Allied Orion Group to Manage Its 10th Community in Dallas–Fort Worth

The 224-unit, market-rate Summit at Landry Way is owned by One Real Estate Investment, offers one- to three-bedroom plans.

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The Summit at Landry Way in Fort Worth, Texas, features newly upgraded units and a variety of outdoor amenities.
Courtesy Allied Orion Group

The Summit at Landry Way in Fort Worth, Texas, features newly upgraded units and a variety of outdoor amenities.

Allied Orion Group, a Houston-based multifamily management, investment, and development company, has been chosen to manage The Summit at Landry Way, a 224-unit, market-rate apartment community in Fort Worth, Texas.

The community, owned by One Real Estate Investment, offers one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartment homes across seven floor plans ranging from 510 to 1,312 square feet. The newly upgraded units feature large living areas, walk-in closets, fireplaces, ceiling fans, and washer/dryer connections. On-site amenities include an outdoor arbor and picnic area, a pool, and an on-site laundry.

“We chose Allied Orion Group to manage The Summit at Landry Way because of their extensive marketing and management experience, as well as their expertise, knowledge, and presence in the Dallas–Fort Worth market,” Jeronimo Hirschfield, COO of One Real Estate Investment, said in a statement.

The community is located off the I-30 highway, with easy access to downtown Fort Worth, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, and dining, shopping, and entertainment options.

The Summit at Landry Way is one of 10 assets under Allied Orion Group management in the Dallas–Fort Worth market. Allied has developed and acquired more than 13,000 multifamily units with a total value of approximately $1.1 billion and currently manages over 23,000 apartment units across the country.

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