New Tenants Coming To The Shops At Lakeside

Lakeside is a 150-acre urban-style development next to the shores of Lake Grapevine and master planned with a variety of residential choices, restaurants, shops, cafes, hotels, and a boardwalk creating a beautiful walkable community for the Town of Flower Mound. At build-out, Lakeside is planned for approximately 2,200 residences and 705,000 square feet of commercial space at a combined value of $750 million to $1 billion.
Courtesy of Realty Capital Management

Realty Capital Management will welcome four new tenants to The Shops at Lakeside in Lakeside DFW. Phase 1 of the shopping center has 105k SF of retail, 425 units of multifamily and 250 single-family homes within the 150-acre Lakeside DFW development on the Flower Mound side of Lake Grapevine.

Mio Nonno Trattoria will branch out from its Allen roots and open a second DFW location in November. Mena's Tex-Mex Cantina will open its third DFW location at the center in January 2017.

Lakeside is a 150-acre urban-style development next to the shores of Lake Grapevine and master planned with a variety of residential choices, restaurants, shops, cafes, hotels, and a boardwalk creating a beautiful walkable community for the Town of Flower Mound. At build-out, Lakeside is planned for approximately 2,200 residences and 705,000 square feet of commercial space at a combined value of $750 million to $1 billion.
Courtesy of Realty Capital Management

Fairway Mortgage and Victory Sports Rehab will open later this year. The shops have 17 tenants already open, including Moviehouse & Eatery, Bottle & Bottega, State Farm Insurance and Starbucks.

Phase 2 of Lakeside DFW will have 200k SF of additional retail and office space, a convenience store, 466 units of multifamily, 200 units of active senior housing and a 15-story condo tower with 52 residences.

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