The 1929 Titche-Goettinger Building at 1900 Elm Street at dusk, home of 1900 Elm Lofts in downtown Dallas

Main Street District, Dallas

Downtown lofts in a 1929 landmark

Fifteen-foot columns, tall windows and polished concrete inside the former Titche-Goettinger department store, with most of downtown within a ten-minute walk.

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Available now

A few of the lofts open today, with current prices. The full list is on the Available Lofts page.

$50 application fee per applicant when you apply; $150 administrative fee at lease signing, only if approved.

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Open casement window with a view of downtown Dallas towers from a Grand Loft at 1900 Elm
Grand Loft 416, a corner residence with original casement windows.

The building

A department store that became a home

1900 Elm opened in November 1929 as the Titche-Goettinger department store, designed by George Dahl, the architect of Fair Park. The sales floors are gone; what stayed are the things no new building can offer: fifteen-foot columns with ornate crown molding, original casement windows and Art Deco detailing. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Today it holds 129 lofts from 494 to 2,685 square feet, no two exactly alike, each shaped by the bones of the original store.

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Loft types

Find your size

Seven kinds of loft, from a 494-square-foot Loft to the 2,685-square-foot Penthouse. Start with the size that fits how you live.

Loft 207 living area with a large window and ceiling fan, 1900 Elm Lofts

Loft

Open plan, efficient, many with original windows.

42 residences | 494 to 698 sq ft

Large Loft 701 with three tall windows and an open kitchen, 1900 Elm Lofts

Large Loft

Open plan with room for living, sleeping and work zones.

49 residences | 702 to 887 sq ft

Grand Loft 416 corner living area with four windows over downtown Dallas

Grand Loft

Our largest open plans, several on corners with windows on two walls.

20 residences | 902 to 1,280 sq ft

All seven loft types

Amenities

What comes with the keys

24-hour fitness center

Free weights, racks, cardio and cable machines under the original brick.

Resident club room

Coffee bar, pool table, lounge seating and games.

Underground garage

Two-level garage parking below the building.

On-site laundry rooms

Washers and dryers inside the building.

Controlled-access entry

Secured entrances and elevators.

On-site management

A leasing and management office in the lobby.

Cats and dogs welcome

Ask about pet fees and breed guidelines.

Restaurant downstairs

Partenope is at the corner of the building.

Dallas Pedestrian Network

Walk to offices and lunch spots through the downtown tunnels, straight from the building.

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The 1900 Elm building at the corner of Elm and St. Paul with trees along the sidewalk
The corner of Elm and St. Paul. Main Street Garden Park is one block south.

Neighborhood

Leave the car in the garage

1900 Elm sits in the Main Street district, the most walkable part of Dallas. Main Street Garden Park is three minutes on foot, St. Paul Station is four, the Arts District and the Dallas Museum of Art are about twelve, and the Farmers Market is about thirteen. Dinner can be as close as the restaurant at the corner of the building.

Need a car? The garage is under the building and the whole city is twenty minutes away.

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Get in touch

Ask about a loft or schedule a tour

Tell us a little about what you are looking for. We reply within one business day.

Prefer to talk? Call 214-651-1900 during office hours or email 1900elm@glpropertymanagement.com.

$50 application fee per applicant when you apply; $150 administrative fee at lease signing, only if approved.

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