REBusiness Online reported that Wildcat Management, led by Tanya Ragan, plans to develop Castle Ranch, a $150 million mixed-use project in Mansfield, Texas. The April 19, 2023 report confirmed that the development will include apartments, townhomes, retail, restaurant, and coworking office space, connected by pocket parks, walkable streets, sidewalks, and pedestrian paths, with groundbreaking slated for 2024.
Key Highlights
- REBusiness Online confirmed Castle Ranch, a $150 million mixed-use development by Wildcat Management in Mansfield, Texas
- The project will include apartments, townhomes, retail, restaurant, and coworking office space
- Development will connect to a new city park and trail system currently under construction
- Groundbreaking is slated for 2024
- Mansfield’s population has grown from 28,000 in 2000 to more than 74,000, making it one of North Texas’s fastest-growing cities
- REBusiness Online is a leading national commercial real estate trade publication reaching developers, investors, and lenders across the country
Why This Coverage Matters
REBusiness Online covers commercial real estate transactions and development news across the United States, with a national readership of investors, developers, brokers, and lenders. Coverage there moves a story beyond the Texas market into national view — putting Wildcat Management and Castle Ranch in front of capital sources and development partners who are evaluating opportunities across Sun Belt markets.
For a firm that has built its reputation primarily in downtown Dallas, national trade publication coverage of a $150 million suburban development signals that Wildcat Management’s expansion into Mansfield is being taken seriously by the broader commercial real estate industry.
As Seen on REBusiness Online
Founder and President of Wildcat Management, Tanya Ragan is a Dallas real estate developer, investor, and entrepreneur with twenty years developing some of North Texas’s most recognized neighborhoods. 2024 Texas Icon. Top 100 CRE Influencer. Co-author of Blaze Your Own Trail. She started in fashion, detoured through oil fields, built half of downtown Dallas, and has opinions about all three.