Biggest Development Trend in DFW: Mixed-Use

Hillwood Properties is getting into the mixed-use game as the master developer of Frisco Station with a newly formed division, Hillwood Urban. Nebraska Furniture Mart opened up this spring with plans for the 433-acre Grandscape mixed-use project (with 3.9M SF of retail) to follow. Then, there’s KDC’s CityLine. They’re all great examples of why we picked mixed-use as the topic for our Aug. 5 event at the Westin Galleria Dallas. We'll be joined by KDC EVP Walt Mountford, Craig International CEO David Craig, Corinth Properties founder Frank Mihallpoulos and many more. Save your place for Bisnow’s Future of Dallas Mixed-Use Aug. 5 event by registering here.

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