Crescent Real Estate has made another decisive move in Dallas. The firm has acquired 2100 McKinney, a Class A office tower that sits squarely in Uptown, one of the city’s most sought-after business districts.
The purchase was completed through Crescent’s GP Invitation Fund IV, LP. It further extends Crescent’s already sizable presence in Uptown and reinforces its long-term bet on Dallas as a business hub.
A Prime Location With Built-In Demand
2100 McKinney benefits from location alone. The tower sits steps from Klyde Warren Park, the Dallas Arts District, and the American Airlines Center. Restaurants, retail, and entertainment options are part of the daily routine for tenants.
Access also plays a role. Major routes such as the Dallas North Tollway, US-75, and Woodall Rodgers Freeway sit nearby. That matters for tenants who value predictable commutes and regional connectivity.
Inside the 2100 McKinney Office Tower
The property spans more than 350,000 square feet of office space. Floor plans allow flexibility for a wide range of tenants, from established firms to growing teams. Upper floors offer broad views across downtown Dallas.
Modern building systems and updated amenities already place the tower in the top tier of Uptown office assets. Crescent plans to take that further.
Planned Renovations and Technology Upgrades
Crescent has committed to a multi-million-dollar renovation program at the property. The focus will be on tenant experience and workplace technology.
That investment signals a clear message. Crescent sees office space as an experience, not just square footage. Comfort, connectivity, and adaptability sit at the center of the plan.
A Growing Collection of Dallas Icons
The acquisition fits neatly into Crescent’s broader Dallas strategy. The firm already owns several of the city’s most recognizable properties, including Texas Capital Center, The Crescent, Hotel Crescent Court, The Ritz-Carlton Dallas, 2811 Maple, and 2401 Cedar Springs.
Together, these holdings form roughly 25 contiguous acres in Uptown. Few owners control such a concentrated stretch of prominent real estate in Dallas.
Leadership Perspective on the Acquisition
Conrad Suszynski, CEO of Crescent, described the deal as a rare chance to add another landmark office tower to the company’s Dallas lineup.
He pointed to Dallas’ continued ability to draw talent and major employers. That trend supports Crescent’s decision to invest further in the city and raise the bar for office environments at 2100 McKinney.
Transaction Details
Eastdil Secured acted as exclusive advisor to the seller in the transaction. The firm is a frequent presence in high-profile office deals across major U.S. markets.
Crescent’s Broader Platform
Crescent Real Estate operates as both an owner and an investment advisor. Founded by Chairman John C. Goff, the company manages, develops, and invests across office, multifamily, hospitality, and senior living assets.
Its platform exceeds $10 billion in assets under management, development, and investment capacity. Flagship properties include The Ritz-Carlton, Dallas, along with nationally recognized lifestyle brands such as Canyon Ranch.
The acquisition of 2100 McKinney follows a clear pattern. Crescent continues to concentrate capital in locations with long-term demand drivers, strong tenant appeal, and lasting relevance in the urban fabric of Dallas.
With this latest addition, Crescent tightens its hold on Uptown and signals confidence in the future of well-located, high-quality office space in one of Texas’ most competitive markets.