The Tower Residences, designed by architect Robert A.M. Stern, is one of the newest and most luxurious addresses in town.
"The ability to come in and enjoy the Ritz-Carlton lifestyle is an important feature of what we're offering," said Joseph Pitchford, Crescent Equities senior vice president.
Part of the Ritz lifestyle -- other than the price tag -- is a bevy of perks.
"Somebody wants to have a party, we show up and do everything for you," Roberto Van Geenan, general manager Ritz-Carlton Dallas said.
The Ritz has in-room dining. "You pick up the phone and our wonderful food shows up 20 minutes later" in addition to state-of-the-art Wolf kitchen appliances.
"Many of our residences choose not to use this other than for boiling water for tea," Geenan said about an in-room stove.It's all about the finer things at the Residences, with private, climate-controlled wine cellars, a Mediterranean-style poll designed by Stern, and even in-room (or in-spa) stylists.
For those who want to move on up into this iconic architectural dimension to Uptown, you're in luck.
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"The good news is there are 30 left for folks who may have waited out this brief blip in our economy and are looking for a luxury residence, we have 30 left and we invite them to come down and take a look," Pitchford said.
If you do go, just don't forget your checkbook.
"The price range of the remaining units is between $795,000 and $3 million," Pitchford said.
