TLDR: Dallas’ Winchester Carlisle Companies Snags $35M Investment
Key Points:
- Winchester Carlisle Companies, a Dallas-based holding company, has received a $35 million investment from a private capital provider.
- The investment will allow the company to refocus on the single-family for-sale business and expand homebuilding operations in North and Central Texas.
Dallas-based Winchester Carlisle Companies, a holding company that invests in diversified real estate businesses across Texas, has received a $35 million investment from a private capital provider. The company, which is the parent company of Ameritex Homes, Dunhill Homes, Carlisle Title, and Realty Commerce, plans to use the new capital to refocus efforts on the single-family for-sale business and expand homebuilding operations into more markets across North and Central Texas. Richard Dix, founder and CEO of Winchester Carlisle Companies, emphasized the importance of meeting the unmet need for housing options in the fast-growing Dallas-Fort Worth metro area.
Winchester Carlisle Companies has a long history in the construction of single-family and build-to-rent investment properties, with over $385 million of investments in a variety of real estate assets. The company holds more than 1,600 purpose-built single-family rental homes across Texas. With the potential interest rate drop, the company sees an opportunity to gear up to meet the pent-up demand for housing solutions for families in North and Central Texas.
Richard Dix was advised by Margaret Whelan of Whelan Advisory in Florida. The investment signals Winchester Carlisle Companies’ commitment to further expanding its presence in the real estate market in Texas.
