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Investor nabs Turtle Creek office tower and retail center

The new owner is planning a future redevelopment strategy.

Dallas investor De La Vega Capital announced it acquired Turtle Creek Village last week, taking the mixed-use development in the Turtle Creek neighborhood.

The 3838 Oak Lawn Ave. property includes Offices at Turtle Creek Village, a 230,000-square-foot, 18-story office tower. The retail component, Shops at Turtle Creek Village, spans 95,000 square feet and is anchored by a 22,000-square-foot Tom Thumb lease and a 17,000-square-foot World Market lease.

“This is a distinctive property in a premier location. Our focus is on enriching the neighborhood experience and building long-term value for everyone it serves,” said Annmarie De La Vega, executive vice president at De La Vega.

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A sales price was not disclosed. Dallas Central Appraisal District values the property at $78.3 million.

De La Vega noted that it plans to implement a “lasting redevelopment strategy at a later date.” It did not specify development details, but noted “the vision focuses on preserving the property’s character, while improving its role as a welcoming, pedestrian-friendly destination for residents, tenants, and visitors alike.”

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De La Vega acquired the property from CIM Group, a Los Angeles investor and developer that purchased the property in 2017.

In a news release, CIM noted it made upgrades to both the office and retail components. It upgraded the building lobby and amenities of the office building for businesses seeking smaller, move-in-ready space.

It also constructed spec suites with high-end finishes, prioritizing efficient, flexible design.

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The group also leased the retail space to attract a mix of restaurants and health and beauty retailers.

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