1970's
(1973)
Mr. Neary entered law school at SMU and began his business career
(1974)
Opened Rhett Butler’s steak house in Amarillo, Texas
(1975)
Rhett Butler’s Steak House was sold, and capital was redeployed to On your Mark, one of America’s first athletic shoe store chains, expanding to 29 stores before it was sold to Foot Locker
(1976) On Your Mark Systems, Inc. invested in Famous Ramos Hot Dogs – a mall food court restaurant chain that grew to over 100 stores before being sold to Orange Julius
(1977) Dimension Realty, Inc. was created as a commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in regional mall site acquisitions. Representative
clients included Simon, Homart, DeBartolo, General Growth, Rouse and Broadhead.
(1979)
Dimension Realty morphed into Dimension Development Company
1980’s
(1981-1984)
Dimension partnered with Melvin Simon and Associates, Homart, and Paul Broadhead and
Associates to build regional malls – over 5 MM square feet of retail space, and over 100 out
parcels
(1982 – 1986)
Developed over 2.5 MM square feet of shopping centers; 3,000 multi-family units; 3 hotels; and over 500 acres of commercial land development
(1982)
Formed Commerce Title Company in Houston, Texas with M.G. “Buddy Herring”, Paul Broadhead, Melvin Simon, Ron Evans and Reno Hartfiel.
(1982 – 1987)
Developed over 2,500 residential lots in master planned communities in DFW and Atlanta
metro markets
(1983)
Dimension diversified into services, including Saratoga Capital, Broadhust Company, and
Dimension Realty Management
(1984)
Formed CNS Partners to “actively invest in undervalued publicly traded companies. Investors included Drexel Burnham, Jeffries, Bear Stearns, First City Financial and Icahn. Notable transactions included Aloha Airlines, Southland Corporation, Southland Financial Corporation and Master Lock
1990's
(1992 – 1997)
Dimension formed investment partnerships to acquire RTC assets, deploying over $200MM of equity
2000's
(2001 - 2005)
Dimension sold the RTC assets it acquired during the 1990’s
(2002)
Dimension reentered master planned community effort in California and Texas – developing over 10,000 lots
(2007)
Dimension foresaw the collapse of the housing and mortgage industry, and liquidated 90% of our land inventory prior to the collapse, shrinking dramatically but preserving
our capital
2010's
(2010)
Dimension cautiously reentered Austin market, developing more than 9,000 lots
(2012)
Formed DCP Financial Services as a correspondent for Walker Dunlop, specializing in GSE multi family loans
(2015)
Formed Sentinel Title Company in Dallas. Underwriters include Chicago Title, Fidelity National and Westcor
2020's
(2020)
Dimension is developing several new real estate asset class initiatives and expanding its operating
business portfolio.
(2021)
Invested in tech sector with a major investment in mLogica:
www.mLogica.com
1970's
(1973)
Mr. Neary entered law school at SMU and began his business career
(1974)
Opened Rhett Butler’s steak house in Amarillo, Texas
(1975)
Rhett Butler’s Steak House was sold, and capital was redeployed to On your Mark, one of America’s first athletic shoe store chains, expanding to 29 stores before it was sold to Foot Locker
(1976) On Your Mark Systems, Inc. invested in Famous Ramos Hot Dogs – a mall food court restaurant chain that grew to over 100 stores before being sold to Orange Julius
(1977) Dimension Realty, Inc. was created as a commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in regional mall site acquisitions. Representative
clients included Simon, Homart, DeBartolo, General Growth, Rouse and Broadhead.
(1979)
Dimension Realty morphed into Dimension Development Company
1980’s
(1981-1984)
Dimension partnered with Melvin Simon and Associates, Homart, and Paul Broadhead and
Associates to build regional malls – over 5 MM square feet of retail space, and over 100 out
parcels
(1982 – 1986)
Developed over 2.5 MM square feet of shopping centers; 3,000 multi-family units; 3 hotels; and over 500 acres of commercial land development
(1982)
Formed Commerce Title Company in Houston, Texas with M.G. “Buddy Herring”, Paul Broadhead, Melvin Simon, Ron Evans and Reno Hartfiel.
(1982 – 1987)
Developed over 2,500 residential lots in master planned communities in DFW and Atlanta
metro markets
(1983)
Dimension diversified into services, including Saratoga Capital, Broadhust Company, and
Dimension Realty Management
(1984)
Formed CNS Partners to “actively invest in undervalued publicly traded companies. Investors included Drexel Burnham, Jeffries, Bear Stearns, First City Financial and Icahn. Notable transactions included Aloha Airlines, Southland Corporation, Southland Financial Corporation and Master Lock
1990's
(1992 – 1997)
Dimension formed investment partnerships to acquire RTC assets, deploying over $200MM of equity
2000's
(2001 - 2005)
Dimension sold the RTC assets it acquired during the 1990’s
(2002)
Dimension reentered master planned community effort in California and Texas – developing over 10,000 lots
(2007)
Dimension foresaw the collapse of the housing and mortgage industry, and liquidated 90% of our land inventory prior to the collapse, shrinking dramatically but preserving
our capital
2010's
(2010)
Dimension cautiously reentered Austin market, developing more than 9,000 lots
(2012)
Formed DCP Financial Services as a correspondent for Walker Dunlop, specializing in GSE multi family loans
(2015)
Formed Sentinel Title Company in Dallas. Underwriters include Chicago Title, Fidelity National and Westcor
2020's
(2020)
Dimension is developing several new real estate asset class initiatives and expanding its operating
business portfolio.
