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Hines and 2ML Real Estate Interests are building a 52-acre master-planned community near the Texas Medical Center.
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Office workers are starting to return to the office, albeit in a reduced capacity.
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Some good news for owners of DFW office buildings. Working from home is not the big perk many employees thought it was prior to the virus pandemic.
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University life sciences developments are markers in the larger life sciences real estate industry.
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City officials had planned to unveil three RFPs per quarter but decided they were ready for four new development plans.
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Fallout from the pandemic has permanently altered the way Americans interact with spaces, according to designers and architects.
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The property is slated to open in late 2022, with 13 food and beverage options and two hotel brands inside.
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Downtown is expected to gain 125,000 residents over the next two decades. Can new planning and zoning guidelines help build enough new housing for them?
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Despite concerns the pandemic would drive companies to slash or eliminate their office spaces, few companies actually have, according to new labor data.
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Public companies may soon have to legally report their climate emissions. What that means for CRE is still hazy.
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