A glass-walled penthouse perched atop the forthcoming Residences at The Dallas Edition in Uptown has quietly surfaced on the market with a head-turning $21 million price tag. The full-floor residence on the 29th story is pitched as a glass pavilion in the sky, wrapped in terraces, complete with a private pool and its own secure elevator landing. As construction on the hotel-residence tower advances, the listing instantly lands in trophy territory for Dallas luxury condos.
Listing and price
The unit is listed for $21 million, according to the Dallas Business Journal. Marketing images circulating with the listing showcase a full-floor layout almost completely framed in glass, with a heavy emphasis on expansive outdoor living and terrace space. It appears to be the first residence from the Dallas Edition collection to go out as a public offering, giving buyers an early look at the branded condo component tied to the hotel.
Inside the crown penthouse
Developer materials put the penthouse at roughly 6,866 square feet of interior space, plus more than 3,300 square feet of private terraces, a private pool and panoramic glass walls that are designed to read like a pavilion in the sky, per Boutique Hotelier. Interior work is led by New York firm bonetti/kozerski architecture, while BOKA Powell serves as architect of record, pairing hotel-grade finishes with residential-style layouts. Buyers are expected to receive preferred access to the Edition hotel’s restaurants, spa and other branded amenities under the Edition model.
Who’s building it and where
Kaizen Development Partners is steering the project at the Chalk Hill site near the Katy Trail, and Douglas Elliman Development Marketing is set to handle sales, according to The Dallas Morning News. The tower will combine a 214-room Edition hotel with roughly 60 branded residences, and Kaizen has pitched the development as a way to reshape Uptown’s gateway and strengthen its connection to the trail. The developer anticipates construction and below-grade work will kick off within months, with completion targeted toward the end of 2028.
How the listing fits the Uptown market
Kaizen has pegged the broader Chalk Hill development at about $650 million in value, with condominium prices starting near $1.5 million for one-bedroom units and top offerings expected to land in the high-teens or low-twenties in millions, a context that helps clarify the $21 million ask for the crown residence, reports The Real Deal. The move reflects a national pattern of hospitality-branded residences serving as halo properties for luxury towers. Local brokers say the penthouse will likely serve as a benchmark as other high-end pre-sales in Uptown come to market while construction ramps up.
