1900 Elm — 129-Unit Apartment Building, Downtown Dallas

1900 Elm is a 129-unit apartment building at 1900 Elm St in the Downtown area of Dallas, Texas. The building opened in 1929 as the flagship store of the Titche-Goettinger department store chain. George L. Dahl of Greene, LaRoche & Dahl designed it in a Renaissance Revival style, with Florentine detailing on the exterior. In 1997 the Elm Street portion was converted into loft-style apartments, while the Main Street side houses the Universities Center at Dallas. The building is individually listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is part of the Harwood Historic District.

Fast Facts

Neighborhood	Downtown
Address	1900 Elm St, Dallas, TX 75201
Units	129
Year Built	1929
Floor Plans	Apartments and lofts
Parking	Underground parking garage
Pets	Cats and dogs allowed; up to two pets; 75-pound limit for dogs
Amenities	Pet Friendly In-Unit Laundry In-Building Parking Air Conditioning Gym / Fitness Center

Amenities

Shared spaces are modest but practical. The underground garage is a notable convenience for a historic Downtown building.

Fitness center
Clubhouse and community game room
Underground parking garage
Climate-controlled hallways and controlled access
On-site laundry facility
Free Wi-Fi in the lobby
On-site management and maintenance

Unit Features

Apartments occupy the floors of the former department store. Layouts vary, and some homes have vaulted ceilings, bay windows or lofts.

Hardwood floors
Stainless steel appliances, including a microwave and dishwasher
Pantries and walk-in closets
Washer and dryer connections in most units
Central air and ceiling fans
Vaulted ceilings, bay windows or loft layouts in select units

Pet Policy

1900 Elm allows cats and dogs, up to two pets per apartment. Dogs are limited to 75 pounds, and breed restrictions apply. A deposit, a one-time pet fee and monthly pet rent are charged. Contact the leasing office for the complete policy.

Location

1900 Elm is at 1900 Elm St, at the corner of Elm and St. Paul streets on the eastern side of Downtown Dallas. The building fills the block to Main Street, where the Universities Center at Dallas occupies the other half. The Main Street District’s restaurants, Main Street Garden Park and the original Neiman Marcus store are within a few blocks. DART light rail stations on Pacific Avenue and the Arts District to the north are within walking distance.