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Panelists gathered at a Dec. 14 Bisnow event to discuss how to keep the momentum going in Downtown Dallas, which has seen increased investment in recent years.
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The owner of the iconic Esperson building downtown will renovate office spaces into a yet-to-be-determined number of multifamily units.
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Living moss walls, yoga rooms and on-site therapy are just some of the strategies used to convince workers their time is better spent in the office.
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Property owners say only more expensive, difficult options are left on the table to deal with drought.
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A predominantly Black neighborhood of more than 300 homes was seized by the city of Dallas in 1969. A new community park seeks to right that wrong.
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Brick-and-mortar retail is back, this time working in tandem with e-commerce, which has seen its growth slow.
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The full-scale renovation of Boston's 42-story One Post Office Square office tower is nearly complete, and it has landed major new tenants.
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Amid the SEC's release of a proposed set of requirements compelling REITs and publicly held CRE firms to disclose climate risk, pushback on ESG is heating up.
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Experts in DFW's multifamily space came together to discuss neutralizing threats at a Sept. 27 Bisnow event.
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The Allen Center's recent renovations convinced Chamberlain Hrdlicka law firm to stay, and it's planning more renovations with a price tag of $6M.
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