Fort Worth-based Crescent Real Estate, through its investment vehicle GP Invitation Fund IV, has acquired 2100 McKinney, a Class A office tower located in Uptown Dallas, the company announced Tuesday.
The more than 350,000-square-foot property is positioned in one of Dallas’ most active mixed-use districts, offering direct access to dining, retail, and entertainment destinations, including Klyde Warren Park, the Dallas Arts District, and the American Airlines Center. The building also benefits from proximity to major transportation corridors such as the Dallas North Tollway, U.S. Highway 75, and Woodall Rodgers Freeway.
“This acquisition represents an extraordinary opportunity to own another landmark office tower in one of the nation’s most dynamic urban districts,” said Conrad Suszynski, CEO of Crescent. “Dallas continues to attract top talent and leading businesses, and we are excited to invest in the city’s future by elevating the workplace experience at 2100 McKinney. We’re excited to add this property to our portfolio of iconic Dallas assets.”
2100 McKinney features modern office amenities, flexible floor plans, and panoramic views of downtown Dallas. The property is currently home to a diverse mix of tenants and is recognized for both its architectural presence and its central Uptown location.
Eastdil Secured served as the exclusive adviser to the seller in the transaction.
The acquisition further expands Crescent’s Dallas portfolio, which includes Texas Capital Center, The Crescent, Hotel Crescent Court, The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, 2811 Maple, and 2401 Cedar Springs. With the addition of 2100 McKinney, Crescent now controls approximately 25 contiguous acres in the heart of Uptown Dallas.
Crescent said the property will undergo a multi-million-dollar renovation aimed at enhancing tenant experience and technology integration, aligning with the firm’s broader commitment to high-quality, destination-oriented real estate assets.