Wildcat Management published a Downtown Dallas real estate guide for out-of-state and international buyers. It outlines growth drivers, public and private initiatives and two featured opportunities, 1823 Cadiz Street and the Purse Building, to show how investors can participate in the city’s next growth phase.
— Wildcat Management released a Downtown Dallas real estate guide aimed at out-of-state and international investors who are trying to understand where and how to deploy capital in the city’s urban core. The publication brings together current information on growth trends, incentive tools and key corridors, then uses two offerings, 1823 Cadiz Street and the Purse Building at 601 Elm Street, as case studies for land and building acquisitions.
The guide, titled “An Out of State Investor’s Guide to Downtown Dallas,” is available online and is intended to serve as a practical starting point for buyers who are evaluating Dallas from other markets. It explains why the Dallas Fort Worth region continues to attract corporate relocations, capital and residents, then walks through several of the most important districts in and around downtown, including the Government District, the City Hall and convention center corridor and the Farmers Market and Newpark areas.
The publication can be accessed at the Downtown Dallas investor guide page at https://bit.ly/downtown-dallas-investor-guide.
Within that framework, 1823 Cadiz Street is presented as a 0.67-acre land site that offers nearly half a city block of development potential close to City Hall and the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center. The guide notes its location inside the Newpark Tax Increment Financing District and a federal Opportunity Zone, as well as concept studies for multifamily, hospitality and mixed-use programs that take advantage of the surrounding public investment.
The historic Purse Building, a six-level brick property at 601 Elm Street in the Government District, is highlighted as a character rich asset that can function as a headquarters, hospitality or creative office building, supported by state and federal historic tax credits and a City of Dallas historic tax abatement.
Beyond individual sites, the guide connects these opportunities to a broader set of initiatives that are reshaping downtown Dallas. These include the multibillion-dollar convention center redevelopment and the creation of a new convention center district, ongoing discussions about the future of City Hall and a potential new Dallas Mavericks arena location, large scale reinvestment in the Reunion area and Newpark Dallas, which is planned as a mixed-use technology and education district linking the convention center area back toward the Farmers Market.
The analysis also references Dallas’s emerging financial hub, sometimes nicknamed “Y’all Street,” along with the planned Texas Stock Exchange, Nasdaq expansion and the Goldman Sachs Dallas campus, which together are expected to support long term demand for office, housing and hospitality in and around the core.
“For serious buyers who are looking at Dallas from another city or another country, the volume of headlines can make it hard to see what actually matters on the ground,” said Tanya Ragan, president of Wildcat Management. “Our goal with this guide is to give investors a clear map of the downtown corridors, show how public and private projects fit together and illustrate where assets like 1823 Cadiz Street and the Purse Building sit in that story.”
Wildcat Management notes that both 1823 Cadiz Street and the Purse Building are currently offered for sale, and that the guide is designed to help buyers place those opportunities in the context of surrounding public investment and private sector momentum. Out-of-state and international investors may request additional information or an introductory briefing by contacting Wildcat Management.
About the company: Wildcat Management is a Dallas based real estate development and investment firm led by entrepreneur and developer Tanya Ragan. The company focuses on urban infill, historic preservation and adaptive reuse, and pairing long term ownership with strategic partnerships. Its portfolio includes projects such as the Liberty Building, the Purse Building and ongoing work in the Dallas Farmers Market neighborhood, reflecting a commitment to preserving architectural heritage while advancing modern growth across North Texas.
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Organization: Wildcat Management
Address: 1801 N Lamar St #201, Dallas, TX 75202
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Website: https://www.pursebuildingdallas.com/
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