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Apartments and a parking garage at Preston Towne Crossing registered with the state at $68.2 million

A state filing logged Monday lists a 506,000-square-foot apartment project with a leasing office and garage at 4701 W. Park Blvd., inside the Edens shopping center at Preston Road and Park, with work set for 2027 to 2029.

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October 12, 20261 min read

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An apartment complex with a parking garage is planned at Preston Towne Crossing, the shopping center on the northeast corner of Preston Road and Park Boulevard, according to a project registered Monday with the state.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation logged the filing Oct. 12. It describes new construction of apartments, a leasing office and a parking garage at 4701 W. Park Blvd. It lists the facility as Pearl Preston Towne Crossing, gives an estimated cost of $68.2 million and puts the project at about 506,000 square feet.

Construction is scheduled to begin Jan. 11, 2027, and finish April 27, 2029, according to the record. The owner is listed as Berkley Square (Edens), LLC of Dallas, and the design firm is Belshaw Mulholland Architects of Addison. The filing says the project is privately funded on private land, and its status reads "Project Registered."

The registration does not say how many apartments are planned, how tall the buildings would be or where on the center's property they would sit. It also does not say whether any existing stores or parking would be removed. A search Monday turned up no public announcement of the project.

The center today

Edens, which markets and leases the center, lists Trader Joe's, Old Navy, Ulta, REI and Orvis among its anchors. Its leasing page shows several open spaces as well as recent additions such as Urban Egg, Bellagreen and Ace Pickleball Club, which occupies about 39,750 square feet.

Sources

State of Texas

edens.com

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Demarcus Ferris writes about community life, schools, public safety, and local events in Plano.

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