The Emory at North Grove to bring mixed-use residential and retail development to Waxahachie



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St. Louis–based Mia Rose Holdings, L.L.C. has broken ground on a new mixed-use retail and residential development that it promises will bring an elevated living experience to Waxahachie.

Opening by late summer 2026 at 152 East North Grove Blvd. in Waxahachie, the Emory at North Grove will combine mid-rise apartments and lifestyle amenities with space dedicated for both office and retail.

North Grove Apartments in Waxahachie, Texas
The Emory at North Grove Apartments is a muti-use residential and retail development in Waxahachie, Texas.

The Emory’s Space Breakdown

The development will feature 98 modern apartment homes within a mid-rise building with elevator access, totaling approximately 153,936 square feet. Residents can choose from a mix of one- and two-bedroom floor plans.

A structured parking garage provides added convenience, while mixed-use space at the front of the property will bring retail and service options directly to residents’ doorsteps. Once complete, the development will add approximately 11,000 square feet of retail space and 5,000 square feet of office space to the city’s amenities.

As for rent, apartments will cost from $1700-$2700 per month. Retail space will cost from $23-$30 per square foot.

Living at the Emory

Living at the Emory may be characterized as a blend of tranquility and energetic commerce, says Tom Kaiman, founder and president of Mia Rose Holdings.

“Residents at The Emory can enjoy the best of both worlds — the ease of having boutique shops, cafés, and services just steps from home, paired with the privacy and comfort of a thoughtfully designed apartment retreat set just beyond the activity,” Tom says. “The design and layout create a sense of calm and separation, even though daily essentials and dining options are only feet away.


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“Living at The Emory at North Grove [will feel] like the perfect balance of tranquility and connection — mornings begin with coffee on your private balcony as the neighborhood comes to life below, days flow easily between work, wellness, and leisure, and evenings invite you to unwind in a space that feels both refined and rooted in community.”

For Mia Rose Holdings, Waxahachie represents a blend of heritage and growth. With its population nearly doubling over the past decade and a steady influx of new businesses, families, and professionals drawn by its historic charm and access to the Dallas–Fort Worth area, Waxahachie continues to flourish, Tom adds. 

North Grove APartments in Waxahachie, Texas
The Emory at North Grove apartments in Waxahachie intends to elevate the residential rental offerings of the city.

The Emory gets its name from one of the area’s early settlers: Emory W. Rogers migrated to Texas from Alabama in 1839 and donated the land that became the town of Waxahachie. Founded in 1850, the city’s story began in a thriving agricultural and trade region and has evolved into a vibrant destination with beautiful Victorian homes, historic locations, and a population of 48,617 as of 2024.

About the Developer

Mia Rose Holdings L.L.C. (M.R.H.) is a commercial real estate development company that acquires and develops real estate to support the needs and vision of local communities. Since 2014, M.R.H. has become a dominant player in fast growing markets like Northwest Arkansas, St. Louis, Indianapolis and Dallas. The firm has more than 3,000 units complete or underway in 18 high-end communities.

Known for their attention to detail, architectural integrity, and commitment to enhancing communities, the M.R.H. team continues to grow its portfolio across the Midwest and South with projects that range from luxury multifamily projects to mixed-use developments.

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