
$1,195,000
1419 Beaumont St, Dallas, TX, 75215
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A rare opportunity to acquire a historic, income-producing multifamily property located within a mixed-use corridor and federally designated Opportunity Zone in one of Dallas’ fastest-evolving urban neighborhoods. Originally built in 1885, the iconic Rosenfield “Blue House” stands as one of the oldest surviving homes in Dallas and has been thoughtfully preserved and repositioned as a distinctive investment asset. Relocated and restored through a community preservation effort, the property blends historic Victorian architecture with modern residential functionality, offering investors a truly unique multifamily property that stands apart in today’s rental market. Its architectural character and historical significance create strong tenant appeal, attracting residents seeking a living experience beyond conventional apartments. Strategically positioned just minutes from Downtown Dallas, Deep Ellum, and the Cedars entertainment district, the property benefits from strong rental demand driven by proximity to employment centers, dining, nightlife, and cultural destinations. Additionally, the property’s Opportunity Zone designation may provide investors with valuable tax advantages, while the surrounding area continues to experience significant redevelopment and growth. Combining historic significance, income-producing capability, and future development potential, the Blue House represents a rare chance to own a landmark property positioned for both current cash flow and long-term appreciation in the heart of Dallas.
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Dallas
The largest metro area in Texas, Dallas–Fort Worth blends corporate muscle with suburban sprawl and long-run growth. Anchored by Fortune 500 headquarters, two major airports, and sprawling master-planned communities, the region stretches from Uptown Dallas high-rises to Fort Worth’s historic Stockyards.
DFW is where finance meets freight, tech meets transportation, and new subdivisions seem to rise as quickly as new logistics hubs. It’s a metro defined by scale — in jobs, rooftops, and opportunity.
Population Growth
~0.8%
Net Migration
Positive
Median Home Price
$318,600
Unemployment Rate
3.60%
Price Trend
~2–3% YoY growth
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~5,500 units
City: Dallas
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