1823 Cadiz Street and the Purse Building in the Next Phase of Downtown Growth
Downtown Dallas is moving into its next phase of growth, driven by the 3 billion dollar convention center redevelopment, private sector projects and major corporate commitments. Public investment, mixed use districts and new campuses are reshaping the core from the convention center and City Hall area to Reunion and Newpark.
This strategic Downtown Dallas investor guide gives investors a quick snapshot of that momentum and highlights two flagship opportunities in the middle of it, 1823 Cadiz Street and the historic Purse Building.
Featured Opportunities In Downtown Dallas
The Purse Building
Historic brick building in the Government District, ideal for adaptive reuse into boutique hotel, creative office, residential or mixed use. Pairs character and authenticity with walkable access to transit, civic anchors and future public realm improvements.
1823 Cadiz Street
One of the largest active land sites in downtown Dallas, with potential for mixed use, residential, office and hospitality. Positioned near major civic and infrastructure projects, the site gives investors scale that is difficult to replicate inside the core.
Key Downtown Developments and Strategic Relevance to Wildcat Management’s Projects
Convention Center Redevelopment and District
Major 3-billion-dollar redevelopment that enhances mixed use and residential potential in and around the convention center area.City Hall and Potential Dallas Mavericks Relocation
Potential new arena location that would generate additional downtown activity and support residential, retail and hospitality demand.Reunion Tower Redevelopment, Hunt Realty Investments
Multi-billion dollar plan that supports housing, retail and office growth at a key downtown gateway.Newpark Dallas, Hoque Global
Mixed use district that strengthens adaptive reuse opportunities and the overall downtown profile.Financial Hub, “Y’all Street”, Texas Stock Exchange and Nasdaq Expansion
Expanding financial center that drives demand for office, housing and hospitality.Goldman Sachs Dallas Campus
Major corporate campus that fuels long term residential, office and retail activity.
Investor Insights
Strategic Location And Timing
Wildcat properties are positioned to benefit from both public infrastructure and private sector investment.
Diverse Demand Across Sectors
Office, residential, retail and hospitality growth together create broad, resilient opportunity.
Adaptive Reuse and Mixed Use Advantage
Historic preservation and redevelopment opportunities meet market demand while capturing long term value.
Community and Institutional Momentum
Education, workforce and civic growth strengthen the market for live, work and play investments.
Wildcat Management’s investor guide positions 1823 Cadiz Street and the Purse Building as strategic entry points for investors who want to capture value from downtown Dallas’ converging growth trends.
Connect with Wildcat Management for detailed materials, tours and next steps
This investor guide is a starting point. Detailed financials, plans and tours for 1823 Cadiz Street, the Purse Building and other Wildcat projects are available on request.
To discuss these opportunities or request additional materials, contact:
Monica Moreno
Media and Investor Relations
Cell: 469.882.8716