Dallas Design District property sells to North Carolina investor

Asana Partners purchased the International on Turtle Creek showroom and office complex on Irving Boulevard.

A North Carolina-based real estate firm that’s made several North Texas purchases has acquired a large property in the Dallas Design District.

Asana Partners purchased the International on Turtle Creek showroom and office complex on Irving Boulevard. The 155,000-square-foot complex is in an area seeing rapid redevelopment.

International on Turtle Creek is one of the largest and most successful redevelopment projects in the Design District. Built in 1949 as a parts warehouse for International Harvester, the sprawling warehouse building along Irving and Turtle Creek boulevards was converted in 2005 into new spaces for furnishings, creative and design firms.

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Source: The Dallas Morning News

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