Hughes Landing District
Quick facts
About Hughes Landing District
Hughes Landing isn't a single building — it's the 66-acre mixed-use district Howard Hughes Holdings began developing in 2013 on the north shore of Lake Woodlands. The residential side of the district is anchored by two apartment towers: One Lakes Edge (eight stories, 2015) and Two Lakes Edge (thirteen stories, 2021). Together they put 776 units on the water. Hughes Landing also includes Restaurant Row (Whiskey Cake, Del Frisco's Grille, Escalante's, Truluck's, several others), the regional Whole Foods, the Class A office towers leased to Exxon Mobil contractors, the water taxi dock that connects to Town Center, and direct access to the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion across the lake. Furnished short-term suites are available through both buildings' corporate-housing programs — primarily aimed at Exxon Mobil corporate-relocation arrivals on three-to-twelve-month assignments. If you're researching 'Hughes Landing apartments' as a search term, you're really comparing One Lakes Edge versus Two Lakes Edge, which we treat as separate entries elsewhere in this directory.
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