Corrigan Investments sold the Pavilion on Lovers Lane to a Dallas buyer; JLL represented the seller and the center remains mostly leased after a 2023 refresh.

Area Development named Texas the Gold Shovel winner after nearly $9 billion in announced projects and more than 9,700 projected jobs. The tally includes deals from Lilly to Wistron and MTU.

EastGroup is adding about 160,000 square feet of Class A industrial space near SH 121 in McKinney, with shell deliveries slated for late 2026. The project is part of the broader McKinney 121 Phase III rollout.

A 20,000‑sq‑ft Tudor at 3711 Lexington is going to auction as Larry and Joyce Lacerte downsize to a Knox Street high‑rise.

Prosper and Celina posted 254 home sales in the 12 months ending May 2026, a marginal dip from last year as midmarket homes dominated transactions. Local infrastructure and rising listings are shaping the pipeline.

Trinity Habitat is building hundreds of affordable homes across the Fort Worth area — here’s who qualifies, what the program asks, and how to get started.

Allen recorded 109 home sales in May with a median sale price of $510,000 and about 40 days on market, continuing a spring uptick in closings.

Frisco ISD’s new superintendent says the district will seek a repair‑focused bond in the next 12–18 months to fix roofs, HVAC and other campus systems. The pitch follows a failed billion‑dollar package in 2024.

A 10‑story Class A office tower in North Dallas has hit the market; Hillcrest Tower is being marketed as nearly fully leased and sits near the Valley View site chosen for the Mavericks' new arena.

LaMarcus Aldridge expanded his D‑FW holdings with a newly built Westlake mansion bought through an LLC this month. MLS and deed records show the purchase.

A 1.28‑acre Turtle Creek parcel at 3601 Cedar Springs has traded hands in a JLL‑brokered deal, delivering a rare PD 193 (O‑2) site with 240‑foot height rights to a new owner.

A 452‑unit Fort Worth apartment community has changed hands; brokers say the property offers interior renovation upside and drew institutional interest amid a softer DFW rent market.

Dubai's Sobha Realty is launching U.S. projects in Celina and Frisco, bringing large lots and luxury‑leaning homes to North Texas as the developer opens its U.S. play.