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Meyerson MOODY ST Symphony Center 24,31 ILLINOIS 63 49 49 39,722 UPTOWN 39 Cathedral Guadalupe 1 27,183,722 29 N Klyde Warren Park American OLIVE ST WESTMORELAND 205 ROUTH ST Airlines CAROLINE STUPTOWN Nasher 24,31,36 MAP NOT TO SCALE Center Sculpture San Jacinto 722 29 HARWOOD ST ARTS FIELD ST Center FLORA ST Tower KIEST 205 Dallas 205 DISTRICTARTS Exall Park Theological Victory OLIVE ST Trammell BRYAN ST WASHINGTON AVE Dallas Crow Center Seminary W Dallas-Victory ROSS AVEDISTRICT Plaza of the ST. PAUL STMuseum VICTORY PARKPerot Museum Americas BAYLOR MUSEUM WY 29 of Art of Nature and MCKINNEY AVE 24,36,206,722 RIVERFRONT BLVD ST VICTORY HOUSTON ST HOUSTON A HIGH MARKET ST Science Dallas Marriott VAA MEDICAL CENTER 49, 49, AKARD ST BAYLOR 31,208,210 PEARL ST City Center 722 722 VICTORY First United HALL ST SAN JACINTO ST LIVE OAK ST PARK WOODALL RODGERS FWY Methodist OLIVE ST 29 Church 52,59 BROOM ST House of Fairmont 1 LEDBETTER Blues 29 Hotel LAMAR ST Fountain HARWOOD ST 19 Pearl/ Latino OAK ST 27, 45 Place Arts Cultural 49,52,59,722 Tower District Baylor University 52,59 183 208,210 Center 29 Medical Center ST. PAUL ST 205 SWISS AVE CONTINENTAL AVE Dallas World 29,49,52 First 59,722 Aquarium BRYAN ST ERVAY ST Baptist Church 31,39 St. Paul 205,208,210 MALCOLM X BLVD Marriott Spring ROSS AVE Lincoln LIVE OAK ST 27,183 24,31,36,39,183,206Plaza Sheraton 21,24,36,722 Hill Suites 206 WORTH ST HOUSTON ST HOUSTON Hotel AKARD ST Deep Ellum GASTON AVE 722 U.S. Post FAIR PARK WEST END West Transfer SAN JACINTO ST Office THANKSGIVING HAWKINS ST ROSS AVE FLORENCE ST LINK 76 West End Headquarters/ 11,19 HISTORIC DISTRICT ST LAMAR Center DART Store COMMERCIAL 19,76 11,19 ST JUNIUS Akard THANKSGIVING WEST END CENTER 1 COMMERCIAL East Transfer 76 HISTORIC DISTRICT BRYAN ST GOOD LATIMER EXPY 27 Center Baylor University 63 CENTER 1,11,19 Medical Center CHAVEZ CESAR 2, ERVAY ST ST PAUL ST. ST HARWOOD 36, 19,21,24 722 RECORD ST ST GRIFFIN FIELD ST Thanksgiving 205,206 PACIFIC AVE HALL ST PACIFIC AVE Square 722 DEEP ELLUM Sixth Floor Crowne 76 Rosa 11,76 Museum/ 722 Plaza Parks B Dealey Dallas DEEP ELLUM B 1,12,19,21,35,42 Plaza 1,2,11,12,19,21,24,31,35,36,39 Majestic 12,19,21,24,36,60,76 Plaza Theatre 60,63,155,164,283,722 60,63,76,110,111,155,164,283 110,111,155,164,283 12,60,76,155 60 35E MAIN STREET 206 161, 59, 42,49,52 11,26,29 205,208,210 110,111,161 2,11,26,76 205,208,210 2,63 MARKET ST MARKET ELM ST ELM ST PEARL EXPY ELM ST ELM ST 21,35 1,11,19 Lew John Neely Dallas 155 DISTRICT 722 Stone Street County MAIN STREET 76 76 Sterrett Bryan Cabin El Centro Universities Hotel 12 Historical Gardens Justice College Comerica Center Indigo Plaza DISTRICT Center St. Jude Bank at Dallas 161,722 Bank of 205,208,210,278,722 Chapel MAIN ST 722 America 111 1,12, Building ST HALL Tourism/ MAIN ST Pegasus The Joule 76 MAIN ST 35,42 Information Center Belo Plaza 12,76 Garden Adolphus 11 RIVERFRONT BLVD Old Red Courthouse Hotel 1,12,35,42,63 1,2,11,12,19,21,35 The Magnolia Neiman Main Street COMMERCE ST 155,164,722 60,63,76,110,111,164 Hotel Marcus