Edens Registers $68.2M Plano Apartments and Garage for 2027 Start

Edens has registered a new $68.2M apartment and parking garage project at Pearl Towne Crossing, 4701 W Park Blvd in Plano, with a planned construction start of Jan. 11, 2027. The state filing was made Oct. 12, 2026, and it puts a 506,000 sq ft build on the calendar for subcontractors and suppliers well ahead of groundbreaking.

For builders and trade contractors, the filing is an early bid-window signal: the scope includes a structured parking garage alongside the residential buildings, and the planned start is 91 days after registration. The design firm on the record is Belshaw Mulholland Architects.

Why it matters

A Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) accessibility registration is a plan, not a start. It does show who intends to build, what, and roughly when. Here the owner of record is an Edens property entity, named in the linked record. The filing describes new construction, privately funded, on private land.

For general contractors, a garage plus apartments plus a leasing office means concrete, structural and amenity packages in one pipeline. For leasing and capital-markets agents, 506,000 sq ft of planned multifamily in west Plano is a pipeline entry to track against nearby deliveries.

The numbers

• Estimated cost: $68,200,000, per the filing.
• Size: 506,000 sq ft across apartments, a leasing office and a parking garage.
• Implied cost: about $134.78 per sq ft, our calculation from the two figures above.
• Planned start: Jan. 11, 2027. Planned completion: Apr. 27, 2029, which is 837 days of construction.
• Design firm: Belshaw Mulholland Architects.
• Funding: private. Tenant not assigned.

The filing does not list a unit count or a building count, so we do not give one. The $134.78 per sq ft figure blends residential and garage area, so it is not comparable to a per-unit cost.

What’s next

The record shows status “Project Registered.” Estimated costs and dates on a TDLR filing can change, and registration does not confirm financing, permits or a groundbreaking. We checked for a matching Plano zoning or site-plan record giving unit counts and did not find one, so none is cited here.

Watch for a City of Plano building permit, a site-plan or planning agenda item that states units, and bid invitations ahead of the Jan. 11, 2027 planned start. For other Plano news, see Plano ISD’s proposed $250M arena zone deal.