Humphreys' e-Urban Plan Ready for $100M Debut

DALLAS-Two unrelated multifamily projects will introduce the first e-Urban designs to Dallas/Fort Worth, home of the award-winning architect who masterminded the trend-setting plan. The pair of bookends for a five-mile stretch of Greenville Avenue will cost nearly $100 million to bring out of the ground.

Kaplan Acquisitions LLC of Houston is completing site work on a 13-acre tract to develop the 350-unit District @ Greenville Apartments at 11911 Greenville Ave. To the south, Dallas-based Prescott Realty Group is readying its 3.5-acre tract at the corner of Greenville and Yale Boulevard, where it will build a trio of connected five-story buildings with 412 units on four upper floors and 18,000 sf of street-level retail. Mark Humphreys of Dallas-based Humphreys & Partners Architects LP tells GlobeSt.com that the proprietary e-Urban design will result in Kaplan’s project being 86% more efficient than a traditional multifamily development would have been on the infill site while Prescott’s mixed-use will be about 85%.