Life sciences companies like DFW because it offers easy access to utilities, an abundance of available land and less regulation than larger markets.
Russell Glen intends Rivulet to bolster Southern Dallas' reputation and add missing infrastructure and amenities, new office space and a neighborhood grocer.
Denton is experiencing the type of population growth, workforce increases and economic development activity that Frisco had during its boom years.
DFW emerged as a growing financial hub with an expanding population that fueled retail growth, the multifamily pipeline and development in the southern sector.
The University of Texas at Dallas purchased the more than 151K SF office to expand its infrastructure in order to keep up with the school’s growing enrollment
Years of strong industrial growth on the Texas side of the Mexican border could slow amid a change in conversation from onshoring to tariffs.
HB 2127, set to go into effect this fall, will roll back tenant protections enacted by Texas cities. Its passage comes as evictions are on the rise.
For two decades, Texas lured people and companies with its affordability. It isn't so affordable anymore.
The nearly 15-acre site around DART's Arapaho Center Station will serve as the entrance to Richardson's IQ.
The Crow family has donated its Asian art to UTD, along with $23M to build a museum.
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