Garden Park 12,60,76,110,111,164 HOUSTON ST HOUSTON 12,60,76,111 LEGEND 60 2 2, 35, MARKET ST MARKET ST GRIFFIN FIELD ST AKARD ST ERVAY ST ST PAUL ST. PEARL EXPY CHAVEZ CESAR 206,278 52,59,60 29,49 19,21 Greyhound 206,278 LAMAR ST LAMAR COMMERCE ST COMMERCE ST COMMERCE ST Earl Cabell MALCOLM X BLVD Terminal 278 19 161 JACKSON ST Federal Building Local Bus Route 0-99 206,278 155 Hotel Lawrence 26,155, 26 JACKSON ST Local Bus Route 100-199 11,206,278 WOOD ST 206,278 WOOD ST (Express to/from Downtown) 278 Union Station Dallas Public First Presbyterian Express Bus Route 200-299 11 REUNION/11,19,21,60,283,722 11,161 Library Church 206,278,283 283 CANTON ST 722 Hyatt Regency YOUNG ST D-Link and stop 722 Dallas Hotel UNION STATION YOUNG ST A. Maceo Pioneer 12 REUNION/ Smith Federal Reunion Plaza CIVIC MARILLA ST One-way street DISTRICT Building Tower UNION STATION Omni Hotel FARMERS 110,164,283 110,164 C CENTER Dallas Light Rail Lines C Convention155,161,722 CIVIC City Hall 283 DISTRICT 26 2 35 Kay Bailey 2 MARKET Hutchison CENTER FARMERS M-Line Streetcar Center GOOD LATIMER EXPY Convention CANTON ST ST PAUL ST EVRAY ST MARKET 30 11,19,21 Center Black Academy of Trinity Railway Express 161,206,278,722 Eddie Deen’s Arts & Letters Ranch Restaurant Area R.L. THORNTON FWY 155 45 LAMAR ST AKARD ST 30 CESAR CHAVEZ Megabus 722 late night HARWOOD ST Old City Park THE No weekend service is provided JEFFERSON 155 11,19,21 BLVD VIADUCT on Routes 27, 63, 155, and the 26 CEDARS 35 206,278 161 GRIFFIN ST 2 200 series routes HOUSTON ST VIADUCT 722 26 12 1 2 Gilley’s 155 3 4 5 PLACES OF INTEREST DOWNTOWN DALLAS Shuttle D-Link Stop Numbers & Places of Interest PEARL STUPTOWN continued continued Civic Buildings Places of Interest Places of Interest OLIVE ST 1. Cedars Station * MOODY ST 13 A. Maceo Smith 11, 26, 29, 52, 155, 161, 206, House of Blues A2 29, 49, 52, 59, 722 Sixth Floor Museum/ 1, 12, 19, 21, 35, 42, 59, 60, 63, K WOODALL Federal Building C2 278, 283, 722 Dealey Plaza B1 155, 161, 164, 283, 722 2. South Side* 12 RODGERS FWY John Neely Bryan Cabin B1 1, 12, 19, 21, 35, 59, 60, 63, 161, 14 3. Kay Bailey Hutchison OLIVE ST Dallas City Hall C3 2, 26, 206, 278, 283, 722 164, 283, 722 Stone Street Gardens B3 1, 2, 11, 12, 19, 21, 24, 31, 35, 13 FLORA ST 36, 39, 60, 63, 76, 110, 111, 155, Convention Center 12 15 VICTORY FIELD ST Dallas Public Library C3 2, 206, 278, 283 Kay Bailey Hutchison 155, 161, 206, 278, 283, 722 CEDAR RD SPRINGS 164, 283, 722 Victory CAROLINE ST Pearl/Arts District 1, 2, 11, 12, 19, 21, 26, 35, 60, 63 Dallas Convention Center C2 4. Kay Bailey Hutchison PARK 14 Earl Cabell Federal Building C2 16 17 Klyde Warren Park A3 39, 722, M-LINE 825 Tourism/ 1, 12, 19, 21, 29, 35, 42, 60, 63, Convention Center OLIVE ST 15 East Transfer Lew Sterrett Justice Center B1 1, 12, 35, 42, 59, 63 Information Center B1 155, 161, 164, 283, 722 Center Latino Cultural Center A4 1 5. Omni Dallas Hotel D MCKINNEY AVE DALLAS ARTS US Post Office B3 31, 39, 205, 208, 210 366 DISTRICT Majestic Theatre B3 1, 11, 12, 19, 21, 24, 35, 36, 60, 6. Founders Square FIELD ST Places of Worship 77 10 St. Paul 64, 76, 110, 111, 155, 283, 722 ST. PAUL ST 75 Colleges and Universities 7. Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza West Transfer PEARL ST Morton H. Meyerson 24, 31, 36, 183, 205, 208, 210, Cathedral Guadalupe A3 24, 31, 36, 183, 205, 208, 210 Center Dallas Theological Seminary A5 1 8. West End 11 AKARD ST Symphony Center A3 722 First Baptist Church A3 24, 31, 36, 39, 183, 205, 206, 35E CESAR CHAVEZ BLVD 9. Victory Park VICTORY AVE HOUSTON ST El Centro College B2 11, 26, 29, 42, 49, 52, 59, 110, 208, 210 LAMAR ST Nasher Sculpture Center A3 24, 36, 31, 39, 183, 205, 722 BROOM ST Akard 111, 161, 205, 206, 278, 722 10. American Airlines Center 18 Neiman Marcus B3 1, 2, 11, 12, 19, 21, 35, 60, 63, First Presbyterian Church C3 35, 278, 283 9 Universities Center at Dallas B3 205, 206, 210, 278, 722 11. Victory Park MCKINNEY AVE GRIFFINELM ST ST 19 MAIN STREET 76, 110, 111, 164, 722 First United Methodist Church A3 24, 31, 36, 39, 183, 205 CONTINENTAL AVE 9 12. American Airlines Center DISTRICT Old City Park C3,C4 2, 35 St. Jude Chapel B3 205, 208, 210, 278 WEST END MAIN ST West End Hotels Old Red Courthouse B1 1, 12, 19, 21, 29, 35, 42, 59, 60, Thanksgiving Square B3 205, 208, 210 13.
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  • Wolverine Interests, Llc

    Wolverine Interests, Llc

    WOLVERINE INTERESTS, LLC Wolverine Interests is a Dallas, Texas based Commercial Real Estate Investment Firm led by industry veterans with a deep understanding of complex financing, master development and management expertise. Wolverine specializes in: • Mixed-Use Developments • Office Developments • Multi-Family Developments • Single Tenant Properties • Office Acquisition/Disposition • Complex Financing • Tenant Representation MIXED-USE DEVELOPMENTS Wolverine Interests specializes in office, multi-family, and master planned mixed-use developments. Over the past 40 years, our partners have developed over 8,000 multi-family units, 8 large office buildings, and master planned 3 comprehensive mixed-use projects in the DFW metroplex. Wolverine assembles the capital stack for the project in accordance to the investment strategy of the investors. From there, we facilitate the entire development process from architectural plans, to land purchase, through construction management and lease-up, to asset management. Wolverine’s success stems from our vision to create communities that provide optimal live/work/play experiences for the end user. FRISCO SQUARE - 60 ACRES Frisco Square is similar to a European village; a pedestrian-friendly urban environment in Frisco, Texas. Designed by David M. Schwartz; whose work includes the American Airlines Center in Dallas, the Ballpark in Arlington, and the Bass Performance Hall in Fort Worth; along with O’Brein, Boka & Powell whose notable work includes The Star in Frisco. The development encompasses office, retail, multi-family and municipal product located on over 60 acres in one of fastest growing cities in the United States. Located right off the Dallas North Tollway and across the street south of Toyota Stadium; home of FC Dallas soccer club.