Hamilton Development's first Texas project is already leased, though the tenant remains a mystery.

The $2 million homes will sit on former Keller ISD land, with one council member voting no over lot-size concerns.

The Beverly Drive estate has stayed in Nancy Miller's family since 1964, with Oriental Hotel timbers still intact.

The Pavilions, a Lake Highlands community built as two properties in the late 1990s, is getting new owners and a makeover.

Lynn Pinker Hurst & Schwegmann is leaving 2100 Ross Ave. after the tower was foreclosed on and sold back to lenders.

Crossroads at Terrell, anchored by Hobby Lobby and Academy Sports, just landed a fresh $36 million loan east of Dallas.

Central Market's rebuilt Preston Oaks anchor is drawing more than two million visits a year, with Heyday Skincare set to fill the last space this fall.

The California firm's first Texas retail buy adds a Kroger-anchored center at the gateway to Sachse's Firewheel corridor.

The three-building Irving campus is 82 percent occupied despite a submarket where vacancy tops 29 percent.

The five-year loan through New York Life arrives as CityLine's apartment count could reach the approved maximum of 5,100 units.

Hillwood's new Ranger 35 park could bring 10,000 jobs to Waxahachie, with its first building set to be DFW's tallest spec warehouse.

The Henderson Street flea market site could soon host Fort Worth's tallest buildings outside downtown.

Dallas hosted 277 productions in 2025, pumping $133 million into the local economy and filling hotels nightly.