Dallas developer Paul Carden has assembled about 10 acres throughout the Dallas neighborhood of Brentwood within Oak Cliff and has big plans for mixed-use and...
Paul Carden stands at the foot of about five acres he owns off of Ridge Street in the Brentwood neighborhood of Dallas that could one day hold about 80 multifamily units with views over the downtown skyline.
Carden's parcel at the dead-end of Ridge Street holds a bluff with a steep drop-off and surprising, unmarred views of downtown Dallas.The view over the gaping bluff was as unexpected as it was breathtaking. “I kept hearing, ‘Could someone else go and solve this issue? Could someone else go and do this?’ And I thought, I’m just going to do it myself, keep going and keep pushing,” said Carden.He began purchasing his first lots in Brentwood in 2016, believing someone else might see the same potential as him and want to go in alongside him to build in the area.“I thought, if I have a good idea and I try to do the right thing, I’m pretty sure people are going to work with me.
Carden points to the over 90 acres of the RedBird revitalization when he thinks of a project hyper-focused on a particular area like his. “Part of respecting the potential of the community is demonstrating that not only can you do the right thing, but you can do the right thing profitably,” said Carden.
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