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Thursday, June 26, 2008
HARWOOD INTERNATIONAL RELEASES SECOND EDITION OF “THE WALK TO LIFE” GUIDE
HARWOOD INTERNATIONAL RELEASES SECOND EDITION OF “THE WALK TO LIFE” GUIDE
HARWOOD, DALLAS, TEXAS, JUNE 26, 2008: Harwood International, the developer of Harwood District in Uptown, has released the second edition of its new “Harwood in One Thousand Yards: The Walk to Life” guide. The guide features restaurants, bars, hotels, sports and entertainment venues, museums, and art galleries that are walkable within 1,000 yards of Harwood District. It also gives an “insider’s recommendation” on what to order at each restaurant as well as showcases Dallas celebrities’ favorite places to go. An enclosed map also outlines a Harwood District resident’s favorite two mile walk through Harwood District to State Thomas to Victory Park.
“With the high price of gasoline these days, we are seeing that people are interested in concentrating their leisure time and activities,” said Gabriel Barbier-Mueller, founder and CEO of Harwood International. “All of the attractions in Harwood, Uptown, the Arts District, and Victory are so easily accessible by foot, and we thought it would be beneficial to the community to provide them with a guide to explore the many places available within 1,000 yards of our district.”
ABOUT HARWOOD, DALLAS
Harwood, Dallas is emerging as a new and exciting district within Uptown Dallas. It is a mix of both commercial and residential, resort-style high rise buildings – a place to work, a place to live, with an urban oasis of parks and art-filled spaces. Harwood, Dallas is the vision of Harwood International – a niche real estate developer and value-add investor with offices around the globe in London, Zurich, Geneva, Beverly Hills, and Dallas. Today, Harwood International’s success extends globally with more than $3 billion in ongoing developments and equity in more than 30 properties around the world. For more information, see www.harwoodinternational.com.
Harwood, Dallas began life with the highly-acclaimed Harwood International Center in Uptown, a four-building office complex which currently showcases more than one million square feet of premier class office and retail space set within a park-like campus with gardens and art-filled lobbies. Home to companies such as Rolex, Jones Day, K&L Gates, and Centex, Harwood will continue to grow in 17 phases to include over seven million square feet of condominium, office, retail, and residential development. For a guide to Harwood, Dallas, see www.harwooddallas.com.
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