Construction Resources plans 48,000-square-foot Dallas design center for 2027

Construction Resources said it plans to open a 48,000-square-foot CR Design Center in Dallas in 2027, leasing space at The International in the city’s Design District.

Project details

The Dallas location is planned for 150 Turtle Creek Boulevard inside The International, which the release describes as a 160,000-square-foot neighborhood center owned by Asana Partners. The property sits about two miles from Uptown Dallas and has access to Highland Park and University Park, according to the company’s announcement.

Construction Resources said the center will include appliances, cabinets, countertops, decorative plumbing, fireplaces, lighting, garage doors, outdoor living, shower doors and mirrors, and tile and flooring. The company said it will again work with ASD | SKY and The Collab on the design.

Background

The Dallas launch follows the company’s Atlanta Westside Paper flagship opening in spring 2025 and a planned Charleston opening in fall 2026, according to the release. Construction Resources also said the Dallas move builds on its 2026 Texas entry through the acquisition of The Jarrell Company, a Dallas-based luxury appliance, plumbing and lighting distributor.

The release identifies Construction Resources as the Southeast’s leading multi-category design destination and says the company was acquired by The Home Depot in December 2023.

What the companies said

Construction Resources CEO Mitch Hires said Dallas is “one of the nation’s most dynamic and rapidly evolving markets for residential building and construction.” He said the new center is tailored to local designers, builders, remodelers and homeowners, and that the company looks forward to becoming “a cornerstone of the Dallas design community.”

Asana Partners Managing Partner Terry Brown said bringing Construction Resources to The International is “a huge win” and said it deepens the property’s standing as a premier location for luxury products and high-end design services.

What happens next

The company says the Dallas center is expected to open in 2027. Construction Resources did not give a more specific opening date in the release.

Sources

GlobeNewswire: Construction Resources expands multi-category design concept to Dallas

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