Inwood Village, the 1947 shopping center at Lovers Lane and Inwood Road, has been signing new tenants all year, and Rejuvenation opened its 7,000-square-foot store there this fall with a grand opening on October 15, 2026. For Bluffview and nearby North Dallas neighborhoods, it means more reasons to stay close to home for errands, dinners and design projects.
What is new at Inwood Village?
REBusiness reported on June 15, 2026, that four new tenants had signed leases at the center:
- Ball and Buck, an outdoor lifestyle brand, already open at the time.
- PopUp Bagels, already open at the time.
- Jungle Studio Fitness, a boutique wellness brand, then set to debut within weeks.
- Rejuvenation, the Williams-Sonoma home furnishings brand, set to open toward the end of the year.
Rejuvenation's September 2026 release confirmed the store at 5370 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 322. It is the brand's second Texas location after Houston, carrying lighting, hardware, bath collections, furniture, textiles, mirrors and vintage pieces. The store offers complimentary design help through its Design Crew service, from one-room refreshes to whole-home renovations, plus dedicated support for trade professionals. Its grand opening celebration was held October 15, 2026, from 5 to 8 p.m.
Why does a home store matter to Bluffview?
Bluffview is a neighborhood of renovators. According to D Magazine's neighborhood guide, the median home was built around 1968, and many homes are modern, midcentury or updated designs on irregular lots shaped by builders who kept mature trees. That mix produces a lot of remodel projects, and a lighting and hardware store with free design help a few minutes away is a practical addition.
Where exactly is Bluffview?
Bluffview sits south of Northwest Highway, west of Inwood Road, north of University Boulevard and east of Midway and Bluffview Boulevard. Its name comes from the hilly terrain along Bachman Branch, where some bluffs rise about 50 feet above the water. Developer J.P. Stephenson bought 215 acres in 1924 and divided it into one-acre lots as Bluff View Estates, and Dallas annexed the area in 1943. The Briarwood section near Lovers Lane and Inwood was established in the late 1930s on the site of the former Bluffview Dairy, which puts it right next to Inwood Village.
What is it like to live near Inwood Village?
Our agents at The Agency Dallas who work Bluffview and North Dallas describe a few appeals that keep coming up with buyers:
- Tree canopy and topography. Few Dallas neighborhoods have Bluffview's creek bluffs and canopied streets. It feels more like the Hill Country than a city grid in places.
- Daily errands close by. Inwood Village, with its mix of restaurants, fitness and now home design retail, covers a lot of weekly needs within a short drive or walk for Briarwood residents.
- Quick access across the city. Bluffview is a short commute to downtown and close to Love Field.
- School options. The area is served by Dallas ISD, including Sudie L. Williams Talented and Gifted Academy inside Bluffview, alongside the private schools nearby.
What parks and green space are nearby?
Bluff View Park, a 2.6-acre neighborhood park established in 1945, sits next to Sudie L. Williams Academy and has a playground, a soccer field, a basketball court and picnic tables. Beyond the park, much of Bluffview's open feel comes from private lots, creek bluffs and mature trees rather than large public parks. For families, that combination of a small park and big yards tends to define daily life.
Which Dallas ISD schools serve Bluffview?
Neighborhood assignments include K.B. Polk Center for Academically Talented and Gifted for elementary grades, Edward H. Cary Middle School and Thomas Jefferson High School, with magnet options like Sudie L. Williams Talented and Gifted Academy and Henry W. Longfellow Career Exploration Academy. Attendance zones can change, so families should verify a specific address with the district. Dallas ISD voters also approved a $6.2 billion bond in May 2026 that the district says will fund 26 new schools and renovations at every campus, though campus-level plans were not detailed in the materials we reviewed.
How does Inwood Village fit with other North Dallas retail changes?
A few miles east, Preston Center is in the middle of its own transformation with the 8300 Douglas project, which People Newspapers reported broke ground in 2026. Several longtime Preston Center businesses have closed or moved during that work. Inwood Village, by contrast, is adding tenants inside its existing 1947 footprint. For residents, the two centers will offer different experiences for the next few years: one under construction, one filling in.
Our neighborhoods guide covers Bluffview and its neighbors, and our home valuation page is a simple way for owners to check where their home stands.
For sellers in Bluffview and Briarwood, a busier Inwood Village is an easy point to mention to buyers who ask what they can walk or drive to in five minutes. For buyers, it is worth visiting the center on a weekday evening and a Saturday morning to get a feel for traffic and parking before committing to a nearby street.
The Agency Dallas likes watching how a center like Inwood Village evolves. It has served the same neighborhoods for nearly 80 years. New tenants that fit how Bluffview residents live, from bagels to light fixtures, suggest it will keep doing that for a long time.
Frequently asked questions
When did Rejuvenation open at Inwood Village?
Rejuvenation announced its Inwood Village store in September 2026 and held a grand opening celebration on Thursday, October 15, 2026, from 5 to 8 p.m. The 7,000-square-foot store is at 5370 W. Lovers Lane, Suite 322, and is the brand's second Texas location after Houston, according to the company's release.
What new stores came to Inwood Village in 2026?
REBusiness reported in June 2026 that Ball and Buck, PopUp Bagels, Jungle Studio Fitness and Rejuvenation had signed leases. Ball and Buck and PopUp Bagels were already open then, Jungle Studio Fitness was opening within weeks, and Rejuvenation followed in the fall.
How old is Inwood Village?
Inwood Village first opened in 1947 at Lovers Lane and Inwood Road in North Dallas, according to REBusiness. It is one of the older shopping centers in the city and sits next to the Briarwood section of Bluffview, which was established in the late 1930s on the site of the former Bluffview Dairy.
What are homes like in Bluffview?
Bluffview homes vary widely, with modern, midcentury and updated designs on irregular, tree-filled lots. D Magazine's guide lists a median year built of 1968. The neighborhood began as one-acre lots in 1924 and is known for bluffs along Bachman Branch, some rising about 50 feet above the water.
Sources
- REBusiness: Four New Tenants Sign Leases at Inwood Village (June 15, 2026)
- Business Wire: Rejuvenation Opens New Store in Dallas (September 2026)
- D Magazine Neighborhood Guide: Bluffview
- Bluffview, Dallas overview
- People Newspapers: The Reimagining of Preston Center (April 29, 2026)
- Dallas ISD: Bond 2026
