within an inspiring 20-acre greenbelt of jogging trails, biking paths
and a lake. Plans call for LEED certification to promote a healthy
work environment.
Lake Highland Town Center offers efficient workspaces with quick and easy access for employees to food, services and shopping, and to the office as well. That’s because we’re at Skillman Street and Walnut Hill Lane, just two minutes from Highway 75 or Interstate 635, with our own dedicated DART light rail stop. Downtown Dallas and neighboring suburbs are also just a short trip down the road or railway.
Lake Highland Town Center offers efficient workspaces with quick and easy access for employees to food, services and shopping, and to the office as well. That’s because we’re at Skillman Street and Walnut Hill Lane, just two minutes from Highway 75 or Interstate 635, with our own dedicated DART light rail stop. Downtown Dallas and neighboring suburbs are also just a short trip down the road or railway.
Mixed-use development is key to urban renewal, bringing to a
community a multitude of things to do in a singular destination.
Lake Highlands Town Center will merge shopping, public parks,
offices and a broad range of housing options together in one premier
locale. Our goal is to integrate Lake Highland Town Center into the
fabric of the uncommonly strong, proud Lake Highlands community—creating
a place to live, shop, work and play.
It’s amazing how being so close to Highway 75 and Interstate 635
can be. And while we can tell you all about how Lake Highlands
Town Center is conveniently located near everywhere you need to
be, it’s better if we just showed you. Click below to find out.
