it will total one million square feet of mixed-use space, including a hotel managed by the Auberge Resorts Collection.

    The components are as follows:

    The Knox Hotel and Residences: Managed by Auberge Resorts Collection, the Knox Hotel and Residences will consist of a 140-room hotel and 48 ultra-luxury condominiums ranging in size from 2,500 square feet to more than 15,000 square feet.

    The hotel is designed by Martin Brudnizki Design Studio and will include restaurants, bars, lounges, event spaces, and a full-floor spa and wellness destination connected to an outdoor pool and bar with views of downtown Dallas.

    The residences are designed by Dallas-based interior designer Chad Dorsey and will feature private residential amenities including a clubroom, bar & lounge, entertaining spaces, fitness center, and indoor pool. Allie Beth Allman & Associates is the listing agent for the residences and according to the release has overseen a highly successful pre-sale launch.

    Office space: Fronting Knox Street, the development’s 150,000-square-foot office building will rise nine stories above two floors of retail and restaurants. Dallas-based ISN Software Corporation will anchor the office building, leasing the top four floors. Office amenities will include a fitness center with locker rooms, tenant lounge, and café. A CBRE team led by Dennis Barnes is handling leasing for the remaining office space.

    Retail and restaurant space: The Knox Street development will provide more than 100,000 square feet of ground-floor and second-story retail and restaurant space, which will be leased to a mix of local and national operators to bring in shopping, art, culinary, and health & wellness experiences. Stephen Summers and Kaitlin Travis with Highland Park Village Associates are leading the retail leasing for the project, which is now underway.

    Multifamily Residential: The development will include a 27-story, 173-unit multifamily building featuring expansive amenity spaces, ultra-luxury interiors, and oversized balconies.

    Park: The development will be anchored by a half-acre park with a direct connection to the Katy Trail.

    "We are thrilled to have reached this important milestone and to begin construction on what we believe is the most exciting mixed-use development in Dallas," says MSD partner and head of real estate Coburn Packard in a statement. "The project reflects our commitment to creating incredible spaces and experiences, and we look forward to bringing our vision for Knox Street to life."

    TCC managing director Joel Behrens says that, “with its array of premier offerings in an irreplaceable location, this project is positioned to fill a void in the Dallas market and cater to the unmet demand for world-class, mixed-use space in the city.”

    Roll the credits: The New York office of Australia-based Woods Bagot is leading the design of the hotel and residences, while New York-based Kohn Pedersen Fox (KPF) is designing the office building. Dallas-based HKS is the architect of record and OJB Landscape Architecture is designing the green space. Balfour Beatty and Andres Construction are providing construction services, JLL Capital Markets served as financial advisor, and construction financing is being provided by Plano-based Beal Bank.

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    Tax Hike

    Texans saddled with 7th highest property taxes in nation for 2026

    Amber Heckler
    Feb 17, 2026 | 9:01 am
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    Photo by Ronnie George on Unsplash
    The Texas property tax burden keeps going up.

    Property taxes can be a particularly sore subject for homeowners, and a new study has revealed Texans are saddled with the seventh-highest property taxes in the nation.

    WalletHub's annual report, "Property Taxes by State," released February 17, found Texas homeowners will pay a median $4,232 in property taxes in 2026. That's based on the state's median home value of $283,800.

    Last year, Texans were on the hook for a $4,111 property tax bill based on a median home value of $260,400. And Texas residents are expected to pay $360 more on their property taxes this year than in 2024, when the figure was $3,872.

    To determine which states have the biggest and lowest property tax burdens on residents, WalletHub's experts divided each state's median real estate tax payment by its respective median home price. The report then used the resulting rates to extrapolate the annual real estate tax that would be paid on a house valued at $332,700, which was the median value for a U.S. home as of 2024 (the year where the latest data was available). All 50 states and the District of Columbia were analyzed.

    Texas tied with Nebraska as No. 44 in the national ranking of states with the highest property tax burdens for residents right now. Both states have an effective tax rate of 1.49 percent, the data said.

    Still, the property tax burden in Texas isn't as punishing as New Jersey (No. 51), whose residents are shelling out almost $9,600 on their property taxes this year based on a median home value of $454,400. On the opposite end, Hawaii is the state with the lowest property taxes, with residents spending about $2,239 based on a median home value of $839,100.

    The annual property taxes Texans would pay on a $332,700 home (the 2024 U.S. median home value) added up to $4,961, the report said. For added context, the U.S. Census Bureau found the average American household pays $3,119 annually on property taxes.

    Of course, property taxes vary by region, and residents living in Dallas County are familiar with enduring tax hikes. Dallas renters are also affected by rising property taxes despite not owning their homes, WalletHub said.

    "While property taxes may seem irrelevant to the 35 percent of households that rent, that assumption misses the mark," the report said. "Whether paid directly or indirectly, nearly everyone bears the cost of property taxes, as they influence rental prices and help fund state and local governments."

    According to Walltethub, the top 10 states with the lowest property taxes for 2026 are:

    • No. 1 – Hawaii
    • No. 2 – Alabama
    • No. 3 – Nevada
    • No. 4 – Arizona, Colorado, and South Carolina (tied)
    • No. 7 – Idaho
    • No. 8 – Delaware and Tennessee (tied)
    • No. 10 – Utah
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