DALLAS-The city’s first transit-oriented development will undergo a transformation in the coming months. Mockingbird Station’s asset manager, Real Estate Capital Partners, has hired Madison Marquette to reposition the mixed-use project.
The repositioning process includes a significant capital improvement plan, as well as a consumer research project and leasing program, according to Whitney Livingston, vice president of management and marketing services for Madison Marquette and the Mockingbird Station project lead.
Located at the intersection of Central Expressway and Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Station consists of 200,000 square feet of retail, residential lofts and an office tower. It offers a mix of retail, restaurant and entertainment options including: Urban Outfitters; American Apparel; West Elm, Urban Taco; and Angelika Film Center. The retail portion is more than 90% leased, according to Livingston.
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