(2021)
Invested in tech sector with a major investment in mLogica:
www.mLogica.com
1970's
(1973)
Mr. Neary entered law school at SMU and began his business career
(1974)
Opened Rhett Butler’s steak house in Amarillo, Texas
(1975)
Rhett Butler’s Steak House was sold, and capital was redeployed to On your Mark, one of America’s first athletic shoe store chains, expanding to 29 stores before it was sold to Foot Locker
(1976) On Your Mark Systems, Inc. invested in Famous Ramos Hot Dogs – a mall food court restaurant chain that grew to over 100 stores before being sold to Orange Julius
(1977) Dimension Realty, Inc. was created as a commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in regional mall site acquisitions. Representative
clients included Simon, Homart, DeBartolo, General Growth, Rouse and Broadhead.
(1979)
Dimension Realty morphed into Dimension Development Company
1980’s
(1981-1984)
Dimension partnered with Melvin Simon and Associates, Homart, and Paul Broadhead and
Associates to build regional malls – over 5 MM square feet of retail space, and over 100 out
parcels
(1982 – 1986)
Developed over 2.5 MM square feet of shopping centers; 3,000 multi-family units; 3 hotels; and over 500 acres of commercial land development
(1982)
Formed Commerce Title Company in Houston, Texas with M.G. “Buddy Herring”, Paul Broadhead, Melvin Simon, Ron Evans and Reno Hartfiel.
(1982 – 1987)
Developed over 2,500 residential lots in master planned communities in DFW and Atlanta
metro markets
(1983)
Dimension diversified into services, including Saratoga Capital, Broadhust Company, and
Dimension Realty Management
(1984)
Formed CNS Partners to “actively invest in undervalued publicly traded companies. Investors included Drexel Burnham, Jeffries, Bear Stearns, First City Financial and Icahn. Notable transactions included Aloha Airlines, Southland Corporation, Southland Financial Corporation and Master Lock
1990's
(1992 – 1997)
Dimension formed investment partnerships to acquire RTC assets, deploying over $200MM of equity
2000's
(2001 - 2005)
Dimension sold the RTC assets it acquired during the 1990’s
(2002)
Dimension reentered master planned community effort in California and Texas – developing over 10,000 lots
(2007)
Dimension foresaw the collapse of the housing and mortgage industry, and liquidated 90% of our land inventory prior to the collapse, shrinking dramatically but preserving
our capital
2010's
(2010)
Dimension cautiously reentered Austin market, developing more than 9,000 lots
(2012)
Formed DCP Financial Services as a correspondent for Walker Dunlop, specializing in GSE multi family loans
(2015)
Formed Sentinel Title Company in Dallas. Underwriters include Chicago Title, Fidelity National and Westcor
2020's
(2020)
Dimension is developing several new real estate asset class initiatives and expanding its operating
business portfolio.
(2021)
Invested in tech sector with a major investment in mLogica:
www.mLogica.com
1970's
(1973)
Mr. Neary entered law school at SMU and began his business career
(1974)
Opened Rhett Butler’s steak house in Amarillo, Texas
(1975)
Rhett Butler’s Steak House was sold, and capital was redeployed to On your Mark, one of America’s first athletic shoe store chains, expanding to 29 stores before it was sold to Foot Locker
(1976) On Your Mark Systems, Inc. invested in Famous Ramos Hot Dogs – a mall food court restaurant chain that grew to over 100 stores before being sold to Orange Julius
(1977) Dimension Realty, Inc. was created as a commercial real estate brokerage firm specializing in regional mall site acquisitions. Representative
clients included Simon, Homart, DeBartolo, General Growth, Rouse and Broadhead.
(1979)
Dimension Realty morphed into Dimension Development Company
1980’s
(1981-1984)
Dimension partnered with Melvin Simon and Associates, Homart, and Paul Broadhead and
Associates to build regional malls – over 5 MM square feet of retail space, and over 100 out
parcels
(1982 – 1986)
Developed over 2.5 MM square feet of shopping centers; 3,000 multi-family units; 3 hotels; and over 500 acres of commercial land development
(1982)
Formed Commerce Title Company in Houston, Texas with M.G. “Buddy Herring”, Paul Broadhead, Melvin Simon, Ron Evans and Reno Hartfiel.
(1982 – 1987)
Developed over 2,500 residential lots in master planned communities in DFW and Atlanta
metro markets
(1983)
Dimension diversified into services, including Saratoga Capital, Broadhust Company, and
Dimension Realty Management
(1984)
Formed CNS Partners to “actively invest in undervalued publicly traded companies. Investors included Drexel Burnham, Jeffries, Bear Stearns, First City Financial and Icahn. Notable transactions included Aloha Airlines, Southland Corporation, Southland Financial Corporation and Master Lock
1990's
(1992 – 1997)
Dimension formed investment partnerships to acquire RTC assets, deploying over $200MM of equity
2000's
(2001 - 2005)
Dimension sold the RTC assets it acquired during the 1990’s
(2002)
Dimension reentered master planned community effort in California and Texas – developing over 10,000 lots
(2007)
Dimension foresaw the collapse of the housing and mortgage industry, and liquidated 90% of our land inventory prior to the collapse, shrinking dramatically but preserving
our capital
2010's
(2010)
Dimension cautiously reentered Austin market, developing more than 9,000 lots
(2012)
Formed DCP Financial Services as a correspondent for Walker Dunlop, specializing in GSE multi family loans
(2015)
Formed Sentinel Title Company in Dallas. Underwriters include Chicago Title, Fidelity National and Westcor
2020's
(2020)
Dimension is developing several new real estate asset class initiatives and expanding its operating
business portfolio.
(2021)
Invested in tech sector with a major investment in mLogica:
www.mLogica.com
