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In a vastly over-retailed country, Fort Worth is getting hard looks from all kinds of tenants: national, regional and first-to-market.
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Fort Worth industrial boom keeps going, but housing affordability is starting to rear its ugly head in Cowtown.
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Industrial development and acquisition activity is soaring with investors and developers viewing the asset class as a safe bet heading into 2020.
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The world is eyeing Fort Worth as a potential corporate destination, but can the city land the big global players?
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Fort Worth is benefiting from its small-town feel and a plethora of outdoor spaces created as part of the area's key development projects.
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Mum is the word on Mother's Day, and these CRE moms are among the billions worldwide who make this hard job look easy.
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While lower regulations and taxes are going to benefit CRE, Crow Holdings CEO Michael Levy said Trump’s policy on tariffs could have repercussions.
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The joint venture of High Street Residential and Tokyu Land Corp. is expected to deliver the 281-unit multifamily community in the fourth quarter of 2027.
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The Haggard family, Stillwater Capital and WoodHouse broke ground on the mixed-use Haggard Farm project situated on around 130 acres.
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Orion Properties leased the building at 6655 MacArthur Blvd. in Irving to nonprofit organization Mercury One.
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