20-Story One Uptown Tops Out

One Uptown tower tops out in Dallas
Courtesy of Travis Lilley

The new luxury mixed-use tower at 2619 McKinney Ave, One Uptown, topped out on Thursday evening. Potential residents might be tempted by the 198 units with walk-in showers, quartz countertops and private balconies, and visitors will be lured by the mouthwatering meats at Fogo de Chao and Style & Grace restaurants. But let's all focus on what's really important—One Uptown will feature Dallas' only glass-bottomed swimming pool and will be operated by Style & Grace (read: open to the public).

One Uptown in Uptown Dallas Tops Out
Courtesy of Travis Lilley

Stoneleigh Cos CEO Rick Cavenaugh teamed up with general contractor Hunt Construction Group and tower architect Humphreys & Partners for the $75M project. The two restaurants move in this fall, and Rick hopes to start accepting leases from residents in August. Rick addressed the crowd in front of Dallas city councilman Philip Kingston, Circo's Lauren Santagati, Fogo's Larry Johnson, SunGate Capital's Ed Haddock and Infrastructure Investment's Paul Cheng.

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