Creating Value Through Versatility
Eastern Partners, LLC is a Dallas-based real estate firm that targets opportunistic investment and development ventures for its private and institutional capital partners. Eastern’s current holdings include land, retail, resort and golf properties primarily in Texas and Georgia. With more than 50 years of combined experience in investment, development, and management, as well as sales & brokerage, the principals of Eastern have established an extensive network for deal flow and an excellent track record of returns.
Central Market Mixed-Use
This mixed-use development, located in the heart of Dallas’ most densely populated area, is a shopping center featuring the nation’s most popular and highest-grossing retailers as well as Central Market and Tom Thumb—two of the leading grocers in the region. The adjoining property is being developed by Fairfield Residential into 400 luxury apartment homes. Combined, the two developments are creating a vibrant urban village that delivers pedestrian-friendly “neighborhood” ambiance while also attracting consumers from all over the city.
505 Cedar Creek Ranch Club – Mabank (Cedar Creek Lake), Texas
As the national demographics’ trend toward the lifestyle segment continues its rapid growth, more and more families are looking for a way to escape. When 505 acres of land on Cedar Creek Lake became available, Eastern Partners seized the opportunity and created a showcase community that’s part lakefront living, part ranchland adventure. This one-of-a-kind place, which features 56 large parcel lots blanketed by preserves of ancient oaks with a working ranch at its heart, made its debut in Summer 2007. To download a copy of the property brochure, click here.
Atlanta
Atlanta has been an active investment and development venue for Eastern Partners. Centered around more than 4,000 acres of land in the metro area, the Atlanta land portfolio includes both commercial and residential development. Current projects include a 200,000 square foot Kroger-anchored shopping center and a 130-acre commercial land development.
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