The Dahl Brings 292 Apartments to Dallas’ Fair Park Area
Construction reporting places the five-story Ash Lane development in progress, while the owner identifies an affordable-housing component within the apartment program.
Larkspur Capital’s The Dahl is progressing near Fair Park in Dallas, according to October 11 construction reporting. The five-story apartment development at 3525 Ash Lane is planned for 292 homes and a design influenced by the area’s architectural history.
The owner’s project page confirms the unit count and identifies a workforce-housing component. Its older projected groundbreaking date should not be confused with an independently verified start; the current status update comes from the newer construction report.
Project at a Glance
- Developer:
- Larkspur Capital
- Address:
- 3525 Ash Lane
- Homes:
- 292 apartments
- Status:
- Construction reported underway
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Keep the permit value in context
The supplied project briefing identifies approximately $112 million in permit value and roughly 415,000 square feet. Those are reported project figures, not a newly announced contractor award or a confirmed total development investment.
The development’s relationship with the Dallas Public Facility Corporation makes the housing program relevant alongside physical construction. The exact affordability terms should be read from the governing project agreements rather than inferred from the headline unit count.
Utilities and completion milestones
A project-specific utility-consulting reference supplies one verified team role, available in the member section. It does not establish the general contractor or authorize assigning that consultant a separate electrical-installation role.
The useful next milestones are structural progress, utility service readiness and a dated opening plan. Reporting that construction is underway is more advanced than a planning announcement, but it does not establish when the first residents can move in.
Design character and workforce housing
Larkspur connects the project’s name and design approach to George Dahl and the Art Deco buildings of nearby Fair Park. That gives the apartment development a specific local design context, rather than treating it as an interchangeable residential block.
The owner also describes a significant moderate-income housing component. Construction completion and residential availability will need to be accompanied by the operating and eligibility arrangements for those homes. The reported unit total establishes scale; it does not by itself explain how or when households can qualify for individual units.