High Street Residential

High Street Residential is the residential development arm of Trammell Crow Company, one of the country’s oldest and largest commercial real estate developers. The group builds multifamily and mixed-use housing, often on infill and transit-oriented sites where it can add density to already-active districts. High Street broke ground this year on an $80 million, 394-unit apartment building at Dallas’s Mockingbird Station, a seven-story project rising within a walkable, rail-served development that helped introduce Dallas to transit-oriented design. The firm’s pipeline stretches across major U.S. metros, and its work tends to favor locations where retail, transit and jobs are already in place. High Street operates as part of Trammell Crow’s national platform.

High Street Residential is the residential development platform of Trammell Crow Company, one of the oldest and largest commercial developers in the country. Its work centers on multifamily and mixed-use housing, with a clear preference for urban infill and transit-oriented sites where retail, transit, and jobs are already in place, plus a growing line in adaptive reuse and community-focused suburban housing.

The track record is substantial: about 18,500 units worth nearly $5.7 billion completed over roughly 19 years, with another 14,000 or so units in the pipeline. The group operates through professionals in major U.S. metros, from the Washington, D.C. region and Atlanta to Nashville and the Pacific Northwest, and reaches into London through its U.K. subsidiary, Telford Living. Operating inside Trammell Crow’s national platform gives High Street access to the capital and development infrastructure that larger mixed-use projects require.