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This Week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
This week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
May 06, 2019
This week's Dallas-Fort Worth Deal Sheet
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An influx of investment into opportunity zones has yet to come, but the program has spawned an ecosystem of events, media, marketing and paid consultation.
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Everyone agrees the controversial ARO needs change, but the Lightfoot administration has not made any decisions.
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Jones Day officials site the mixed-use nature of Colony Square as a way for it to help recruit attorneys.
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The best and brightest women in UK real estate in 2019
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Chase Tower in Downtown Dallas keeps a mega law firm in place, while a 7-Eleven in McKinney finds a new owner. All of this and more in this week's Deal Sheet.
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Although financial firms have led an exodus out of the Loop, developers see possibilities for residential, hotel and coworking uses to take their places.
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A Las Colinas office complex lands tenants with a combined leasing value of $20M, while an iconic Dallas skyscraper attracts a creative office end user.
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From REITs to hoteliers to brokerage firms and tech giants, commercial real estate companies felt the pain of Monday's stock market plunge.
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Simon Property Group, Brookfield Property Partners, MGM Resorts and Blackstone each fell more than 15% as commercial real estate stocks plunged Thursday.
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